Rules of Engagement: A Professional’s Guide to Self-Defence Law
£6.60
Rules of Engagement is an end-to-end breakdown of self-defence law.
In unprecedented detail, it explores the letter of the law and what this means in the real world when it is applied to the aftermath of violent incidents.
The law is subjective, but the consequences of taking action in self-defence can be all too objective. Rules of Engagement will help you to make informed judgements about what is lawful and what is not in any given situation, keeping you safer legally, just as physical training keeps you safe in a physical sense.
If you train in the martial arts, or a self-defence discipline, or if you are a professional who must face violence as part of your working life, you owe it to yourself to read this book and develop a confident and fluid understanding of the law surrounding use of force.
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by Daniel
Really enjoyed this book. Good way to learn knowledge on the law and self defence… This gives a real good insight to the reality of real life circumstances and what to expect. This is good for police students or just general members of the public who are trying their best to do the right thing. Good work!
by Simon B
This book is fantastic for anyone working in the security sector!
Clears up the very grey area of reasonable, proportionate and necessary force! Which doesn’t really get explained often.
Also goes into great detail about keeping yourself legally safe during violent incidents.
Fantastic book!
A MUST buy if you work in security!
Thank you for this book.
by Sam
A very useful resource and now needed more than ever when justice is reserved only for the rich and connected.
When a man cannot access fair justice nor expect it to protect him to redress offences against him or his family, with those truths denied him then the only thing remaining is that which is ‘declared’ to be illegal. The Police have no authority and are only government policy enforcement officers who regularly break the law themselves so we have no cause then to ever expect fair justice!
Arm yourself and protect your rights and family with books and their insights as this to defend your loved ones and yourself. You CAN do far more than you are tricked into believing.