Statutes on Criminal Law (Blackstone s Statute Book)

£1.86

Confusing - I also found this book very confusing. Not only does it not have full legislation, just some excerpts, but also the arrangement is fairly annoying. I suppose if you get used to it after using it many times, maybe it would make sense, but writing an essay on say, sexual offences legislation would require one to go back and forth between different parts in the book where the statues are scrambled.

Criminal law statute book - Contains all the relevant the law in a ridiculous order. It is organised by theme instead of chronologically like most statute books and it is impossible to find anything. In particular the sexual offences act is in 3 or 4 seperate chunks which makes life dificult in an exam. Also due to it being organised in themes there are places where some of the sections are relevant to more than one theme so the put the name of the section and then refer you on to another page which is really annoying. If your university will let you use any other type of statute book I d do that instead!

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