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Members Julian Knowles Speeches, Articles & Books Notable Cases What Others Say		Julian Knowles Speeches, Articles & Books  Blackstone’s Guide to the Serious Organised Crime & Police Act 2005 Matrix members Tim Owen, Hugh Tomlinson, Julian Knowles, Matthew Ryder, Alison Macdonald and Alex Bailin are authors of this Blackstones Guide.  Hanged by a Comma? This article is written by Alex Bailin and Julian Knowles and examines the legal regimes applied to mandatory death sentences. It is published in Judicial Review.  The Law of Extradition and Mutual Assistance The book analyses the principles and practice of international mutual legal assistance and extradition. It deals with such subjects as the jurisdictional scope of the Extradition Act 1989 and the enforcement of overseas restraint and confiscation orders in the UK. It is co-written by Clare Montgomery QC and Julian Knowles (with Clive Nicholls QC).  Blackstone's Guide to the Extradition Act 2003 Written by Julian Knowles, the book gives a comprehensive guide to the new extradition regime.		Specialist Practice Areas Arbitration and Mediation Commercial Law Crime and Regulatory Law Human Rights International Law Media and Information Law Public Law Extradition
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