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CRIMINAL LAWA PRACTITIONER'S GUIDETO THE LAW AND REGULATIONOF FINANCIAL CRIMEConsultant Editors: Arun Srivastava, Andrew Keltieand Ian MasonThis work provides comprehensive coverage ofthe law and regulation relating to financial crime.It looks at the specifics of the UK regime,European-level issues and global developments,bringing everything together into one coherentpicture.• Examines each of the offences whichconstitute financial crime – fraud, moneylaundering, market abuse, bribery andcorruption, tax evasion, identity theft andonline crime• Explains the powers of the regulatory andenforcement bodies (FSA, SOCA, SFO, HMRC)• Goes through the steps practitioners musttake to ensure compliance with these agencies• Covers all the internal controls a firm needs tohave in place• Deals with internal and externalinvestigations, and employment issues• Up-to-date with the latest developments,including the Bribery Act 2010JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalDec-2010 978 0 414 04306 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 411610Paperback, 440 pp £135.00/€172.00ROOK & WARD ON SEXUALOFFENCES4TH EDITIONHis Honour Judge Peter Rook, QC andRobert Ward CBERook & Ward on Sexual Offences is the leadingtitle on sexual offences and is frequently used asa court reference. No other text covers thesubject so comprehensively, including all thestatutory and common law offences, all theprocedural and evidential issues, as well assentencing.• Deals with each offence in separate chapters,defining the offence and detailing the modeof trial and punishment, bail conditions andsentencing• Clarifies the difficult area of admissibility ofprevious sexual history evidence• Shows how to present and test DNAevidence in court• Explains the Sentencing Guidelines Council’sguideline on sentencing in sexual cases• Features new chapters on topics such asmedical evidence on child sex abuse, historiccases, and trial of young defendantsJURISDICTION: England & WalesDec-2010 978 1 847 03867 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 332004Hardback, 1606 pp £135.00/€172.00STONE'S COMPANION GUIDETO ENFORCEMENT4TH EDITIONAnne Robinson and Deborah FoxStone's Companion Guide to Enforcementprovides guidance on the legal minefieldsurrounding the enforcement of statutory ordersand licences for the supervision of offendersunder probation.• Covers conducting a prosecution and otherenforcement proceedings• Deals with a wide range of orders, includingprobation, community service, drugtreatment, attendance centres, curfew,suspended sentences and enforcement offinancial penalties• Includes revocation of orders and re-sentence• Looks at release from prison and detentioncentres• Explains situations involving absconding orbreaking bail conditions, recall of prisonersand committing further offences• Sets out specimen forms and flowchartsJURISDICTION: United KingdomOct-2010 978 0 414 04491 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 433891Paperback, 208 pp £20.00/€26.00THE PROBATION DIRECTORY2012INCORPORATING OFFENDERMANAGEMENT AND INTERVENTIONSEditor: Owen WellsPublished in association with Napo and theNational Probation Service, The ProbationDirectory is the essential reference book forall those who work with offenders. Its listingsinclude:• Every probation office in the UK• Probation Service of the Irish Republic• Full Public Protection and Mental HealthGroup details• Youth Offending Teams• Penal establishments, approved premisesand bail hostels• Details of Home Office and NationalOffender Management Service personnel• Prisons and probation ombudsman• Details of Scottish Executive and Scottishsocial work departments• A wide range of specialist services for thoseworking with offendersJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, IrelandDec-2011 978 0 414 02304 8Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 526452Paperback £12.00SENTENCING REFERENCER2012Dr David A Thomas, QCThe Sentencing Referencer gives guidance onover 100 different sentencing topics all in onebook, using a practical A-Z layout for easynavigation and quick answers in court. The2012 edition has been revised throughout toincorporate the latest sentencing developments,such as the new approach to recommendationsfor deportation following the decision of theCourt of Appeal in R v Kluxen• Emphasises the dates from which particularprovisions apply• Contains easy-to-consult tables of sentences,including the maximum sentences for themost common indictable offences• Includes reference to key cases whereapplicable• Supplies diagrams and flowcharts oncomplex topics such as confiscation anddealing with young offenders• Cross-referenced to Archbold and CurrentSentencing Practice for more extensiveanalysisJURISDICTION: United KingdomDec-2011 978 0 414 04772 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 497304Paperback, 336 pp £50.00/€64.00Also available as an eBook – see page viSTONE'S COMPANIONGUIDE TO SENTENCING –SPECIFIC OFFENCES2ND EDITIONNeil StoneStone's Companion Guide to Sentencing –Specific Offences provides straightforwardexplanation and guidance on areas ofuncertainty or ambiguity surrounding sentencesfor a range of criminal offices under 20 plusheadings, ranging from anti-social behaviour tothreats to kill.• Identifies the statute under which the offenceis regulated• Provides a definition of the offence• Sets out the maximum sentence• Looks at aggravating and mitigating factors• Contains sentencing guidelines• Assesses seriousness• Examines cases which illustrate keysentencing principlesJURISDICTION: England & WalesMar-2010 978 0 721 91623 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 433472Paperback £18.00/€23.0052 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk