OUP - LawReader vs Crime QRH Usage & Stats

OUP LawReader on ProLibro™ provides you with instant access to leading authorities from Oxford University Press. Its unique, intuitive interface enables you to find answers instantly both offline and online – anytime, anywhere. • Access to leading OUP titles both offline and online across mobile devices, PCs, and laptops • New tabbed title support allows you to open multiple publications at once and easily navigate between them. • New multi-title searching available directly in the library. Open a publication with results to see those results directly in the book. • New multitasking engine allows you to download multiple publications at once. • Clear, common-sense navigation for instant access to the information you need • Push updates ensure you always have the most up-to-date materials • Full-text boolean searching that provides immediate results • Create and organize personal bookmarks, highlights, and notes easily • Annotations and actions history are synchronized across all of your digital devices • Quickly copy and paste into other documents, complete with references and links • Share links with other OUP LawReader users that automatically open the app and take them directly to the referenced location

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Crime QRH

Crime QRH (Quick Reference Handbook) is an easy to use guide to criminal offences in England and Wales, for criminal lawyers and court advocates. It has recently been updated to reflect the new Sentencing Code. It's a searchable database of offences, providing quick access to key details: - maximum sentence - mode of trial (including grave crimes) - sentencing guidelines - statutory provision - statutory alternative offences - page references to Archbold and Blackstones - mandatory minimum sentences - dangerousness provisions - obligatory/discretionary driving disqualifications and endorsements - availability of SHPOs, SCPOs, Unduly Lenient Sentence referrals, SOA Notification Requirements, and POCA Quickly identify the statutory provision, maximum sentence, mode of trial, and Archbold/Blackstone's page reference. All of the common indictable-only, triable-either-way, and summary-only offences are covered in the App. Where applicable, access the live Magistrates' Court and Crown Court Sentencing Guidelines for an offence with a single tap. Any special provisions applicable to the offence are flagged up - for example, easily see if there is a mandatory-minimum sentence, if the offence requires a consideration of 'dangerousness', or if the offence attracts Notification Requirements. Developed by Sam Willis, a barrister at 5 King's Bench Walk.