Buch, Englisch
Buch, Englisch
ISBN: 978-0-414-03512-6
Verlag: Sweet & Maxwell
Wilkinson's Road Traffic Offences is the definitive guide to road traffic law. The 26th edition brings you up to date with the latest developments in the law since the publication of the last edition.
Authoritative review of the range of provisions reflecting the fundamental shift taking place in the management of criminal justice, including improving the speed with which cases are dealt with, the new allocation procedures and the revisions to the Criminal Procedure Rules increasing the emphasis on electronic service of documents.
- Coverage of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 including the changes with regard to the administration of legal aid and the new offence of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
- Identification and consideration of the extensively revised provisions relating to the imposition of the victim surcharge.
- In-depth commentary on latest case law
- Authoritative consideration of effect of sentencing guidelines on cases of causing death by dangerous and careless driving: R. v Black (2012), R. v Dolejis (2012), R. v Swainston (2012), R. v Holburt (2012), R. v Sutcliffe (2012).
- Latest legislative developments as regards goods vehicle operators and public service vehicle licensing and fitness requirements implementing EC Regulations.
- Note of relevant statutory instruments
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Full updating in Volume 2.ALSO AVAILABLE AS AN eBOOK
As well as all the usual print format, Wilkinson's Road Traffic Offences is now also available as an eBook for iPads, Macs, PCs and in beta on Android tablets.
The Wilkinson's eBook has been specifically designed to meet the demands you face every day. Using the new Thomson Reuters ProViewTM app you can connect to and interact with the Wilkinson's content you rely on in brand new ways. So whether you’re in the office, on the move or at court you can now stay current and informed, everywhere.
The eBook includes a whole host of features that make your job easier. A speedy navigation bar enables you to scroll through the text quicker than ever, there are more ways to search for the information you want and you’ll be able to see your search results in context. You can copy and paste content from the eBook into your own documents, highlight content and bookmark pages for later use.
WILKINSON'S 1ST SUPPLEMENT TO THE 26TH EDITION
- Brings the main work up to date to February 1, 2014.
- Detailed coverage of the new drug driving offences to be introduced by the Crime and Courts Act 2013.
- Considered analysis of the Supreme Court decision in R v Hughes on the issue of causation with regard to the offence of causing death by driving whilst uninsured, etc.
- In-depth commentary on latest case law: R. (Rahmdezfouli) v Wood Green Crown Court (2013) (allocation procedure); R. v Claridge (2013) (evidence and procedure); R. v Kwaik (2013) (expert evidence); Bodhaniya v CPS (2013) (reasonable cause to believe that a specimen cannot be provided); R. v Morris (2013) (dangerous driving); Clarke v CPS (2013) (speed limits: evidence and corroboration); Brooks v Blackpool Borough Council (overtaking at pedestrian crossings); Pinnington v Transport for London (2013) (taxis and private hire vehicles); Case C–317/12 Daniel Lundberg (carriage of goods); R. v Gregory (2013) (disqualification where vehicle used for crime); Santos v CPS Appeals Unit (2013) (special reasons: emergency).
- Extensive coverage of cases on causing death by dangerous and careless driving with regard to sentencing guidelines: R. v Zhao (2013); R. v Rahman (2013); R. v Murlewski (2013); R. v Bolding (2013); R. v Farwell (2013); R. v Booth (2013); R. v Palmer (2013); R. v Barnes (2013); Attorney General’s Reference (No.34 of 3013) (R. v Wells) (2013); R. v Jawid (2013); In R. v Hoyle (2013); R. v Peel (2013); R. v Rasul (2013); R. v Margrett (2013); R. v Wilson (2013); R. v Charvill (2013); R. v Telford (2013).
- Latest legislative developments as regards drug driving; failing to display a licence; a road user levy; non-custodial and community sentences.
- Note of relevant statutory instruments including changes to law as regards new fixed penalties; disabled drivers; driving licences; exemptions from excise duty; registration and licensing; goods and passenger vehicles (certificates of professional competence).
