Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #703023 in Books
• Published on: 2002-07-31
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 320 pages

Synopsis
This second edition of the Law Handbook has been completely revised and updated and includes all relevant changes to the law. It is a guide to all the key terms at A and AS level law and equivalent level courses such as Legal Secretaries and Part 1 of ILEX. It is also suitable for Business Law components of AVCE Business Studies. Non-law students will find it invaluable as a reference guide to mystifying legal expressions. Each entry begins with a clear definition and is followed by further explanation, and where appropriate, by specific examples and/or cases. All entries are carefully cross-referenced.

About the Author
Jacqueline Martin (LLM) was Chief Examiner for A Level Law for a major examining board for ten years. She was also a practising barrister for ten years and has taught students of all ages. Jacqueline is an accomplished author and editor of Law books including The English Legal System and the Key Facts series published by Hodder and Stoughton Educational.

Mary Gibbins is a principal examiner for a major examining board and an experienced teacher of a variety of Law courses including A Level, GCSE. ILEX and Legal Secretaries. She has also been a practising solicitor.

Customer Reviews

A-Z Law
An absolutely fablous book, will complement any other law text book. It explains complicated legal words and gives you a small summary of each word's meaning. There are some case studies and diagrams - a very useful tool - don't forget to order it!

Brilliant
I am a collage student and found this book particularly useful. it includes easily explained terms and concepts, and really is usefull until the night before your exams. I loved this book so much, i bought the a-z business studies and economics books to match!

The Complete A-Z Law Handbook
I have been using this book for my AS-level law. I found it very useful and easy to use. All the information needed is there. It gives clear concise definitions of legal terms without making them too complicated or oversimplified. It has been a big help in my studies. I would recommend it to other A-level law students