Stone's Justices' Manual

Stone's Justices' Manual is a book published by LexisNexis Butterworths. It is "the standard work on summary procedure".[1] It displaced Burn's Justices of the Peace as the standard work on that subject from 1850 onwards.[2] By 1914, it was old, well-established and formidably large.[3]

Stone's Justices' Manual is published in June of every year, with an updating supplement published in October. An accompanying CD-ROM contains the full text plus additional resources such as the All England Law Reports.

Stone's Justices' Manual covers civil procedure, criminal law and litigation and provides comprehensive coverage of all new and amended legislation affecting the magistrates' courts. It also includes hundreds of new cases that set precedents or clarify particular principles of law.

Editions

Edition	Date	Editor
1 to 17	1842 to 1874	Samuel Stone[4]
18 to 33	1875 to 1901	G B Kennett
34 to 53	1902 to 1921	J R Roberts
54 to 70	1922 to 1938	F B Dingle
71 to 73	1939 to 1941	F B Dingle and E J Hayward
74 to 78	1942 to 1946	E J Hayward
79 to 83	1947 to 1951	J Whiteside
84 to 100	1952 to 1968	J Whiteside and J P Wilson
101 to 105	1969 to 1973	Peter Duncan Fanner and Cecil Thomas Latham
106 to 109	1974 to 1977	Cecil Thomas Latham and John Richman
110 to 125	1978 to 1993	John Richman and A T Draycott
126	1994	A T Draycott and Stuart Baker
127 to 133	1995 to 2001	A T Draycott and A P Carr
134 to 143	2002 to 2015	A P Carr and Adrian J Turner

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References

Marke, Julius J. A Catalogue of the Collection at New York University. New York University. 1953. Reprinted by the Lawbook Exchange Ltd. Page 199. (Google Books).
Peter Hungerford-Welch. Criminal Litigation & Sentencing. Sixth Edition. Routledge. 2004. Page 753. Digitized copy from Google Books.
"Reviews and Notices" (1902) 18 Law Quarterly Review 224
Stone's Justices' Manual: Being the Yearly Justices' Practice for 1944. 76th Edition. Butterworth & Co. 1944. Google Books.
Stone's Justices Manual 2013. Lexis Nexis Butterworths.
(2005) 155 New Law Journal 89 Google Books
"Books Reviewed" (1932) 66 Irish Law Times and Solicitors Journal 113
"Reviews", The New Irish Jurist and Local Government Review, 10 April 1903, p 160
"Law Library" (1963) 234 Law Times 329 Google Books
"Law Library" (1915) 138 Law Times 566 (24 April 1915)
(1968) 132 Justice of the Peace and Local Government Review 329 Google Books
(1920) 84 Justice of the Peace and Local Government Review 162 Google Books
(1917) 39 Law Students Journal 79 Google Books
(1965) 115 Law Journal 470 Google Books
(1984) 128 Solicitors Journal 16 Google Books
(1932) 76 Solicitors Journal 343 Google Books
(1887) 31 Solicitors Journal 623 Google Books

Card, Richard (editor). Card, Cross and Jones: Criminal Law. Twelfth Edition. Butterworths. 1992. ISBN 0-406-00086-7. ¶3.13.
David Bentley. English Criminal Justice in the Nineteenth Century. The Hambledon Press. Continuum International Publishing Group. 1998. ISBN 9781852851354. Page 23, note 17. Digitized copy from Google Books.
Alexander, G Glover. The Administration of Justice in Criminal Matters: (In England and Wales). Cambridge University Press. 1915. Reissued 1919. Reprinted 2010. ISBN 978-0-521-18348-2. Pages v and 215. Digitized copy from Google Books.
Clerk to the Justices for the borough of Leceister: Charles Grevile Prideaux. A practical guide to the duties of churchwardens. 12th Ed. Shaw and Sons. London. 1871. p 2. "Distinguished"; town clerk of leicester for thirty years; author of other legal works; died on 5 February 1874 at the age of seventy years: "Necrological Table" in British Almanac, 1875, vol 48, p 282 (Table is for deaths from November 1873 to November 1874: p 287) Google Books: . Born 1804: "Stone's justices' manual" in New Serial Titles, Library of Congress, 1997, vol 2, p 2236 Google Books.

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[1] Card, Richard (editor). Card, Cross and Jones: Criminal Law. Twelfth Edition. Butterworths. 1992. ISBN 0-406-00086-7. ¶3.13.

[2] David Bentley. English Criminal Justice in the Nineteenth Century. The Hambledon Press. Continuum International Publishing Group. 1998. ISBN 9781852851354. Page 23, note 17. Digitized copy from Google Books.

[3] Alexander, G Glover. The Administration of Justice in Criminal Matters: (In England and Wales). Cambridge University Press. 1915. Reissued 1919. Reprinted 2010. ISBN 978-0-521-18348-2. Pages v and 215. Digitized copy from Google Books.

[4] Clerk to the Justices for the borough of Leceister: Charles Grevile Prideaux. A practical guide to the duties of churchwardens. 12th Ed. Shaw and Sons. London. 1871. p 2. "Distinguished"; town clerk of leicester for thirty years; author of other legal works; died on 5 February 1874 at the age of seventy years: "Necrological Table" in British Almanac, 1875, vol 48, p 282 (Table is for deaths from November 1873 to November 1874: p 287) Google Books: . Born 1804: "Stone's justices' manual" in New Serial Titles, Library of Congress, 1997, vol 2, p 2236 Google Books.