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TEACHING LAWYERS’ SKILLS. Ed. by Julian Webb and Caroline Maughan. [Butterworths. 1996. (1st edition, 439 pp., £34.95 (paperback).] THE FUTURE OF LAW: FACING THE CHALLENGES OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY. By Richard Susskind. [Clarendon Press, Oxford. 1996. 309 pp., £19.99.] SEX AND GENDER IN THE LEGAL PROCESS. By Susan S. M. Edwards. [Blackstone. 1996. xxv + 461 pp. (including index), £19.95 (paperback).] MEDIA LAW. By Peter Carey. [Sweet & Maxwell. 1996. 1st edition, 239 pp. plus index, £14.95 (paperback).] THE UK BEFORE THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS, CASE LAW AND COMMENTARY. By Sue Farran. [Blackstone Press. 1996.1st edition, 403 pp., £25.95 (paperback).] EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW: TEXT, CASES AND MATERIALS. By John Tillotson. [Cavendish Publishing. 1996. 2nd edition, 512 pp., £18.95 (paperback).] SCOTTISH BUSINESS LAW TEXT, CASES AND MATERIALS. By Chris Wtllett and Aidan O'Donnell. [Blackstone Press. 1996. 2nd edition, xxxix + 504 pp., £22.95 (softback).] BUSINESS LAW. By John Ellison, Jim Bedingfield and Tom Harrison. [Harrison Law Publishing. 1997. 4th edition, 674 pp., £19.95 (paperback).] SWEET & MAXWELL'S CONSUMER LAW STATUTES. Edited by Malcolm Leder. [Sweet & Maxwell. 1996. 1st edition, 395 pp., £14.95 (paperback).] TEXTBOOK ON A LEVEL LAW. By Patricia Hirst. [Blackstone Press. 1996.1st edition, 476 pp., £14.95 (paperback).] CRIMDNAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996. By Roger Leng and Richard Taylor. [Blackstones. 1996. 1st edition, 220 pp., £16.95 (paperback).] WHAT LAWYERS DO—A PROBLEM SOLVING APPROACH TO LEGAL PRACTICE. By Stephen Nathanson, Associate Professor, Department of Professional Legal Education, University of Hong Kong. [Sweet & Maxwell. 1997. 182 pp., £8.95 (paperback).] THE JUDICIARY OF ISRAEL. By Y. S. Zemach. [The Institute of Judicial Training for Judges, Jerusalem. 144 pp.]