books that might be on the shelves of a british crminal lawyer

Just for a bit of scene setting.

It has been a long time since I was in a criminal lawyer's office, and I didn't think to take notes.

If anyone is visiting a criminal lawyer soon, or knows of any, could you takes notes or ask please?

If you want to share why you were there that might be interesting but not essential.

Thanks.

 

Aristotle and Socrates. Only two I can think of off the top of my head.

 

Blackstone's Criminal Practice
Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law
Foundations of Public Law

 

Thanks folks

 

and, of course, the numerous volumes of case law...

 

Now I must admit that the Amazon feature that shows the "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" list of books has proved pretty useful on this occasion.

I do now avoid buying from Amazon of course; now that I know how much they squeeze publishers on price.
My conscience is salved by buying second hand from ebay [tongue-in-cheek smiley].

 

did you post that in the wrong thread accidentally, leigh?... or am i being dense in not seeing any relevance to this one?

 

No not in wrong thread, just my mind going off at a tangent.
I looked up the examples that cogito provided and Amazon kindly suggested loads of others that could be included in my imaginary book shelf.
For once this feature proved useful to me.

 

possibly some books that contain conceled whisky/brandy bottles