Product Description: NOBODY REALLY WANTS A MORTGAGE, EVERYBODY PRAYS FOR THE DAY THEY CAN PAY IT OFF AND BE RID OF IT AND YET, EVERYONE WANTS ONE FOR WHAT A MORTGAGE CAN DO FOR THEM. MORTGAGES MADE SIMPLE TELLS YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MORTGAGES IN AN EASY-TO-READ LANGUAGE THAT ANYBODY CAN UNDERSTAND...read more

Product Description: Murder is often regarded as both the "ultimate" and a unique crime; and whereas courts are normally given discretion in sentencing offenders, for murder, the sentence is mandatory - indeterminate imprisonment. Since the crime and the punishment come as a "package deal," this book looks at both the legal nature of the offense and the current operation of the mandatory life sentence in the UK...read more

Designed specifically for students, this book provides a collection of legislation for the core subjects and major options offered on the law syllabus. It also provides unannotated primary and secondary legislation; detailed indexing and tables of content to aid quick and efficient research; and, guidance on using a statutes book.

Product Description: The law of homicide is probably the most high-profile area of the criminal law, and yet in recent years it has been relatively neglected by law reform agencies. Rethinking English Homicide Law brings together six top English criminal lawyers to discuss the future shape of the English law of homicide and deals with such important topics as the definition of murder, the relevance of mental abnormality provocation, unintentional killings, defenses, and sentencing...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: Based on a two-part study, this book examines the courts' interpretation of murder and the management of those serving life sentences for murder. It discusses the law, judges' difficulties in interpreting the law and inconsistencies that occur in various cases...read more

Product Description: Theory of Categories. Author: Barry Mitchell. Academic Press 1965. A number of sophisticated people tend to disparage category theory as consistently as others disparage certain kinds of classical music. For this reason, the author adds to the usual prerequisite that the reader have a fair amount of mathematical sophistication...read more