Aparna Rao Libri

Focusing on the intricacies of bad character evidence in criminal trials, this guide offers comprehensive coverage from identifying negative traits to jury direction. It distinguishes between theoretical concepts and practical applications, providing real-world examples and straightforward advice on the scope and limitations of using such evidence in prosecutions and defenses in England and Wales. This resource serves as an essential reference for legal professionals navigating the complexities of criminal law.

Focusing on the individual-dividual debate, this study offers an empirical examination of decision-making among the Bakkarwal, Himalayan Muslim pastoralists, over two years. It uniquely emphasizes the life cycle, gender, and status differences, addressing a gap in understanding the practice of individuality in South Asian societies. By taking an emic perspective, the author provides insights into the ideologies and lived experiences that shape concepts of self within this community, challenging existing anthropological and psychological frameworks.