From wigs and gowns to organising your taxation and financial affairs The Devil s Handbook has you covered.
* Practical and concise, it is a must-have reference, packed-full of tips and advice
* Ensures that you can feel confident in Court, even during your first few days, by advising you of common pitfalls and steering you in the right direction.
* Invaluable to new entrants to The Law Library
* A handy refresher for the seasoned practitioner.
Key benefits
* Covers the basics From finding your way around, to court attire and to how the various Court lists work.
* Ensures you are aware of ethical matters that come up on a day to day basis and ensures that you minimise the risk of professional negligence.
* Provides detailed coverage of Criminal Cases in The District Court and The Circuit Court.
* Gives you guidance on Criminal and Civil Litigation
* Is a handy reference to Advocacy that includes coverage of mode of address; use of language, and the duty to one s client.
* Details practical issues that arise during hearings including in-depth coverage of the Plea of Mitigation and Requirements for Bail.
* Introduces you to relevant Taxation and Financial Affairs so that you understand what your entitlements and obligations are.
* Includes handy appendices such as sample fee notes; a List of District Courts; Garda Stations and Civil Legal Aid Centre; a list of key penalties and disqualifications under the criminal law.
Readership
* Barristers and solicitors starting out in practice
* The Gardai
* Legal Executives
AAbout the authors
Sarah Carew and Sonya Donnelly are practising barristers.


