The lay-mans lawyer, revievved & enlarged
Subtitle: being a second part of the practice of the law, relating to the punishment of offences committed against the publique peace : containing the forms of process, indictments, and proceeding to judgment, as well in all manner of crimes deserving death, as others, of corporall and pecuniary punishments : also, the severall casues and cases wherein such respective proceedings ought to be had : collected into heads out of the books of law at large : also a discourse of pardons and remissions of punishments, the office and duty of a goaler, constable, and other assistants for preservation of the peace
By: by Tho. Forster, Gent. ; with an exact table, relating to all the matters therein contained.
Contributors: Forster, Tho. Gent.
Publisher: Printed for H. Twyford ... and J. Place ...
Published: 1656
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 338
Subjects: Criminal law -- Great Britain.; Criminal procedure -- Great Britain.
Other titles: Lay-mans lawyer, reviewed and enlarged
Notes: Revised and enlarged ed. of author's The lay-mans lawyer, 1654.

Signatures: A⁴ B-2A⁸.

The last 2 leaves are blank.

LC copy imperfect: final blank leaf wanting.

Wing (2nd ed.) F1611

ESTC R40962