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Arabinesque at Law

Robert E Megarry

From Wig and Pen to Computer

Eric Stockdale

Most of us are intolerant of something, whether it is our neighbour's dog, his politics or the colour of his skin, but we may not always recognize our lack of tolerance. By making extensive use of surviving court documentation from famous - and not so famous - trials, Brian Harris is able to explore several issues that have given rise to deep-rooted divisions within Western society, such as slavery, religion and homosexuality. The result is a highly readable narrative, which often challenges traditional interpretations of the cases concerned, punctuated throughout by the author's pertinent insights into the personalities, events and legal processes of the day. The cases include the `witches' of Salem whose tragic story was plundered by Arthur Miller in his play, The Crucible, the execution of a seventy-year-old woman for giving shelter to a man on the run from England's last rebellion, the prosecution of a schoolteacher for teaching evolution, the persecution of Oscar Wilde and the prosecution of Penguin Books for publishing Lady Chatterley's Lover. Intolerance: Divided Societies on Trial provides an engaging and thought-provoking account of man's intolerance to man through the ages.

Intolerance

History

Brian Harris

Europe

Bailiffs Law Volume 1: A Lawful Trespass

John Kruse

Formerly published as part of the popular "Practice Notes" series and written by experienced practitioners, the fourth edition provides a practical and concise guide to the Children Act 1989, subsequent legislation, guidance and case law. The new material covered in this edition includes: "Every Child Matters, the Children Act 2004", the new edition of "Working Together to Safeguard Children" (2006), the new "Children Act 1989 Guidance, Volume 1 Court Orders", the content and impact of the new "Public Law Outline (PLO)" and important recent cases. This book does not include the separate field of adoption law, but selected relevant provisions of the "Adoption and Children Act 2002" and the "Children and Adoption Act 2006" are included. In addition to explaining the general principles of the law relating to child care and protection, the authors provide valuable insights into assessments, care planning, expert evidence, taking instructions, case preparation and courtroom skills. Presented in a compact, user-friendly format, the book also contains checklists and flowcharts which will prove invaluable to the busy practitioner.

Child Care and Protection: Law and Practice (Wildy Practice Guide)

Barbara Mitchels

Helen James

Administrative Law

This book provides a comprehensive treatment of the interface between the law and modern science as represented by genetics and molecular biology, albeit in a highly digestible and lucid style.  Chapters are: 'The Basics of Molecular Biology' (the genome, genetics, proteomics); 'Criminal Law' (molecular transfer processes; theft of DNA; forensic mathematics; keynote cases); 'Aspects of Civil Law' (paternity and maternity; retention of DNA and privacy; DNA in medical law; DNA, insurance and employment); 'Intellectual Property' (patenting genes, expressed sequence tags and single nucleotide polymorphisms, keynote cases in U.K. and U.S.A.); 'Food' (gene manipulation; aspects of tort; environmental risks); 'International Law' (genetically modified organisms, CITES and CBD, warfare and molecular biology).  Genetics, Molecular Biology and the Law provides practitioners and academics alike with a detailed analysis of how the law is responding to the latest advances in the increasingly complex fields of molecular biology and genetics.

Genetics, Molecular Biology and the Law

John K. Candlish

Further and Worse Particulars

Change of Name: The Law and Practice (Wildy Practice Guides)

Nasreen Pearce

The present volume is the first of five which collectively comprise one of the three major treatises in the Russian language devoted to civil and commercial law. Under the editorship of two of Russia's most distinguished civilists, this work originally appeared in 1997 and in a second edition in the year 2000, reissued in 2007. The authors have made substantial additions, corrections and emendations for this English-language version as late as February 2009.  There has never been a comparable treatment of modern Russian civil law in the English language.  Edited and translated with annotations by William E Butler.

Russian Civil and Commercial Law

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