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Domestic Abuse: Law and Practice 8th edition
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Why should you buy Domestic Abuse: Law and Practice 8th edition
Domestic Abuse: Law and Practice is a comprehensive practitioner's guide to dealing with cases involving personal protection, harassment and domestic abuse. This new edition has been thoroughly revised.
It takes account of recent case-law and provides analysis of all the important procedural developments, including the new measures contained in the forthcoming Domestic Abuse Bill. The text is supplemented by appendices containing key forms, precedents and legislation. An invaluable practical guide written for solicitors, barristers, citizen advice bureaux and women's rights groups.
