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criminal law book

  • 20-08-2011 3:28pm
    #1
    MapForJ
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    What would be a good book about criminal law/powers of the gardai in Ireland?


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  • #2
    chops018
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    MapForJ wrote: »
    What would be a good book about criminal law/powers of the gardai in Ireland?

    2009 Human Rights and Policing in Ireland: Law, Policy and Practice Dublin: Clarus Press. - That would be good for the Gardai powers.

    Any Irish Criminal Law book would be decent enough for general criminal law. I used Conor Hanly's Criminal Law book(s) before and found them good enough.


  • #3
    MapForJ
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    chops018 wrote: »
    2009 Human Rights and Policing in Ireland: Law, Policy and Practice Dublin: Clarus Press.
    thanks;)


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    chops018
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    MapForJ wrote: »
    thanks;)

    No prob, nice bit of light reading for you there anyway haha.


  • #5
    MapForJ
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    chops018 wrote: »
    No prob, nice bit of light reading for you there anyway haha.
    And expensive, does it come as ebook?


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    chops018
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    MapForJ wrote: »
    And expensive, does it come as ebook?

    Not too sure if they have it on ebook, I doubt it. But it's worth the money as it's a brilliant book, not complicated to read or anything and goes into a lot of detail and contains loads of information, very well structured too.

    Had Dermot Walsh, the author, as a lecturer before. :)

    http://www.claruspress.ie/police_human_rights_ireland.html

    I'm sure that's the link you were looking at?? It's €99 for the paperback edition there, it give's you all the contents there also.


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