دانلود کتاب Privilege, Privacy and Confidentiality in Family Proceedings

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Preface\nTable of Statutes\nTable of Statutory Instruments and Other Guidance\nTable of European Legislation\nTable of Cases\nChapter 1 Introduction\n 1 Elements of the law\n 2 Framework of the law\n 3 Subsidiary legislation and quasi-delegated legislation\n 4 Precedent, stare decisis and ratio\n 5 Family proceedings, Civil Procedure Rules 1998 and the common law\nChapter 2 Privacy\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Personal privacy: the common law\n 3 European Convention 1950\n 4 ‘A reasonable expectation of privacy’\n 5 The balance: privacy and freedom of expression\n 6 A tort of privacy\n 7 Court in private\n 8 Restrictions on publicity\n 9 Practice guidance (interim non-disclosure orders)\nChapter 3 Confidentiality\n 1 Introduction\n 2 A definition of confidentiality\n 3 Confidentiality and parties to proceedings\n 4 Confidentiality of a mature child\n 5 Confidentiality and solicitors\nChapter 4 Disclosure at common law\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Disclosure\n 3 Disclosure, Family Proceedings and the Civil Procedure Rules 1998\n 4 Standard Disclosure\n 5 Duration of Disclosure\n 6 Bundles\nChapter 5 Legal Advice privilege\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Origin of legal professional privilege\n 3 A right to withhold relevant evidence\n 4 Inception of advice\n 5 Waiver and loss of privilege\n 6 Privilege: children and vulnerable individuals\nChapter 6 Litigation Privilege\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Litigation Privilege: Dominant Purpose\n 3 Litigation Privilege and Children Proceedings\n 4 ‘Materials For Litigation’ Privilege\nChapter 7 Self-incrimination privilege\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Self-incrimination privilege defined\n 3 Children proceedings\n 4 Search order proceedings\nChapter 8 Without prejudice immunity\n 1 Introduction\n 2 The Without Prejudice Rule\n 3 Litigation in Prospect\n 4 Admissions in Negotiations\n 5 Termination of the Immunity\n 6 Exceptions to Without Prejudice Privilege\n 7 Waiver of Without Prejudice Immunity\nChapter 9 Relevant Legal Context\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Relevant Legal Context\n 3 Solicitor Working Not in a ‘Legal Context’\nChapter 10 Exceptions from Privilege and Confidentiality\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Fraud and Other Iniquity\n 3 Defining and Pleading Iniquity and Fraud\n 4 Iniquity and the Welfare of the Child\n 5 Overiding Confidentiality\nChapter 11 Procedure: Public Interest Immunity, Privilege and Non-Party Disclosure\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Obtaining Information from Non-Parties\n 3 Procedure for Withholding Inspection\n 4 Withholding Production on Grounds of Public Interest Immunity\n 5 Communication: Police, Local Authority and the Courts in Children Proceedings\nChapter 12 Release or Publication of Court Material to Non-parties: The Law\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Release of court documents\n 3 Release of hearing documents\n 4 Documents after Cape Intermediate v Dring\n 5 Collateral use of disclosed documents\nChapter 13 Release of court material in family proceedings\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Restrictions on openness in family court\n 3 Media and others’ attendance at private hearings\n 4 Exclusion of the media\n 4 Media and others’ attendance: operation of the rule\n 5 Release of documents to non-parties\n 6 Collateral use of court documents in family proceedings\nChapter 14 Release of confidential material from family proceedings\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Communication of information: children proceedings\n 3 Material from family proceedings to non-parties\nChapter 15 Closed Material Procedures\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Rule against closed material procedures\n 3 Closed material procedures in civil proceedings\n 4 Disclosure to legal representatives only\n 5 Special advocates\nChapter 16 Public Interest\n 1 Introduction\n 2 Public interest immunity\n 3 Public and private interests\n 4 Immunity for informants\n 5 Public interest immunity: orders for and against non-parties\nIndex