- Paperback
- Publisher: Butterworths Law (Scotland) (31 Jan 2004)
- ISBN-10: 0406923221
- ISBN-13: 978-0406923226
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"(PART OF BUTTERWORTHS SCOTTISH CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE SERIES)This new title covers offences against justice in the broadest possible sense. The author deals with not only all aspects of the law relating to contempt, both in a substantive and procedural context, but also other offences overlapping with contempt e.g. perjury, attempting to pervert the course of justice and false accusation of crime. Specialities of procedure are highlighted. Prejudicial reporting and restrictions on publication receive particular coverage. The author considers how the Human Rights Act 1998 and substantive guarantees in terms of the European Convention on Human Rights might affect offences against justice. The text includes a useful appendix of styles."
"(PART OF BUTTERWORTHS SCOTTISH CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE SERIES)This new title covers offences against justice in the broadest possible sense. The author deals with not only all aspects of the law relating to contempt, both in a substantive and procedural context, but also other offences overlapping with contempt e.g. perjury, attempting to pervert the course of justice and false accusation of crime. Specialities of procedure are highlighted. Prejudicial reporting and restrictions on publication receive particular coverage. The author considers how the Human Rights Act 1998 and substantive guarantees in terms of the European Convention on Human Rights might affect offences against justice. The text includes a useful appendix of styles."
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