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Building on the Decade of Disclosure in Criminal Procedure


ISBN13: 9781859416594
ISBN: 1859416594
Published: September 2001
Publisher: Routledge-Cavendish
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: £90.00



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The book describes, analyses and criticises the law and practice pertaining to the disclosure of used and unused information in criminal proceedings in England. It makes suggestions for reform and compares extensively to the situation in Canada and other Commonwealth jurisdictions.

This book defines and considers the law and practice of pre-trial disclosure of evidence in England in a manner, which provides a useful source of reference for practitioners, academics and senior law students. It tests settled ideas and practices by tackling the vexing issue of reforming the police culture and encouraging police compliance with the investigation and disclosure rules in a manner that would assist a broader audience, e.g. criminologists.

Not only that, this text informs the discussion by integrating recent evidence of malpractice, analyses the new information, and charts the likely course ahead, based on past experience. The book also avoids being constrained by conservative or traditional views, or the need for polite commentary and proposes a way forward for criminal procedure.

Subjects:
Criminal Law, Other Jurisdictions , Caribbean
Contents:
Fundamental principles traced and examined
rationale and debate regarding CPIA
disclosure in matters to be tried on indictment - common law of England and Canada in contrast
practical aspects of disclosure rules
committal for trial and the new (proposed) filter mechanism
disclosure in matters tried in Magistrates' Court
the unrepresented accused
remedies and non-disclosure
new filter/committal and police and prosecution adherence to the law
defence disclosure after prosecution reform.