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Borrie & Lowe: Law of Contempt 4th ed isbn 9781405736879

Borrie & Lowe: Law of Contempt 3rd ed

Nigel Lowe, Brenda Sufrin

ISBN13: 9780406026774
ISBN: 0406026777
New Edition ISBN: 9781405736879
Previous Edition ISBN: 0406129517
Published: January 1996
Publisher: LexisNexis Butterworths
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: Out of print





The leading authority in its field and a comprehensive statement of the law relating to criminal and civil contempt of court. Borrie and Lowe is regularly cited in the Courts and is highly regarded by members of the press.

Subjects:
Courts and Procedure
Contents:
1. Introduction.
2. Contempt in the face of the court.
3. Publications interfering with the due course of justice in particular legal proceedings - the general position at common law.
4. Publications interfering with the due course of justice in particular legal proceedings - the general position under the Contempt of Court Act 1981.
5. Publications interfering with particular criminal proceedings.
6. Publications interfering with the course of justice in particular civil proceedings.
7. The timing of publications.
8. Reporting court proceedings
9. Publications interfering with the due course of justice as a continuing process.
10. Responsibility for contempt by publication.
11. Acts which interfere with the course of justice.
12. Jurisdiction, procedure and powers of the courts in respect of criminal contempts.
13. The application of criminal contempt to tribunals of inquiry.
14. Civil contempt.