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A Straightforward Guide to What to Expect When You Go to Court
A Straightforward Guide to What to Expect when You Go to Court, Revised Edition, is designed for anyone who gets called to court, either as a defendant, a litigant or witness. It is also designed for anyone bringing their own case to court. The book is comprehensive, clear and is aimed at the layperson and also the professional or student.
The Magistrates' Court
A simple speedy summary, this fully revised Fifth Edition takes account of the wide scale changes which have affected the work of Justices of the Peace and their courts in recent years. A unique handbook - Consistently rated excellent by reviewers - Especially useful for newcomers to the topic A most useful introduction that can be used alongside other training materials or as an ideal self-study guide. Also includes a Timeline and an extensive Glossary of Words, Phrases, Acronyms and Abbreviations - the language of the system - which will be of particular use to people wishing to quickly get to grips with the terminology of the magistratesÂ’ courts. * Topics covered include: * the history o...
Conducting Your Own Court Case
Designed for anyone who gets called to court or who is bringing their own case to court. This comprehensive, clear guide is aimed at the layperson, the professional and the student alike and covers the legal system, legal help, who's who in court, what happens before the hearing, the necessary paperwork needed by those in court, court procedures, what happens on the day and what happens during and after the hearing.
Rant on the Court Martial and Service Law
This new edition of Rant on the Court Martial, Discipline, and the Criminal Process in the Armed Services follows the Armed Forces Act 2006, which overhauls the naval and military justice systems, establishing a single system of service law and removing the need for separate consideration of the law applicable to the three services. The Act establishes the Court Martial as a standing court, and will establish a single prosecuting authority. It also abolishes review, removes old offences, establishes new offences and introduces a new sentencing regime reflecting the changes in the civil system brought about by the Criminal Justice Act 2003. It also extends the jurisdiction of Court Martial to...
What to Expect when You Go to Court
Designed for anyone who gets called to court, either as a defendant, a litigant, or a witness, as well as anyone who plans on bringing their own case to court, this practical and informative guide covers all of the key areas of the courtroom. First outlining the court system and who is who in court, this book then goes on to explain with depth and clarity what paperwork is need by those in court, how to prepare, what to expect of your particular role and how to handle the situation. Also includes a glossary of terms and useful forms, agreements, etc.
The Court Service Annual Report and Accounts 2003-2004
The Court Service is an executive agency of the Department for Constitutional Affairs and is responsible for the running of the courts system in England and Wales, including Crown Courts, County Courts, Appellate Courts, the High Court and tribunals. This annual report and accounts covers the period 2003-04, and details the Service's activities over the past year, performance against key targets, its organisation and developmental objectives.
Making Justice Work
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