Current Legal Problems: 1989 v. 42

The Faculty of Law, University College, London, has been responsible for the delivery of an annual series of public lectures for the past 40 years on topics of current interest both to practising and academic lawyers and the general public. The texts of these lectures are reproduced in an annual volume entitled "Current Legal Problems", together with additional papers. Amongst the papers featured in this volume are a study of the related problems of proof in criminal trials, a discussion of the complex law of insolvency, an essay which examines the implications of the "Spycatcher" case on the law of confidentiality, and a guide to a complex area of jurisprudence related to the work of Habermas.