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A Practical Guide to Advising Clients at the Police Station, McKeown-Beaumont Colin Stephen


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Автор: McKeown-Beaumont Colin Stephen
Название:  A Practical Guide to Advising Clients at the Police Station
ISBN: 9781912687404
Издательство: Law Brief Publishing Ltd
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ISBN-10: 1912687402
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 92
Вес: 0.14 кг.
Дата издания: 31.07.2019
Язык: English
Размер: 234 x 156 x 5
Читательская аудитория: General (us: trade)
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Поставляется из: США
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Do you have a feeling of extreme trepidation when asked to attend upon clients at the police station stage? If so, this is the book for you. Its not in any way academic. Its not in any way a tome. It is, in brief, what you need in order to show the client and the police that you are not a complete novice in a police station and that you know your way around and know the right questions to ask and that you know what your rights are and, more importantly, what the rights of your clients are It is not overloaded with academic references. There are brief references to the Codes of Practice under PACE and occasional references to Case-law. It is a working tool and you should not be without it if you venture into the murky waters of a police station


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Biography of Colin Stephen McKeown-Beaumont

Colin went to a school that didnt do O-levels. It only did CSEs. It had no 6th form. People at Colins school were not expected to do higher education. Colin did absolutely terribly at school, obtaining a grand total of 3 CSE grade 1s - O-level equivalents This spurred him on to take O-levels at a 1-year course in a college of further education. He managed to pass, heaven knows how, the magic 5 O-levels and did his A-levels at a college of further education. He managed to pass 3 A-levels, but not with any real degree of distinction.

He went to the Polytechnic of Central London (and was very grateful to do so ) where he achieved a Desmond (thats a 2: 2). He then took the Bar finals course and qualified as a barrister. He then was a legal adviser to Magistrates for many years until re-qualifying as a solicitor and becoming a defence lawyer and partner in a major criminal legal aid practice. He then retired fully from practice in 2016, having been a solicitor for the best part of 20 years, and went back to his Inn - the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. He is a barrister, albeit, non-practising. He knows his way around but dont expect him to be academic. He is not academic. He is a jobbing lawyer. He is nobodys fool.





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