B1 Index
B1.1. Instruments for Change
B1.1.1 Financial Instruments
B1.1.2 Legislative Instruments
B1.1.3 Voluntary Measures
B1.1.4 Information
B1.1.5 Market Instruments
B1.2. Environmental Law
B1.3. EU Regulatory Framework
B1.3.1 The Treaty of Rome
B1.3.2 The European Commission
B1.3.3 Council of the European Union
B1.3.4 European Parliament
B1.3.5 European Court of Justice
B1.3.6 European Union Forum of Judges for the Environment
B1.4. EU Environmental Policy
B1.5. EU Law
B1.6. Types of EU Law
B1.7. European Environment Agency
B1.8. Examples of the Link between EU and UK law
B1.9. The UK Legal System
B1.10. Criminal Law
B1.11. Civil Law
B1.11.1 Negligence
B1.11.2 Nuisance
B1.11.3 Tresspass
B1.11.4 Strict Liability
B1.11.5 Rylands vs Fletcher
B1.11.6 Cambridge Water Co v Eastern Counties Leather plc
B1.12. Scottish Legal System
B1.12.1 Civil Courts
B1.12.2 Criminal Courts
B1.13. The Legal System in Northern Ireland
B1.14. The Role of the Regulator
B1.14.1 Environment Agency
B1.14.2 Local Authorities
B1.14.3 Natural England
B1.14.4 Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)
B1.14.5 Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA)
B1.14.6 Sewerage Undertakers
B1.14.7 Internal Drainage Boards
B1.14.8 Natural Resources Wales
B1.15. Powers of Inspectors
B1.16. Court Structure
B1.16.1 Civil Courts
B1.16.2 Criminal Courts
B1.17 Penalties for Non-compliance
B1.17.1 Example Prosecutions