Terrorism Law Handbook provides practitioners with a practical, user-friendly and comprehensive guide to terrorism law and practice in this high-profile and expanding field and includes detailed coverage from arrest through to trial and sentencing.

Each chapter sets out an overview, definitions, key legislation and case law and include checklists and tables to highlight key points of practice and procedure.

The main content covers: (a) the investigation and detention stage, including the power to post-charge question (b) a complete set of offences (and their extra-jurisdictional reach) (c) terrorism sentencing and ancillary orders and (d) other terrorism measures, such as stop and search, port stops (schedule 7) and TPIMs (control orders).

Legislation includes:
- Terrorism Acts 2000 and 2006
- Counter Terrorism Act 2008
- Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015

Cases include:

- High profile Supreme Court cases of Gul and Miranda - definition of terrorism
- R (on the application of Elosta) v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolison legal representation at a terrorist port stop - judgment of Grand Chamber of ECtHR awaited.