Books by Tom Bingham
The Rule of Law
by Tom Bingham
A former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Tom Bingham offers a guide to the law and its role in a democracy, with particular reference to the UK and its institutions.
The Rule of Law
by Tom Bingham
What’s interesting about The Rule of Law is that it’s written by someone who was until very recently the UK’s most senior judge, Lord Bingham, and it’s comforting because it shows that the highest level of the judiciary is really interested in the liberty of the individual and freedom in all its various guises.
Interviews where books by Tom Bingham were recommended
The best books on Justice and the Law, recommended by The Secret Barrister
The English legal system is struggling to ensure justice. Drastic government cuts and disastrous reforms have led to innocent people being let down by the system again and again. Reporting anonymously from the front line, The Secret Barrister sees it as their duty to keep the public informed. Here they discuss the books that have shaped the way they think about justice and its relation to the law.
The best books on Human Rights, recommended by Shami Chakrabarti
Director of Liberty Shami Chakrabarti says Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is a thinly veiled metaphor for the War on Terror
The best books on Privacy, recommended by Max Mosley
The former FIA president discusses privacy very openly, with candid views on the press and his own personal scandal. Recommends books on everything from media distortion to mind control
The best books on The Rule of Law, recommended by Jonathan Sumption
What is the relationship between law and human society? Does the rule of law entail certain rights? What are the justifications for legal constraints on human conduct? Jonathan Sumption, a former Justice of the UK’s Supreme Court, discusses these and other issues related to the rule of law.
