One of the biggest problems with law books is how they leave you struggling to locate associated references and expand upon your research. Finding case law is particularly problematic, as much of it is hidden behind the expensive paywalls of legal databases such as LexisNexis.
Copper Stopper contains over 650 individual footnotes relating to a vast range of information. To make it easier for the reader to verify facts and expand their understanding of the many subjects covered in the book, we have put together the CSToolkit. This is a digital archive of over 200 different reference materials, so you don’t have to hunt them down.
The CSToolkit includes over 120 case law files, and over 80 essential documents, each of which is referenced within the book, including:
- PACE Codes of Practice (latest versions)
- Police PNC user manuals
- Deletion of police records guidance
- CPS and MoJ charging guidance
- Interviewing and custody procedures
- Court, appeal, and application forms
- Self-representation handbooks
- Academic research
- Technical guidance on body-worn video
- Stop and search codes
- Victim rights policy
- Statistical reports
- Free eBooks and reviews
These are vital for anyone challenging law enforcement abuses, lodging a complaint, preparing legal action, accessing records, or simply trying to understand the procedures behind arrest, investigation, or record deletion.
Also, the CSToolkit will continue to grow, as we add more essential documents, cases, updates, and resources.
Access is currently free for all Copper Stopper customers. If you’ve already bought the book, check your recent email for your access link. If you didn’t receive one, then please contact us at:
If you haven’t yet bought Copper Stopper, now is the time. Buy it today and get instant access to the CS Toolkit. In addition, all customers will continue to receive exclusive access to future updates, new materials, and further giveaways.
