The Rule of Law by Tom Bingham

The Rule of Law by Tom Bingham

Everyone invokes the rule of law and almost nobody defines it. Lord Bingham, who held all three of the senior judicial offices in England, sets out eight principles that between them make the phrase mean something.

Law must be accessible and intelligible. Questions of legal right should be resolved by law rather than discretion. The law applies equally to all. Officials must exercise power in good faith and within their remit. Human rights must be protected. Disputes must be resolvable without prohibitive cost. And the state must comply with international law — a chapter he applies directly to the Iraq war.

A short, lucid classic, written for the general reader by one of the great judges of the age.

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