The Mental Capacity Bill, Suicide and Euthanasia

Critically evaluate the significance of the mental capacity bill in relation to euthanasia. What does the bill set out to do? What will be the impact of the bill? Who will be affected? What criticisms have been levelled at it?

Excerpt: "Medical groups however remain supportive as they believe it an important extension of patient's rights, as would have been the case in Pretty, and that it will clarify the law on the issue of those rights."

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Parental Rights - Family Law

The law on parental rights needs to be clarified to ensure it properly protects the interests of children. Discuss.

Excerpt: "It is how these are interpreted, particularly by parents who can sometimes (inadvertently) fail to overlook what is in the best interest for their children as well as by the courts that will really make a difference. Furthermore, an understanding of the applicability of the welfare principle (and checklist) is of paramount importance in guiding the courts to best protect the interests of children."

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Contract Law

In both (a) and (b) advise Manchester Airport of their legal position.

Excerpt: "With regard to appeal for the government's decision, this could take time to process and there is no guarantee of success, especially as ACME is reluctant to intervene. Despite the fact that a successful appeal would re-constitute the contract and all rights and obligations under it, the financially sound option would be to create a new tender with a new contractor and recover the lost revenue far more quickly."

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Internet Law

Critically analyze the development and the future of Internet law in the light of Internet related crimes and relevant case law

Excerpt: "Infringements of cyber-space remain a global problem and inimical to democratic reforms, with individuals needing to be protected from privacy violations regardless of which country they live in "

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Cyber Law

"The nature of the Internet renders it resistant to traditional forms of regulation. Government control is not the answer for the simple reason that it is unlikely to work. It is truly beyond the reach of any single nation-state." Discuss