Now in its sixth edition Archbold Hong Kong continues to encapsulate essential knowhow for all criminal practitioners, keeping your knowledge up to date with its new expanded service. Archbold contains all the materials you need from the preparatory stages to full trial and beyond.

Archbold Hong Kong has you covered on all aspects of criminal law, evidence, sentencing, and pleadings. It continues to represent an essential work for all criminal practitioners covering substantive law, criminal procedure and offences, criminal evidence and sentencing all in one volume.

Now in its fourth edition, Archbold Hong Kong has you covered on criminal law, practice and procedure. It continues to represent an essential work for all criminal practitioners covering substantive law, criminal procedure and offences, criminal evidence and sentencing all in one volume.

"Archbold: Hong Kong has been of immense value in my work as a prosecutor. It is a ready source of reference, which is both comprehensive and readable. The reach of the work is wide, and its advent was long overdue. That its many topics are expertly marshalled and easy to follow is a welcome bonus. This is, without doubt, an indispensable aid to everyone involved in the practice and application of the criminal law."
Mr Grenville Cross, Director of Public Prosecutions, Department of Justice, Sentencing Editor, Archbold: Hong Kong

This book is a collection of cases on sentencing policy and procedure, namely reported and digested cases with contributor's expert commentary thereon. This year we have included unreported cases and so the coverage of case law is fully comprehensive.

This book is a collection of cases on sentencing policy and procedure, namely reported and digested cases with contribu

Based on the Crown Court Index in the UK, the "bible" of the Crown Court, the Magistrates' Court Manual 2002<

This book is a collection of cases on sentencing policy and procedure, with the contributor's expert commentary thereon. The aim is to familiarise practitioners with the "going rate" for various offences. These include drug trafficking, immigration offences, kidnapping, managing a vice establishment and unusual offences such as preventing the lawful burial of a corpse. It also explores current issues, notably that of an offender's "foreignness". The book will enhance the reader's understanding of sentencing, both in terms of principle and quantum.

The second edition of this popular Hong Kong Legal Practice Manual offers a practical guide to conducting criminal litigation in Hong Kong. The authors have clearly identified and explained the procedures to be followed when handling a criminal matter, from receiving instructions to appeals. This step-by-step manual to criminal practice includes expert commentary, sample documents, checklists, practice rules and directions.