Interesting Articles in the Criminal Law Review or other Law Journals?

Silhouette Man

As some of you may know I have a Masters degree in Law here in the UK and so I thought I would see if anyone else was interested in reading old copies of (in particular) the Criminal Law Review [Crim LR] and if you had any interesting articles you read in there that you would like to recommend to a fellow legal scholar?

The same applies to other Law journals (such as say, the Modern Law Review) too but I am most interested in the Criminal Law Review at the moment.

Also, I want to keep this discussion open to UK law only as that is my jurisdiction.

I hope to hear from at least someone as I know this is perhaps an obscure subject.


The Criminal Law Review Sweet and Maxwell publisher's website with a free sample issue from 2008 (just click the "SAMPLE ISSUE" link on the tab on the left hand side to take you to a download link on the site):

http://www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk/Catalogue/ProductDetails.aspx?recordid=478

Barbel

stag wrote:

I am not speaking of the baddie from the Sherlock Holmes novels

Sadly, I know more about him than about the item you mention.

Silhouette Man

stag wrote:

No I have never read it but I wonder - are you familiar with Moriarty's? (for those not in the know I am not speaking of the baddie from the Sherlock Holmes novels). For many years was the bible of the police.

Yes, stag and I actually have a copy, the 20th Edition of Moriarty's Police Law from 1970, which I believe was the last edition of it? Funny enough it sits on my computer desk from where I am typing! I got it over a year ago at a Tesco charity bookstall.

Thunderpussy

To quote Marie Lloyd.....

" And you can't trust a "Special"
Like an old time Copper ......"

Silhouette Man

I've just ordered around 200 back issues of the Criminal Law Review and some back issues of the Modern Law Review from eBay for a quite reasonable price. Really looking forward to getting to read some of those! I'll of course share any interesting articles with you in this thread.