Jo Lawry is a retired detective having served for over 30 years investigating serious and complex cases. She is an accredited trainer - Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS) - and has taught law to officers at all ranks, devising and delivering national training programmes, whilst attached to the Kent Police College. She has also been a contributor to Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students and the online edition of the Blackstone's Police Q&As.

• 1: Instituting Criminal Proceedings 2: Release of Person Arrested 3: Court Procedure and Witnesses 4: Exclusion of Admissible Evidence 5: Disclosure of Evidence 6: Detention and Treatment of Persons by Police Officers 7: Identification 8: Interviews

Jo Lawry is a retired detective having served for over 30 years investigating serious and complex cases. She is an accredited trainer - Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS) - and has taught law to officers at all ranks, devising and delivering national training programmes, whilst attached to the Kent Police College. She has also been a contributor to Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students and the online edition of the Blackstone's Police Q&As.

• 1: Instituting Criminal Proceedings 2: Release of Person Arrested 3: Court Procedure and Witnesses 4: Exclusion of Admissible Evidence 5: Disclosure of Evidence 6: Detention and Treatment of Persons by Police Officers 7: Identification 8: Interviews

Jo Lawry is a retired detective having served for over 30 years investigating serious and complex cases. She is an accredited trainer - Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS) - and has taught law to officers at all ranks, devising and delivering national training programmes, whilst attached to the Kent Police College. She has also been a contributor to Blackstone's Handbook for Policing Students and the online edition of the Blackstone's Police Q&As.

• 1: Instituting Criminal Proceedings 2: Release of Person Arrested 3: Court Procedure and Witnesses 4: Exclusion of Admissible Evidence 5: Disclosure of Evidence 6: Detention and Treatment of Persons by Police Officers 7: Identification 8: Interviews