The English legal system

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Slapper and Kelly’s text critically assesses the making and application of law in England and Wales, serving as an authoritative resource that is annually updated. This edition presents significant changes to the legal system, incorporating recent legislation and case law, including the Protection of Freedom Act 2012, the Defamation Bill, and the Justice and Security Bill 2012. It also examines developments in the Crown Prosecution Service, Mediation, and Judicial Diversity. Key cases such as Alvi v Secretary of State for the Home Department, AXA General Insurance Limited v The Lord Advocate, and R v J, S, M are analyzed, alongside recent government papers on antisocial behavior and criminal justice reform. The text features a logical structure with concise chapters, chapter summaries for student review, and 'food for thought' sections that enhance comprehension of critical issues. Additional resources for further reading and an online skills network provide practical examples and interactive insights into English law. This enduring resource has been relied upon by generations of students, maintaining its relevance in the evolving field of legal studies.