Archbold : criminal pleading, evidence and practice, 2016 - Archbold, John Frederick, 1785-1870; Richardson, P. J. (London : Sweet & Maxwell/Thomson Reuters, 2016)
1. The indictment -- 2. The criminal jurisdiction of the Crown Court -- 3. Bail, appearance of accused for trial, presence during trial -- 4. Trial -- 5. Sentences and orders on conviction -- 6. Costs and legal aid -- 7. Criminal appeal -- 8. Oral testimony of witnesses -- 9. Documentary and real evidence -- 10. Miscellaneous sources of evidence -- 11. Hearsay evidence -- 12. Privilege, public interest immunity and disclosure -- 13. Evidence of bad character -- 14. Evidence of identification -- 15. Investigatory powers; confessions; discretion to exclude evidence, etc. -- 16. Human rights -- 17. The mental element in crime -- 18. Principals and secondary parties -- 19. Offences against the person -- 20. Sexual offences -- 21. Offences under the Theft and Fraud Acts -- 22. Forgery, personation and cheating -- 23. Criminal damage and kindred offences -- 24. Firearms and offensive weapons -- 25. Offences against the Crown and Government -- 26. Money laundering offences -- 27. Harmful or dangerous drugs -- 28. Offences against public justice -- 29. Public order offences -- 30. Commerce, financial markets and insolvency -- 31. Offences against public morals and policy -- 32. Motor vehicle offences -- 33. Conspiracy, encouragement and attempt to commit crime.
"Table of statutes": pages xxix-cxii.
"Table of cases": pages cxlv-ccclxix.
1st supplement to the 2016 edition up-to-date to October 16, 2015.
3rd supplement to the 2016 edition up-to-date to June 17, 2016.
Accompanied plate is about volume no. and year of publication of: Criminal appeal reports, and: Criminal appeal reports (sentencing), and kept inside pocket.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Evidence, Criminal -- Great Britain; Criminal procedure -- Great Britain; Criminal procedure; Evidence, Criminal; Great Britain