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Lord Rodger Of Earlsferry Was A Distinguished Judge And Scholar. He Was A Justice Of The Supreme Court Of The United Kingdom And The Author Of Many High Quality Law Journal Articles And Two Books. Written In Memory Of Lord Rodger, This Collection Contains 47 Essays By Lord Rodger's Friends And Colleagues From The Uk And Europe. The Essays Reflect Lord Rodger's Role As A Leading Judge And Also His Wide-ranging Academic Interests Including Roman Law, Scots Law And Legal History, And A Miscellany Of Other Topics. The Authors In This Volume Are Leading Academics Or Judges, And A Particularly Notable Feature Is The Nine Essays Written By Supreme Court Justices. As The Highest Judges In The Uk They Provide A Unique Insight Into The Work Of The Supreme Court, As Well As Lord Rodger's Work In The Court. The Book Also Includes The Memorial Tributes To Lord Rodger Which Explain His Remarkable Legal Career, Including His Roles As Lord Advocate (senior Law Officer Of Scotland) Lord President Of The Court Of Session, Lord Of Appeal In Ordinary And, Finally, Justice Of The Uk Supreme Court. The Essays Include Personal Reminiscences Of Lord Rodger, Helping The Reader To Understand Why He Was So Highly Regarded And Why His Untimely Death Has Dealt Such A Devastating Blow To Law In The Uk.
This collection investigates the professional legacy and intellectual contributions of Lord Rodger of Earlsferry, a prominent figure in the United Kingdom's judiciary. The editors, Andrew A. Burrows, David O. Johnston, and Reinhard Zimmermann, compile 47 essays from distinguished colleagues and academics to analyze Lord Rodger's impact on Roman law, Scots law, and the evolution of the Supreme Court. The volume serves as both a scholarly examination of his legal philosophy and a biographical record of his career as a Lord Advocate and Justice.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Legal professionals and scholars view this volume as a significant archival resource for understanding the intellectual climate of the UK judiciary during Lord Rodger's tenure. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is tailored toward those with a background in jurisprudence or legal history.
Page Count:
748
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191668508
ISBN-13:
9780191668500
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