Borrie and Lowe: The Law of Contempt
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Commentary
The leading authority in its field, Borrie and Lowe is a comprehensive statement of the law relating to criminal and civil contempt of court. Regularly cited in the Courts, this substantial and authoritative title is also highly regarded by members of the press.
Now in its fourth edition, the work has been thoroughly revised and updated to include new chapters incorporating the Human Rights Act 1998, the Children Young Persons Act 1933 and the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999.
Preface written by Lord Justice Sedley, Royal Court of Justice.
Table of Contents
Part I — Overview
Part II — Strict Liability
Part III — Personal Injury Damages
Part IV — Interference With The Administration Of Justice
Part V — Contempt proceedings
Part VI — Miscellaneous
This source was last updated by the 4th Edition in 2010
Now in its fourth edition, the work has been thoroughly revised and updated to include new chapters incorporating the Human Rights Act 1998, the Children Young Persons Act 1933 and the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999.
Preface written by Lord Justice Sedley, Royal Court of Justice.
Table of Contents
Part I — Overview
Part II — Strict Liability
Part III — Personal Injury Damages
Part IV — Interference With The Administration Of Justice
Part V — Contempt proceedings
Part VI — Miscellaneous
This source was last updated by the 4th Edition in 2010
Contributors
| Ian Cram | General editor |
| Professor Helen Fenwick | Author |
| Professor Richard Stone | Author |
| Nick Taylor | Author |
| Professor Susan S. M. Edwards | Author |
| Richard Munden | Author |
| Professor Gavin Phillipson | Author |
| Jennifer Robinson | Author |
| Caroline Kelly | Author |
| Howard Johnson | Author |
| Dr Andrew Scott | Author |
| Amali de Silva | Author |
