Regarded as the premier textbook on criminal law in England and Wales, this work has been a vital resource for over fifty years. It serves as an indispensable guide for undergraduates studying the subject and offers essential reference material for legal practitioners, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of criminal law principles and doctrines.
This edition offers an introductory text and insightful commentary designed to help readers understand the context of various extract materials. It includes online resources with questions and answer guidance, enhancing the learning experience. The focus on contextualization aids in grasping the material's significance, making it a valuable resource for students and educators alike.
Focused on the core elements of criminal law, this book offers expert insights and a variety of student-friendly features designed to enhance learning. It serves as an accessible introduction for students eager to understand the intricacies of the subject, making it an ideal resource for those new to criminal law.
Smith and Hogan's Essentials of Criminal Law combines the authority you would expect from a Smith and Hogan title with succinct coverage and a wealth of student friendly learning features to aid study.
Smith and Hogan's Text, Cases, and Materials on Criminal Law provides an accessible account of the criminal law with clear text supplemented by extracts from the key cases in criminal law, together with essential materials from statutes, reports, and articles. A deep understanding of each topic is fostered through the inclusion of questions throughout the book.
Wu Pee finds a magic book and disappears off to China to find the Emperor's Tomb. When he still hasn't come back a month later, Boffin Boy, his new pet and Chika go to investigate. Things soon get complicated when they realise that their only clue to the location of the tomb's secret entrance is a slice of pizza.
Boffin Boy and Katt the Dog bump into a yeti when they go mountain climbing in Scotland. Or was it a bloke in a hairy suit?
Boffin Boy must find a way to save the planet from zombination and defeat the Great Brains!
Wu Pee feels like an adventure, but is far too scared to go by himself. He persuades Boffin Boy to help him find Tickel-My-Tum, a lost city full of treasure. But the terrifying Mongolian Death Worm really doesn't like treasure hunters! When Red Wolf appears there too, Wu Pee's adventure turns nasty.
Can Boffin Boy and his friend Polly escape from Crazy Doctor Daffney without becoming one of her barking mad experiments?
'Criminal Law' is written with the needs of the student foremost in mind to provide, more than ever, as modern and as comprehensive an exposition of the criminal law as he or she could possibly require.
The world is suddenly plagued by insect attacks. Can Boffin Boy find the source of the insect menace and put an end to it once and for all?
The evil Ninja Red Wolf is up to his old tricks - this time sending subliminal messages via TV. What can Boffin Boy and Wu Pee do?
Wu Pee discovers an ancient scroll containing an important secret, but he can't read it!
Boffin Boy and Wu Pee discover some strange buildings on the surface of Mars and decide to investigate.
Boffin Boy and Wu Pee must fight the scaly Snurgeon space invaders and stop them from stealing all of the Earth's water.
Boffin Boy and Wu Pee take on an evil wizard who has invented a camera that can steal people's minds.
An army of Japanese Samurai warriors travel from the past into our present. Boffin Boy must save the world from this ancient menace.
Boffin Boy and Wu Pee must save the world from giant mutant jellyfish.
It seems that Wu Pee has become a criminal! Can Boffin Boy bring his old friend to justice?
The evil wizard, Red Wolf, is up to his old tricks again - creating hypnotising toys for children. Can Boffin Boy and Wu Pee stop him this time?
Boffin Boy and Wu Pee encounter a door into a lost world.
Boffin Boy and Wu Pee decide to investigate the caves on Pluto. Who knows what they will find down there?
Smith and Criminal Law is regarded as the leading doctrinal textbook on criminal law in England and Wales and has been for almost 40 years. This book owes its consistent popularity to its accessible style, depth of analysis and breadth of coverage. It is an invaluable study aid forundergraduates and an essential reference source for criminal law practitioners. The eleventh edition has been updated to include all legislative and case law developments. Additional references are made to academic literature, offering direction for further research.
