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CRIMINAL LAWCOMPANION GUIDETO LIFE SENTENCES2ND EDITIONNigel StoneA Companion Guide to Life Sentences offers acomprehensive account of all aspects of lifesentencing, from pre-sentence to release onlicence. It deals with mandatory life for murderand HMP sentences for juvenile murderers.• Explains the principles governingdiscretionary life sentences• Looks at lifer “career” planning, the “lifesystem” and the psychological experience ofindeterminate loss of liberty• Goes through the process of review and therole of the Parole Board, life licence demandsand recall• Includes illustrative case examples, revealingthe experiences of lifers and those who workwith themJURISDICTION: England & WalesJan-2008 978 0 721 91622 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 432271Paperback, 192 pp £17.00/€22.00CORPORATE CRIMINALLIABILITY2ND EDITIONAmanda Pinto, QC and Martin EvansCorporate Criminal Liability provides aone-stop source of guidance on the criminallaw as it applies to companies. Covering all themajor offences affecting companies, it drawstogether a wide range of material, enablingquick reference on procedure, evidence and lawin a single source.• Examines the offence of corporatemanslaughter introduced by the CorporateManslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act2007• Explains the major criminal offences createdby the Companies Act 2006• Considers the impact of the Fraud Act 2006• Discusses the application of the EuropeanConvention on Human Rights to corporations• Analyses the criminal liability of directors andother company officers• Looks in detail at sentencing corporatedefendants• Discusses significant casesJURISDICTION: United KingdomAug-2008 978 0 421 89410 5Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 85708Hardback, 448 pp £180.00/€229.00COURT OF APPEALCRIMINAL DIVISIONA PRACTITIONERS' GUIDESusan Holdham and Alix BeldamNEWCourt of Appeal, Criminal Division –A Practitioner's Guide provides detailed,practical guidance on all aspects of bringingappeals to the Court of Appeal, CriminalDivision (CACD). By collecting together inone volume analysis of the various rights ofappeal, the diverse legislation that nowapplies to appeals, and practical advice onthe process, it is now much easier forpractitioners to conduct appeals, whatevertheir experience in the appellate courts.• Explains the court's jurisdiction,constitution and powers• Advises on all aspects of the appealsprocess, from commencement ofproceedings to evidence, disclosure andthe hearing itself• Goes in turn through each of the myriadrights of appeal, outlining the relevantlegislation and rules• Deals with, among others, interlocutoryappeals, appeals involving mentallydisordered offenders, appeals againstconfiscation orders, and appeals againstreporting restrictions• Makes clear the appropriate forms andtime limits• Includes full coverage of sentencing• Covers costs and funding• Deals with applications for a re-trial for aserious offence• Contains the core statutory material, therelevant Criminal Procedure Rules andPractice Directions making them easilyavailable for reference• Uses flowcharts to help explain the morecomplex proceduresCONTENTS: Part One: General Procedure;Jurisdiction, Constitution and History;Development of Rights of Appeal; GeneralPrinciples And Case Management; Costs &Funding; House Of Lords/Supreme Court; PartTwo: Specific Rights of Appeal; InterlocutoryAppeals (Prepapatory Hearings and s.58 CJA2003); CONVICTION (s.1 CAA 1968); Sentence(Ss.9&10 CAA 1968); Confiscation (IncludingRestraint and Receivership); MentallyDisordered; Contempt (s.13 AJA 1960 & s.18ACAA 1968); Appeals against Orders Restrictingor Preventing Reports or Restricting Access;Wasted Costs Orders and Appeals against ThirdParty Costs Orders; Other Rights of Appeal;Application for a Re-Trial for a Serious Offence.JURISDICTION: England & WalesMay-2012 978 0 414 04480 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 433350Hardback c. £125.00/c. €159.00CRIME DESKTOPCD-ROM6 ISSUES A YEARCrime Desktop is the complete criminal practiceresearch service for practitioners. It contains allthe key resources needed to prepare a case:Archbold – the leading practitioner work,Criminal Appeal Reports (from 1967) and CriminalLaw Review (from 1967).All three products are fully linked with Sweet &Maxwell's unique intelligent searching technique,as well as the usual word and phrase searchingand access to the text for browsing via tables ofcontents, tables of cases, statutes and subjectindex.• Authoritative collection of key primary sources• Cross referencing links across three products• Fully up to date – subscribers receive anupdated CD every two monthsJURISDICTION: England & WalesCDTP-STANSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 5372CD-ROM £2562.00 (+ £512.40 VAT) = £3074.40/€3376.00 (+ €675.20 VAT) = €4051.20CRIMINAL APPEALREPORTS10 ISSUES A YEARGeneral Editor: Clare BarsbyConsultant Editor: Daniel Janner, QCFirst published in 1908, the Reports provideextensive coverage of all major criminal appealcases, including cases not reported elsewhere.They are widely regarded by both practitionersand academics as the first source of reference forcriminal cases and are frequently cited in court.• Covers all major criminal appeal cases in onesource• Judgments revised by the Court of Appealitself• Full text judgments with detailed headnotes• Contains a key word index for ease of use• Detailed cross-referencing to ArchboldJURISDICTION: England & Wales0070-1521Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 70872012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £882.00Europe £914.00/€1206.00Rest of World £922.00/$1585.000070-15BVSweet & Maxwell Product ID: 7309UK with Bound Volumes £1273.00Europe with Bound Volumes £1325.00/€1747.00Rest of World with Bound Volumes £1353.00/$2326.00Other PricesBound Volumes (2007-2011) each £882.00Bound Volumes (to 2006) each £213.00Set Price on ApplicationTo order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 47