Part 1 : PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE; Chapter 1: Procedure before the European Court of Human Rights; Chapter 2: Admissibility checklist; Chapter 3: Convention principles and approach; Chapter 4: Sources of case law and information;
Part 2 A: A FAIR TRIAL GUARANTEES;
Chapter 5: General principles: fairness; Chapter 6: Criminal charge; Chapter 7: Civil rights and obligations; Chapter 8: Access to court; Chapter 9: Adequate time and facilities; Chapter 10: Appeals; Chapter 11: Costs in court; Chapter 12: Double jeopardy; Chapter 13: Entrapment and agents provocateurs; Chapter 14: Equality of arms; Chapter 15: Evidence; Chapter 16: Independence and impartiality; Chapter 17: Information about the charge; Chapter 18: Interpretation; Chapter 19: Juries; Chapter 20: Legal aid in civil cases; Chapter 21: Legal representation in criminal proceedings; Chapter 22: Legislative interference in judicial process; Chapter 23: Length of proceedings; Chapter 24: Presence in court; Chapter 25: Presumption of innocence; Chapter 26: Public hearing and judgment; Chapter 27: Reasons for decisions; Chapter 28: Retrospectivity; Chapter 29: Right to silence; Chapter 30: Sentencing; Chapter 31: Tribunal established by law; Chapter 32: Witnesses;
Part 2 B: OTHER;
Chapter 33: Abortion; Chapter 34: Abuse of restriction on rights; Chapter 35: Aids; Chapter 36: Armed forces; Chapter 37: Arrest; Chapter 38: Childcare cases; Chapter 39: Compensation for detention; Chapter 40: Corporal punishment; Chapter 41: Defamation and the right to reputation; Chapter 42: Deprivation of liberty; Chapter 43: Derogation: states of emergency; Chapter 44: Detention pending extradition and expulsion; Chapter 45: Disabilities; Chapter 46: Discrimination; Chapter 47: Education; Chapter 48: Electoral rights; Chapter 49: Environment; Chapter 50: Euthanasia; Chapter 51: Expropriation, confiscation and control of use; Chapter 52: Extradition; Chapter 53: Forced labour; Chapter 54: Freedom of assembly; Chapter 55: Freedom of association; Chapter 56: Freedom of expression; Chapter 57: Freedom of movement; Chapter 58: Gypsies and minorities; Chapter 59: Hindrance in the exercise of the right of individual petition; Chapter 60: Home; Chapter 61: Homosexuality; Chapter 62: Housing and tenancy; Chapter 63: Immigration and expulsion; Chapter 64: Interception of communication; Chapter 65: Lawyers’ rights; Chapter 66: Marriage and founding a family; Chapter 67: Medical treatment; Chapter 68: Mental health; Chapter 69: Pensions; Chapter 70: Planning and use of property; Chapter 71: Pre-trial detention; Chapter 72: Prisoners’ rights; Chapter 73: Private life; Chapter 74: Property; Chapter 75: Protection of life; Chapter 76: Reasons for arrest and detention; Chapter 77: Religion, thought and conscience; Chapter 78: Remedies; Chapter 79: Review of detention; Chapter 80: Sport; Chapter 81: Surveillance and secret files; Chapter 82: Tax; Chapter 83: Torture, inhuman and degrading treatment; Chapter 84: Transsexuals; Chapter 85: Use of lethal force; Chapter 86: Welfare benefits;
Part 3: JUST SATISFACTION; Chapter 87: General principles; Chapter 88: Pecuniary loss; Chapter 89: Non-pecuniary loss; Chapter 90: Legal costs and expenses;
APPENDICES:
Appendix 1: The 1950 European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms;
Appendix 2: Dates of entry into force;
Appendix 3: Article 63 declaration;
Appendix 4: European Court of Human Rights official application form; Appendix 5: Legal aid rates;
Appendix 6: Practice directions