Synopsis
The new "Criminal Procedure Rules 2005" consolidate all the Rules governing procedure in the criminal courts into a single source and provide a comprehensive new framework for the management of criminal cases. Designed to bring about a culture change in order to improve the way in which cases are conducted, the rules apply to all those involved at any level of the criminal justice system. This portable guide contains the newly structured Rules organised to correspond to the stages of a criminal case, so you know exactly where to find the relevant information. The book saves you valuable time and effort by appending together the Rules and a number of invaluable supporting materials including: overview and table of incorporated rules; consolidated criminal practice direction; case management forms and guidance notes; protocol for the control and management of heavy fraud and other complex criminal cases. "Criminal Procedure Rules 2005" is ideal for busy practitioners, as well as magistrates and judges, enabling swift and efficient access to the new procedural regime for criminal cases.
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À propos de l?auteur
Andrew Keogh is a Partner with Tuckers. He is a duty solicitor and a Higher Court Advocate and is on the committee of the Criminal Law Solicitors Association. He is also author of the CLSA Duty Solicitor's Handbook 2nd Edition (Law Society, 2003), the Criminal Justice Act 2003 (Law Society, 2004) as well as the forthcoming Criminal Contracting (co-author Brian Craig, Law Society, 2005).
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