Blackstone's Statutes on Criminal Law

by Peter Glazebrook

Fully revised adn updated to include all legislation passed before June 2002, this edition of Statutes on Criminal Law provides comprehensive coverage of all major Criminal Law documents needed by undergraduates. An appendix details some draft legislation for reforming the criminal law. Arranged according to subject matter, it is tailor-made for reference and revision purposes. Free of annotations and commentary, it is ideal for open book examinations. Blackstone's Statute books cover all the core law subects and many options, offering the widest available selection of statutes on the market. The books haev been designed on the basis of extensive research into the content of courses, and contain all the necessary statutes and statutory instruments. All the volumes for the main law subjects and minor options are updated annually to ensure that they are completely up to datewith all the important developments in the law.

Peter Glazebrook is Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge and a Visiting Professor at City University, London

1. GENERAL RULES; 2. HOMICIDE AND FOETICIDE; 3. PERSONAL INJURY, MOLESTATION AND HARRASSMENT; 4. PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AND MINORS; 5. DANGEROUS CONDUCT; 6. HARM TO ANIMALS AND THE ENVIRONMENT; 7. PROPERTY DAMAGE; 8. THEFT, FRAUD AND COMMERCIAL MALPRACTICE; 9. TRESSPASS AND INVASION OF PRIVACY; 10. OFFENSIVE CONDUCT; 11. INTERFERENCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE OR THE POLICE; 12. INTERFERENCE WITH GOVERNMENTAL OR PUBLIC SERVICES; 13. PRELIMINARY OFFENCES; APPENDIX: "LEGISLATING THE CRIMINAL CODE"