LAW REPORTING: ANOTHER CASE FOR DEREGULATION

Who's prepared for advocacy? Another inverse law.

OBJECTIVES To examine the characteristics of parents responding to a petition calling for greater efforts to ensure the safety of children as pedestrians and to contrast factors predictive of advocacy with risk factors for child pedestrian injury. SETTING The Auckland region of New Zealand. METHODS Parents participating in the Auckland Child Pedestrian Injury Study, a community based case-c...

Competition law, competition policy, and deregulation

Nykvist, from an anonymous referee and from the editors of this journal.

Eco-labelling—a case for deregulation?

The general disenchantment with command-and-control mechanisms led to pressure to experiment with tools of deregulation which encourage the desired behaviour through financial incentives rather than through legal coercion. Eco-labelling can be seen as a representation of this trend to deregulate environmental protection by allowing industry to make the decision of whether or not to apply for th...

Another Failure of the Lunacy Law Reformers

requiring the ratepayers to maintain lunatics of the middle and lower classes." The last of these two propositions is easily dealt with. If the honourable member had only taken the trouble to get up any information at all before he addressed the House on so important a subject, he would have found that at all country and borough asylums there is a system of payment enforced upon the relatives o...

Constitutional Deregulation: Notes Toward a Public, Public Law