Table of Contents
Preface, Professor Mike McConville and Professor Geoffrey WilsonForeword, Lord Irvine of LairgIntroduction, Professor Mike McConville1. The Structure and Organization of Criminal Justice in England and Wales: An Overview, Professor Robin White2. The Organization and Accountability of the Police, Professor Robert Reiner3. Police Investigative Powers, Dr Satnam Choongh4. Covert Surveillance and the Use of Informants, Sybil Sharpe5. Regulating the Police Station: the Case of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, Professor Mike Maguire6. Assisting and Advising Defendants Before Trial, Professor Ed Cape7. Bail in Criminal Cases, Dr Anthea Hucklesby8. The Right to Representation and Legal Aid, Professor Lee Bridges9. The System of Prosecution, Professor Andrew Sanders10. Alternatives to Prosecution, Rob Allen11. Evidence in Criminal Cases, Professor Sir John Smith QC12. The Exchange of Information and Disclosure, Roger Leng13. Publicity Surrounding the Trial, John Sprack14. Special Measures for Witnesses and Victims, Professor Jenny McEwan15. Science, Experts and Criminal Justice, Dr Paul Roberts16. Magistrates, Dr Penny Darbyshire17. The Role of the Advocate, Mr Stephen Solley QC18. The Role of the Judge in Criminal Cases, Sir Philip Otton19. The Adversary Trail and Trial by Judge Alone, Professor John Jackson20. Plea Bargaining, Professor Mike McConville21. Trial by Jury, Professor Sean Doran22. Juvenile Justice, Ms Nicola Padfield23. Economic Crime, Professor Mike Levi24. Mentally Abnormal Offenders - Disposal and Criminal Responsibility Issues, Professor Ronnie MacKay25. The Sentencing Process, Dr David Thomas QC26. Criminal Appeals: The Purpose of Criminal Appeals, Professor Rosemary Pattenden27. Miscarriages of Justice and the Correction of Error, Professor Clive Walker28. Restorative Justice: Assessing the Prospects and Pitfalls, Dr Carolyn Hoyle and Dr Richard Young29. Research, Statistics and Knowledge of Crime, Professor Keith Bottomley
