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Civil Claims Against the Police
"Civil Claims Against the Police" is a work for lawyers bringing civil actions against the police for such matters as assault, false imprisonment, negligence and malicious prosecution.
Such claims tend to be complex and involve difficult issues of liability.
The police internal complaints system and the availability of jury trials complicate the litigation process. "Civil Claims Against the Police" is a practical work combining an analysis of the law with practical guidance on how to pursue the claim, including advice on funding the action.
The text is complemented by model letters, pleadings and schedules of special damages, as well as useful reference material.
Such claims tend to be complex and involve difficult issues of liability.
The police internal complaints system and the availability of jury trials complicate the litigation process. "Civil Claims Against the Police" is a practical work combining an analysis of the law with practical guidance on how to pursue the claim, including advice on funding the action.
The text is complemented by model letters, pleadings and schedules of special damages, as well as useful reference material.
350 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2010
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