Ian Edwards

Paul Waller

Barry Lagger is a villain of the old school. In 1996 he planned the crime of the century. Stealing the Sultan's diamond from the world -famous Archibald gallery. Unfortunately he got caught. Twenty five years later and Lagger is up for parole. He's desperate, his daughter is getting married and he simply has to be there. When parole is denied, Lagger knows he has to escape. And so begins a desperate race to reach his daughter's wedding in time. The problem is, somehow Lagger has got lost in the grounds of a stately home. Alan Rose and his friends have been invited to a birthday party at a large country house. A house so large it has more bedrooms than Alan has had good gigs. Events take over and Alan, James and Frankie have to forgo the celebrations in order to help Lagger escape for the second time in a weekend. Lagger has escaped from prison. How hard can it be to escape from a stately home.

Crime and Pun-ishment

Michael Allen

Criminal Law, now in its fifteenth edition, has been providing students with a readable and reliable introduction to this fascinating subject for over twenty-five years. This thorough text enables readers to feel confident in their knowledge of the law, while its concise approach ensures that they are not overwhelmed. The thought-provoking commentary on judicial and legal decisions and contextual coverage means that the text is fascinating and entertaining as well as accurate. The text includes plenty of helpful features, including end-of-chapter 'law in context' features, highlighted case fact summaries, questions, examples, and key points. These features ensure that the information provided is broken down and easy to comprehend. Further reading sections provide students with a carefully selected starting point for further research. In short, any student studying criminal law for the first time should not be without this book.

Criminal Law

Criminal Law explains, analyses, and critiques the criminal law. Expanded contextual coverage ensures that students can enjoy a comprehensive understanding of this most fascinating subject.

An old man tells stories about life in Australia when he was a boy in the 'olden days'.

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