- Full updating in Noter-up to Volume 2.
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Authoritative review of the range of provisions reflecting the fundamental shift taking place in the management of criminal justice, including improving the speed with which cases are dealt with, the new allocation procedures and the revisions to the Criminal Procedure Rules increasing the emphasis on electronic service of documents.
- Coverage of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 including the changes with regard to the administration of legal aid and the new offence of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
- Identification and consideration of the extensively revised provisions relating to the imposition of the victim surcharge.
- In-depth commentary on latest case law
- Authoritative consideration of effect of sentencing guidelines on cases of causing death by dangerous and careless driving: R. v Black (2012), R. v Dolejis (2012), R. v Swainston (2012), R. v Holburt (2012), R. v Sutcliffe (2012).
- Latest legislative developments as regards goods vehicle operators and public service vehicle licensing and fitness requirements implementing EC Regulations.
- Note of relevant statutory instruments
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Thomson Reuters ProView™ is the iPad app custom built for legal professionals like you.
Using ProView means you can connect to and interact with the content you rely on in new ways, wherever and whenever you like. Find out more about ProView.
Full updating in Volume 2.ALSO AVAILABLE AS AN eBOOK
As well as all the usual print format, Wilkinson's Road Traffic Offences is now also available as an eBook for iPads, Macs, PCs and in beta on Android tablets.
The Wilkinson's eBook has been specifically designed to meet the demands you face every day. Using the new Thomson Reuters ProViewTM app you can connect to and interact with the Wilkinson's content you rely on in brand new ways. So whether you’re in the office, on the move or at court you can now stay current and informed, everywhere.
The eBook includes a whole host of features that make your job easier. A speedy navigation bar enables you to scroll through the text quicker than ever, there are more ways to search for the information you want and you’ll be able to see your search results in context. You can copy and paste content from the eBook into your own documents, highlight content and bookmark pages for later use.
WILKINSON'S 1ST SUPPLEMENT TO THE 26TH EDITION
- Brings the main work up to date to February 1, 2014.
- Detailed coverage of the new drug driving offences to be introduced by the Crime and Courts Act 2013.
- Considered analysis of the Supreme Court decision in R v Hughes on the issue of causation with regard to the offence of causing death by driving whilst uninsured, etc.
- In-depth commentary on latest case law: R. (Rahmdezfouli) v Wood Green Crown Court (2013) (allocation procedure); R. v Claridge (2013) (evidence and procedure); R. v Kwaik (2013) (expert evidence); Bodhaniya v CPS (2013) (reasonable cause to believe that a specimen cannot be provided); R. v Morris (2013) (dangerous driving); Clarke v CPS (2013) (speed limits: evidence and corroboration); Brooks v Blackpool Borough Council (overtaking at pedestrian crossings); Pinnington v Transport for London (2013) (taxis and private hire vehicles); Case C–317/12 Daniel Lundberg (carriage of goods); R. v Gregory (2013) (disqualification where vehicle used for crime); Santos v CPS Appeals Unit (2013) (special reasons: emergency).
- Extensive coverage of cases on causing death by dangerous and careless driving with regard to sentencing guidelines: R. v Zhao (2013); R. v Rahman (2013); R. v Murlewski (2013); R. v Bolding (2013); R. v Farwell (2013); R. v Booth (2013); R. v Palmer (2013); R. v Barnes (2013); Attorney General’s Reference (No.34 of 3013) (R. v Wells) (2013); R. v Jawid (2013); In R. v Hoyle (2013); R. v Peel (2013); R. v Rasul (2013); R. v Margrett (2013); R. v Wilson (2013); R. v Charvill (2013); R. v Telford (2013).
- Latest legislative developments as regards drug driving; failing to display a licence; a road user levy; non-custodial and community sentences.
- Note of relevant statutory instruments including changes to law as regards new fixed penalties; disabled drivers; driving licences; exemptions from excise duty; registration and licensing; goods and passenger vehicles (certificates of professional competence).
- Full updating in Noter-up to Volume 2.
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