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Paperback:
346 pages (Aug 2005)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Language: English
ISBN: 0199285217
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Synopsis
"Blackstone's Police Manuals" are the leading police reference
texts in the UK. In addition to being the only official study guides for
the police promotion examinations in England and Wales, and a recognised
text for police probationers, the Manuals have quickly established
themselves as the definitive reference source for all who are involved
in police law and procedure. Endorsed by the Centrex for OSPRE
[registered] Part 1 Promotion Examinations, the Manuals have been
written in consultation, with police forces across England and
Wales.
"Blackstone's Police Manual Volume 2 : Evidence and
Procedure", covers all aspects of evidence law and procedure from a
police officer's perspective. The 2006 edition has been extensively
revised to incorporate all recent legislative developments, and a number
of case decisions and changes in policy, particularly as a result of the
Criminal Justice Act 2003 and the Courts Act 2003. It includes: evidence
of bad character for both defendants & witnesses, prosecution
appeals against acquittals, conditional cautions, role and function of
lay justices and justices clerks and the jurisdiction of magistrates'
and youth courts.
The Manuals are widely used in the professional development of police
officers in a variety of roles, making them essential reading for anyone
with an interest in police and criminal law. Whether you are a serving
police officer or police trainer, a practitioner, advisor or researcher,
"Blackstone's Police Manuals 2005" are an essential purchase.
The other three titles in this series are: Volume 1: "Crime
2006", Volume 3: "Road Policing 2006" and Volume 4:
"General Police Duties 2006". |
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