Innovative, stimulating and easy to read, Human Rights Law Directions covers everything the law student new to the subject needs to know. A range of different chapter features, including 'case-close up' and 'discussion topic' boxes highlight key concepts and illuminate the legal complexities.

Commercial Law in Scotland is a clear and up-to-date, user-friendly guide to the subject of commercial law as it operates in Scotland.

Criminal Law: Text, Cases, and Materials provides a unique approach; each chapter analysing the doctrinal and theoretical aspects of criminal law through a variety of carefully chosen extracts from key cases and articles, supported with the author's astute commentary. This is essential reading for a full appreciation of criminal law.

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Begins with the story of two high-school seniors involved with their Spanish Club. Presenting their experiences, this book shows the nuances of language and culture to the students. It also contains a history of Mexico, since the Conquistadors, including depictions of Cortes' encounters with the Aztecs.

With chapters revised in line with changes to Employment Law, this textbook fully maps to the CIPD Employment Law module and is also suitable for those studying similar modules on HRM or Business degrees.

This book examines the principles and theories behind how the criminal justice system operates, and tackles the controversial issues that surround it. The authors encourage readers to question the extent to which the criminal justice system achieves its aims.

By providing a careful selection of case law and academic opinion combined with penetrating author analysis, critique and commentary, this book provides a stand-alone guide that really helps the reader get to grips with this challenging area of law.