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Title: Smith and Hogan Criminal Law
Author: David Ormerod
ISBN: 0406977305
EAN: 9780406977304
11. Edition
1032 Pages
Publisher: OUP Oxford
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2005-09-01

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"Professor David Ormerod is regarded as the quintessential 'practitioner's academic' for his pragmatism and ability to diffuse his intellectual arguments into sound practical principles." Simon McKay, Solicitor Advocate, Covert Policing Review 2005

"There is no criminal law textbook like it. Its detailed discussion of every offence from necrophilia to bomb hoaxes is without comparison. A student can be confident that if an offence is not dicussed in Smith and Hogan Criminal Law it is not likely to appear in an exam." (Jonathan Herring, Times Higher Education Supplement )

Smith & Hogan: Criminal Law is regarded as the leading doctrinal textbook on criminal law in England and Wales and has been for almost 40 years. The legal principles and rules involved in criminal law are often complex and technical. It is essential therefore, that students have a clear and comprehensive account of the law to guide their study. For generations of students Smith & Hogan: Criminal Law has fulfilled that need. It provides a detailed and critical exposition of the general principles of criminal liability and the law of the most important crimes. Its authoritative nature renders it popular with practitioners and leads to its frequent citation by the courts. The book is complimented by an Online Resource Centre providing updates and useful weblinks.

David Ormerod is Professor of Criminal Law in the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies at the University of Leeds and was Visiting Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Law at UNiversity College, London in 2004-2005. He is the Cases Editor of the Criminal Law Review, in which he publishes monthly commentaries. He has also published widely on aspects of criminal law, the law of evidence and procedure. He is a Barrister in the Chambers of David Etherington QC, 18 Red Lion Court.

2008-08-10 Why I recommend this book!!!

I bought this 12th edition as an update to the previous edition. In going through the 11th edition I found that it was great to work from as it was not only clear and precise but also easy to read! I feel that the 11th edition has been updated to an exceptional standard in this latest book, with new material on the corporate manslaughter offence, hundreds of new cases and most importantly a chapter on the new Fraud Act (an area for which he is renowned following on from his other books on that subject).

I must admit I don't tend to write reviews of books, but this really had to be the exception as I couldn't bypass an opportunity to tell others just what standard David Ormerod has reached in this book!