No.-26-Civil-Liberties-in-Northern-Ireland-The-CAJ-Handbook-2nd-edition-June-1993 Handbook, valid as of June 1st 1993 covering: Remedies Powers of the Police and Army Questioning Suspects Complaints Against the Police Prisoners’ Rights Immigration and Freedom of Movement Meetings and Demonstrations Freedom of Expression Access to Information Religious Discrimination Sex Discrimination Rights of Disabled People Family and Sexual Matters Education Rights Employment Rights Housing...

No.-11-Police-Accountability-in-NI-1988 As part of a search for the best possible system of administering justice in Northern Ireland the committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ) has studied two aspects of policing – the method of handling complaints against the police and the machinery for consultation between the police and the public (CAJ pamphlets no. 4...

No.-8-Plastic-bullets-and-the-law-1985 (updated by pamphlet No. 15) (see also plastic Bullets briefing No. 40) This is an updated version of a document issued by the Committee on the Administration of Justice prior to its Annual Conference in May, 1983. Its purpose is to provide straightforward factual and legal information to ordinary members of the public about...

No.-4-Procedures-for-handling-complaints-against-the-police-1983 (updated by pamphlet No.16) This pamphlet represents a submission which the Committee on the Administration of Justice is making to Lord Cowrie, Minister of State in the Northern Ireland Office, the bulk of it already having been submitted to him in October 1982. Its origin lies in the fact that it was known that...