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"Then and Now Series No. 1" R. v.
Bywaters and Thompson |
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A well-known (retired) Circuit Judge,
and her collaborator Paperback: 82 pp |
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"Then and Now Series No. 2" This is the second in the series of books by the present two authors comparing a case of great public interest in the 1920s with how it would be handled today in the light of subsequent changes in the law, and what would be the likely verdict in the light of advances in forensic evidence, etc. Paperback: 66 pp + xi |
| Barry Rose Law Publishers Limited | |
| Little London | |
| Chichester | |
| West Sussex PO19 1PG | |
| Tel: 44 (0) 1243 783637 | |
| Fax: 44 (0) 1243 779278 | |
| email: books@barry-rose-law.co.uk |
, a Chartered Surveyor, have followed up their earlier (and most
successful) book on "The Expert Witness" with a work which compares in terms of
public interest. Given the identical facts, would the outcome of a trial such as R. v.
Bywaters and Thompson be the same today? R. v. Bywaters and Thompson was one of
the most "sensational" trials of the 20th century - a trial held at a time when
hanging was very much in the forefront as upholding the draconian tradition of the English
Criminal Law.