An edition of Criminal law and practice
(2008)
Criminal law and practice
by Stephen Forster
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Concise yet detailed, this is a practical guide to the essentials of criminal law and procedure. It summarizes the main principles and provides step-by-step explanations of the most important points in criminal procedure.
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Criminal law, Droit penal, Sanctions penales, Droit de propriete, Procedure penale, Criminal procedurePlaces
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Table of Contents
Part I: Criminal law
Introduction to the criminal process
The essential elements of criminal liability
Unlawful homocide: murder and manslaughter
Non-fatal offences against the person and the defence of the consent
Property offences
Participatory liability and inchoate offences
General defences.
Part II: Criminal procedure
An introduction to criminal procedure
Police powers
Commencement of proceedings and legal funding of criminal cases
Magistrates' and youth court procedure
Bail procedure
Disclosure of evidence and crown court procedure
Sentencing procedure
Appeal procedure.
Part III: Introduction to criminal evidence and proof
Witness evidence
Identification and expert evidence
Character evidence
Hearsay evidence
Corroboration and circumstantial evidence
Confessional evidence and the discretionary power of the trial judge.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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