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CRIMINAL LAWMITCHELL, TAYLORAND TALBOT ONCONFISCATION AND THEPROCEEDS OF CRIME2 RELEASES A YEARGeneral Editors: Andrew R Mitchell, QC, KennedyTalbot and Stephen HellmanThis definitive work explains the law as it relatesto restraint, receivership, confiscation, civilrecovery, and money laundering, together withstep-by-step guidance on what needs to be doneat every stage of the proceedings.The looseleaf format allows regular updating,taking into account ramifications andamendments of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002,the Criminal Justice Act 2003, the Terrorism Act2000, the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act2001 and the Human Rights Act 1998.• Shows how the law works in practice usingexamples of key case law• Includes flowcharts, specialised forms andprecedents, to clarify complex areas andreduce drafting time• Covers the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 indetail in a separate volumeJURISDICTION: England & Wales978 0 421 78200 6Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6184Looseleaf £342.00/€451.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £238.00Europe £248.00/€328.00Rest of World £250.00/$431.00POLICE STATIONADVISER'S INDEX4TH EDITIONBrian Spiro and Steven BirdThis immensely practical book provides policestation advisers with all the information theyneed when attending a police station to advise asuspect. It goes step-by-step through procedureand practice, offering practical tips andguidance along the way.Fully updated, this edition includes the widerangingchanges introduced by the TerrorismAct 2006, the Crime and Security Act 2010 andthe latest PACE codes.• Supplies quick answers in the pressuredpolice station environment – withalphabetical organisation and easy to useA-Z thumb-tabs• Covers everything from identificationprocedures and preparing for interviewthrough to the taking of samples and bail• Discusses the most common problems andsuggests solutions• Deals with procedures for juvenile, terroristand mentally disordered suspects, and allimmigration mattersJURISDICTION: England & WalesNov-2010 978 1 847 03020 7Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 177297Hardback, 830 pp £75.00/€96.00POLICE ANDCONSTABULARYALMANAC 2012NEWEDITIONFirst published in 1858, The Police andConstabulary Almanac is the definitiveannual source of information on PoliceForces and allied organisations in theUnited Kingdom.It contains the addresses, telephonenumbers and personnel of police forces inEngland, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland,the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands and theIrish Republic, including extensive details ofevery force. 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It includeseverything needed to understand PACEcollected together in one volume.The work comprises section-by-sectioncommentary on the Act and on thecorresponding provisions in the Codes ofPractice, followed by full text of the Act,Codes of Practice and related legislation.• Clarifies PACE in practice via in-depthdiscussion of case law, including manynew judicial decisions• Includes the new Codes of Practice G(arrest) and H (terrorism cases)• Covers the important changes introducedby the Crime and Security Act 2010concerning stop and search and retentionof DNA• Deals with the implementation ofchanges made in PACE by the SeriousOrganised Crime and Police Act 2005(SOCPA), Drugs Act 2005, Police andJustice Act 2006, Armed Forces Act2006, Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 andCoroners and Justice Act 2009• Covers topics derived from otherlegislation that integrally relate to PACE,such as the right to silence, human rightsissues and terrorism investigations• Includes a Q & A section in each chaptergiving quick answers to common andmore obscure questions• References official reports, new research,writing and statistics about PACE to aidfurther research• Lists free online resources for findingPACE related changesCONTENTS: Commentary on the Act. PolicePowers for Civilians – The Police Reform Act2003. The Right to Silence. The Human RightsAct 1998 and The European Convention onHuman Rights. The Police and CriminalEvidence Act 1984 – text of the act. Codes ofPractice.JURISDICTION: England & Wales, Northern IrelandOct-2012 978 1 847 03021 4Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 177300Paperback c. £73.00/c. €93.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 51