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The bestselling title in the Oxford Quick Reference series, A Dictionary of Law is an essential reference work, described by leading university lecturers as the best law dictionary and favoured by law students and legal professionals alike.The tenth edition features over 4,900 clear and concise definitions on major terms, concepts, and processes within the English legal system, and is a useful source of information for any of the many countries that base their legal system on English law. It includes more than 120 new entries,including acid attacks, lasers, Nightingale Courts, Northern Ireland Protocol, and retained EU Law. Many of the new and revised entries reflect changes brought about by Brexit and the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020. There have also been significant increases of coverage in the areas ofconstitutional law, medical law, and employment law and professional regulation.Updated web links complement the text and lead to a dedicated companion website for further reading materials. The dictionary also contains a guide to legal writing, and a citation guide drawn from the Oxford Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA).

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Contents

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Appendices

List of Entries by Subject
Administrative law (including local government)
Commercial law (including IT)
Company law
Constitutional law (including EU law)
Contract law
Court procedures and evidence
Courts and legal administration
Criminal law
Employment law
Environmental law
Family law
Human rights law
International law
Jurisprudence
Land law
Landlord and tenant
Maritime law
Medical law
Miscellaneous legal terms
Probate
Revenue law
Service law
Tort
Trusts and equity

This dictionary, now in its tenth edition, has been written by a distinguished team of academic and practising lawyers. With its easy-to-use format and emphasis on accessible language, it is designed to meet the needs of four main categories of reader:

legal professionals, who sometimes need a quick, portable, and reliable reference source;
students following law courses at all levels, who require clear explanations of legal concepts and terminology;
professionals in other fields (e.g. business people, local government officers, accountants, and social workers), who require some knowledge of the law in their work;
laypeople who are affected by the law as homebuyers, consumers, motorists, and employees and in various aspects of family life (e.g. divorce, inheritance).

Each article begins with a clear definition of the entry word (or words) which, in most cases, is followed by a more detailed explanation or description of the concepts involved. Legal jargon is avoided wherever possible.

This new edition reflects many recent changes in the law and legal system. If any provisions of new legislation were not in force at the time of publication, the entries to which they apply will indicate the direction of the proposed changes. In particular, the text has been revised to take account of the major changes resulting from the UK leaving the European Union on 31 January 2020; there is also a full account of the legal process by which this was accomplished. At the same time, most of the material on EU laws, treaties, and institutions has been retained for this edition, not least because these topics still feature prominently in British law courses.

References to important new cases, with full citations, have likewise been added wherever this seems particularly relevant. These will be particularly valuable to law students but, owing to the ready availability of case-law materials online, can be followed up quite easily by those who have no access to a law library. An introduction to the legal resources now available on the Internet is another important feature of this edition (see provides detailed advice on how to write and present essays on legal subjects.

An asterisk (*) placed before a word in a definition indicates that additional relevant information will be found under this article. Some entries simply refer the reader to another entry, indicating either that they are synonyms or abbreviations or that they are most conveniently explained in one of the dictionarys longer articles. Finally, the use of the pronoun he (rather than he or she) has been adopted in many entries purely to simplify the construction of sentences that are already unavoidably complex. This approach is in line with the Interpretation Act 1978, which states that in English statutes he is always understood to be a shorter way of saying he or she.

J.L.

2021

Editor of the sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth editions

Jonathan Law BA

Editor of the earlier editions

Elizabeth A. Martin MA

Contributors for the tenth edition
Owain Blackwell ba, llm
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