Criminal Practice and Procedure NSW is your all-in-one resource, containing authoritative annotations written by Peter Johnson SC and Rod Howie KC— their practical annotations, rich in case law references, appear directly beneath the most important provisions in key criminal law legislation, including the Criminal Procedure Act 1986, Evidence Act 1995, Crimes Act 1900, Bail Act 2013, Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985, and more. Over 100 legislative instruments are reproduced across the work. There is also standalone commentary on topics such as “Proceedings before Local Court,” “Sentencing,” “Criminal Responsibility,” and “Trial Procedure”. The content is structured thematically to facilitate quicker reference and more efficient legal research. Stay ahead of the curve with routine updates throughout the year. Every subscription to Criminal Practice and Procedure NSW comes with a free subscription to Criminal Law News.
This newsletter provides digests of recent cases and information about legislative developments to keep practitioners up to date with the latest happenings in NSW criminal law. Criminal Law News publishes 11 times a year and is usually 16 pages long. The newsletter is included as part of a subscription to Criminal Practice and Procedure NSW, or can be subscribed to separately.
Learn MoreSentencing Law NSW is a commentary work updated by Rod Howie QC (formerly a Justice of the Supreme Court of NSW) and Justice Bellew of the Supreme Court of NSW. The topics covered include general principles, statutory factors, procedure, sentencing options, children, advocacy, appeals, Local Court, specific offences, Cth offences and narcotic offences. The Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 (NSW), plus the Regulations, and extracts of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth) are also included.
Learn MoreCriminal Law Western Australia is an essential tool for criminal law practitioners, judicial officers, police and individuals working in the area of criminal law in Western Australia. Online and Lexis Red publishing occurs (on average) at least twice a month. Annotations to legislation are instructive as to how legislative provisions operate in practice and how they have been interpreted by the authorities.
Learn MoreFederal Criminal Law is an essential practice tool for anyone working in the field of federal criminal law. The thematic approach works especially well for practitioners who do not know the area well. Case references and expert annotations to legislative provisions enables the interpretation of legislation with ease. Federal Criminal Law deals with the primary areas of practice encompassing drugs offences, customs offences, corporations and tax offences, migration offences, social security offences, plus more. Online and Lexis Red publishing occurs (on average) at least twice a month and during periods of rapid legislative change occurs several times a month.
Learn MoreWhether prosecuting or defending, Australian Criminal Trial Directions enables you to identify and make submissions upon the correct directions to be given to juries. It is useful in magistrates or summary courts. Australian Criminal Trial Directions is an essential tool for judges and magistrates in order to ensure they apply the correct law. The work is also a useful guide to substantive law relating to trial practice and procedure, and is intended as a first reference guide for barristers.
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