Police Law (Blackstone's Police Books)

Police Law (Blackstone's Police Books)

by RichardCard (Author), JackEnglish (Author)

Synopsis

Formerly known as Butterworth's Police Law , this new ninth edition, now published by Oxford University Press, covers all areas of law and legal procedure, which are of interest to police officers. This well-respected and highly regarded book is comprehensive and easy to understand, and is suitable for any reader, even those without formal legal training. In addition, it will be of particular assistance to all those who are studying Criminal Law for the first time. Police Law meets the reference needs of thousands of police officers, and provides an excellent source of information for members of the public wishing, to refer to a legal text written in an accessible way. It is a practical volume for everyday use which police officers and others working and studying in this area will find invaluable. This edition has been fully updated to include coverage of an extensive range of legislative changes and developments.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 1224
Edition: 9th Revised edition
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 30 Jun 2005

ISBN 10: 0199284059
ISBN 13: 9780199284054

Media Reviews
The wealth of Jack English's experience should amply state his suitability to produce a book on Police Law, a book which I have never been without since it replaced Moriarty, known to generations of Police officers. Highly recommended. Rob Jerrard, Police Journal
Author Bio

Jack English was formerly Assistant Chief Constable, Northumbria Police, and Director of the Central Planning and Instructor Training Unit, and Chief Examiner to the Police Promotion Examinations Board. He is author of; Police Training Manual, published by McGraw-Hill and Summonses and Charges, published by the Police Reviewing Company. He has edited Butterworths' Road Traffic Service and Butterworths' Road Traffic Bulletins.
Richard Card was formerly Professor of Law and Chairman of the School of Law at De Montford University, Leicester. He has written and lectured extensively in a number of areas of law, particularly criminal law. He is the sole author of Card, Cross and Jones' Criminal Law, and has also written eight other books.