Lord Advocate’s Reference

A.	Ward v Robertson
B.	Gordon, Chapter 22
C.	Clark v Syme
D.	Farrell v Marshall
E.	Glanville Williams, Criminal Law - The General Part (extract)
F.	Moss v Howdle
G.	Perka and Others v The Queen
H.	John v Donnelly
I.	Palazzo v Copeland
J.	Kent v HM Advocate
K.	Renton & Brown, Criminal Procedure, (extract)
L.	Oppenheim’s International Law, (extract)
M.	Mann, Foreign Affairs in English Courts (extract)
N.	Mortensen v Peters
0.	T, Petitioner
P.	The Cristina
Q.	Maclaine Watson v DTI (sub nom JH Rayner (Mincing Lane) Ltd v DTI)
R.	Advisory Opinion on the Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons
S.	UN Charter, Article 2
T.	Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia, Vol 19, "Public International Law"
U.	Brownlie, International Law and the Use of Force by States (Extract)
V.	Archbold, Criminal Pleading, Evidence and Practice (extract)
W.	Glanville Williams, Criminal Law-The General Part (further extract)
X.	O’Connor and Fairall, Criminal Defences (extract)
Y.	Stuart, Canadian Criminal Law (extract)
Z.	Oppenheim’s International Law, (further extract)
AA.	De Souza, "The Role of State Consent in the Customary Process"
BB.	Elias, "The Nature of the Subjective Element in Customary International Law"
CC.	Cassesse, lnternational Law in a Divided World (extract)
DD.	Report of the International Law Commission, 2nd Session (1950), Part 11, "Ways and Means of Making the Evidence of Customary International Law More Readily Available"
EE.	International Law Association, Committee on International Law in Municipal Courts, First Report
FF.	Geoff Gilbert, "The Criminal Responsibility of States"
GG.	Greig, International Law (extract)

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