Protecția Drepturilor Omului în raport cu reforma autoritățiijudecătorești în Regatul Unit Al Marii Britanii și Irlandei De Nord
Human rights protection during UK and North Ireland judicial system reform

Summary/Abstract: In the British legal system, the judicial function is fulfilled by a variety of bodies at various levels and in relation to specific cases. The main functions of "Courts” are: to "declare" right where Parliament was not explicit enough; to prevent any tendency to authoritarianism applying the law impartially and independently, without any interference from anyone; to decide disputes between citizens; to provide the means by which, as far as possible, an injured person to obtain reparation for damages. The Human Rights Act 1998, the European Convention on Human Rights was incorporated into national law. This has had an impact on several areas of the British legal system.

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