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...education Protocol 1 Article 3 Right to free and fair elections Protocol 4 Article 1 Prohibition of imprisonment for debt Protocol 6 Article 1 Abolition of the death penalty Protocol 7 Article 2 Right to appeal on conviction or sentence Protocol 7 Article 3 Right to compensation for victims of miscarriages of justice Footnotes * A total of 14 protocols have been added to...

...education in the UK comes the responsibility of a local authority to provide schools and a responsibility placed upon parents to ensure their children attend school. Rights ‘Rights’ is a word that can be used in many ways. Lawyers use it to indicate that a person has a specific entitlement – for example, the right not to be dismissed unfairly from their job, or the...

...technology it has become relatively easy, as long as there is internet access, to find records of decisions made by a court. Lawyers rely on formal reports of cases – not newspaper reports –and these can be found in official law reports. The Scottish Council of Law Reporting, a company limited by guarantee, has been established by the Scottish legal profession to...

...education) and the growing ideas of material progress associated with Adam Smith's discussion of the ‘wealth of nations’ (den Boer, 1995, pp.58–65). A general idea of progress associated with the mainstream of European development soon began to prevail over the cultural elitism implied by the emphasis on civilization. It took a specific political form in the...