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CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Public Law @ Page 1 - 5 CHAPTER 2: Sources of the Constitution @ Page 6 - 22 CHAPTER 3: Separation of Power @ Page 23 - 34 CHAPTER 4: The Role of Law @ Page 35 - 48 CHAPTER 5: Parliamentary Sovereignty @ Page 49 - 61 CHAPTER 6: The European Union @ Page 62 - 86 CHAPTER 7: Central, Regional and Local Government @ Page 87 - 100 CHAPTER 8: Electoral Law @ Page 101 - 111 CHAPTER 9: Parliament @ Page 113 - 138 CHAPTER 10: The Protection of human rights @ Page 139 - 162 CHAPTER 11: Freedom of expression and Privacy @ Page 163 - 173 CHAPTER 12: Freedom of Assembly and publiuc Order @ Page 174 - 185 CHAPTER 13: Judicial review of Administrative Action @ Page 186 - 211 CHAPTER 14: Ombudsmen @ Page 212 - 218 CHAPTER 15: A very brief history @ Page 219 - 229
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