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Police Law
Eleventh Edition
Jack English and Richard Card
1,376 pages
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234x156mm
978-0-19-955979-4
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Paperback
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19 February 2009
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- Provides comprehensive and straightforward coverage of all areas of the law and legal procedure applicable to police officers
- Includes a number of significant legislative updates, including the Fraud Act 2006, the Criminal Justice & Immigration Act 2008, amendments to the Road Safety Act 2006 and 2008 updates to the PACE Codes of Practice
- Accessible text which assumes no prior legal knowledge
- Extensive cross-referencing with clear supporting explanations
- Clear and simple structure with headings breaking each chapter into manageable sections
- Contains real and relevant examples covering those aspects of the Law which touch the community at large
- Accompanied by a useful companion website which is updated quarterly
Now in its eleventh edition, this well-respected and highly regarded book covers all areas of law and legal procedure which are of interest to police officers.
Formerly known as Butterworth's Police Law, this edition has been fully revised and updated to include updates to the Fraud Act 2006, the Criminal Justice & Immigration Act 2008, the Corporate Manslaughter & Corporate Homicide Act 2008, the Road Safety Act 2006, the Sexual Offences Act 2003, the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005, and case law in relation to PACE. The book's Terrorism section has also been expanded to include updates to detention periods and references to the Counter-Terrorism Bill (detailing full uses of DNA, post-charge questioning of suspects and
foreign travel orders banning convicted terrorists from travelling overseas). New information on the powers available to PCSOs has also been added to this edition.
Comprehensive and easy to understand, it is suitable for any reader, even those with no formal legal training. In addition, it will be of particular assistance to all those who are studying Criminal Law for the first time. The book also provides a good source of information for members of the public who wish to refer to a legal text written in an accessible way.
This is a practical and comprehensive volume for everyday use which is accompanied by a useful companion website, with quarterly chapter updates.Readership:
Primary market: police officers, Sergeants' and Inspectors' Part 1 candidates, the Citizens Advice Bureau and students studying criminal law to A-Level or first degree standard.
Secondary market: clerks to the Justices.
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Jack English, Formerly Assistant Chief Constable at Northumbria Police, and Director of the Central Planning and Instructor Training Unit, and Chief Examiner to the Police Promotion Examinations Board, and Richard Card, Formerly Professor of Law and Chairman of the School of Law at De Montford University, Leicester
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Review(s) from previous edition
"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, LLB LLM (London), Book Reviews Editor to Police Journal
"As a Stage 2 probationer I have found this book really useful already. As you would expect there are full details of the various legislation that interests the beat officer, but this is accompanied by comprehensive discussion on the application of the laws and their contexts.
" - Stephen D. Brown, Leicestershire Police
"Police Law is used by every Citizens Advice Bureau in England and Wales. It covers a range of problems faced by our clients and is invaluable when Citizens Advice Bureau advisers need to know, for example, the extent of police powers. The book is clearly set out and easy to read." - Citizens Advice Information Department
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1: General principles
2: Elements of criminal procedure
3: Police powers
4: Police questioning and the rights of suspects
5: Treatment, charging and bail of detained persons
6: Identification methods
7: The law of evidence
8: The police
9: Traffic: general provisions
10: Use of vehicles
11: Control of vehicles
12: Public service vehicles
13: Goods vehicles
14: Lights and vehicles
15: Traffic accidents
16: Driving offences
17: Drinking or drug-taking and driving
18: Children and young persons
19: Licensed premises, licensed persons, clubs, places of entertainment and offences of drunkenness
20: Aliens
21: Animals, birds and plants
22: Game laws
23: Firearms
24: Explosives
25: Railways
26: Pedlars, vagrancy and dealers
27: Non-fatal offences against the person
28: Disputes
29: Homicide and abortion
30: Public order offences other than those related to sporting events or industrial disputes
31: Public order offences related to sporting events and those connected with industrial disputes
32: Terrorism generally
33: Sexual Offences
34: Offences relating to prostitution, obscenity and indecent photographs
35: Drugs
36: Theft and related offences, robbery and blackmail
37: Criminal damage
38: Burglary
39: Offences of fraud and corruption
40: Handling stolen goods and related offences
41: Forgery and counterfeiting
42: Preventive justice
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