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“The book has several strengths welcome to students and lecturers alike: up-to-date, well-written and comprehensive. It provides clear exposition of the central themes wilst the delightful layout makes the information readily accessible.”Dr. Jackson Maogoto, University of Manchester “An accessible introduction addressing a variety of points of entry into the English legal system. Its part 5, ‘concepts of law’, makes it outstanding and truly distinguishes it from competitors in the field.”Dr. Carla Crifò, University of Leicester The best-selling undergraduate textbook on the English Legal system of England and Wales provides a complete and lively guide to the subject. Updated annually to keep up-to-date with all the latest legal developments, English Legal System is the definitive guide to this ever-changing area of law. This 14th edition includes new coverage of: §    Government cuts to legal aid;§    The Legal Education and Training Review;§    Moves to allow television cameras into court;§    The growing number of litigants in person;§    The new quality assurance scheme for advocates; and§    Reforms to reduce the cost of civil litigation following Lord Jackson’s report. Key features:  Covers an unrivalled range of topics, exploring: how law is made; the structure of the legal system; people working in the law; and introducing theoretical concepts of law. Written in the authors’ trademark, accessible style to help you understand the subject quickly. Uses a range of learning features throughout to help deepen your understanding.  Highly regarded for its accuracy and analysis, Elliott & Quinn’s English Legal System remains a firm favourite with students who rely on this trusted text year after year.  ABOUT THE AUTHORS:Catherine  Elliott (LLB, DEA) is a qualified barrister and Senior Lecturer in Law at City University, London. She has extensive experience of teaching and writing about law.Frances Quinn is an award-winning journalist, with particular interest in and experience of the law.