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Informationen zum Autor Fiona Cownie is Professor of Law at the University of Keele. She was formerly HK Bevan Professor of Law at the University of Hull. A former Vice-Chair of the Socio-Legal Studies Association, and Past President of the European Law Faculties Association, she is an expert in legal eduction, and is well known for her work in socio-legal studies. She is currently President of the Society of Legal Scholars.Anthony Bradney is Professor of Law at the University of Keele. He was formerly Professor of Law at the University of Sheffield and the University of Leicester. He was Vice-Chair of the Socio-Legal Studies Association, Executive Committee member of the Society of Legal Scholars, and is editor of the Web Journal of Current Legal Issues. Bradney has published widely in the areas of law and religion, law and popular culture, legal pluralism, and legal education.Mandy Burton is Lecturer in Law at the University of Leicester. She specialises in criminal justice and family law. She has completed numerous empirical socio-legal studies, including projects commissioned by the Crown Prosecution Service, Department for Constitutional Affairs, the Home Office and The Legal Services Commission. Klappentext English Legal System in Context takes a unique analytical approach to the subject of the English Legal System. Frequent examples are incorporated throughout the text, illustrating the link between theory and practice, while the concise and engaging style enables students to have an excellent understanding of the subject as a whole. Zusammenfassung English Legal System in Context takes a unique analytical approach to the subject of the English Legal System. Frequent examples are incorporated throughout the text, illustrating the link between theory and practice, while the concise and engaging style enables students to have an excellent understanding of the subject as a whole. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1: What is 'the English legal system'? 2: The significance of courts 3: Courts in 'the English legal system' 4: Tribunals 5: English legal reasoning: the use of case law 6: English legal reasoning: reading statutes 7: The university law school and law students 8: Solicitors and barristers 9: Judges and judging 10: The civil court in action 11: Alternative dispute resolution 12: Private security and other non-police agencies 13: The public police: uncovering crime and powers of stop and search 14: Arrest and detention 15: Prosecutions 16: The magistrates' court 17: The Crown Court ...
