Field, David, 1945- (Personal Name)

His Gaming act, 1968, 1969.

GB79-27156 (Field, David, 1945- )

Elements of Scots law, 1994: t.p. (David J. Field) cover (David Field)

Wolski, Bobette. Skills, ethics and values for legal practice, 2009: t.p. (David Field, BA (Hons), LLB, Solicitor, Supreme Court of Queensland, Assoc. Prof. of Law, Bond Univ.)

Crimes that shaped the law, 2015: t.p. (David Field)

BNF in VIAF, Nov. 2, 2015 (hfg.: Field, David J., 1945-)

NLA in VIAF, Nov. 2, 2015 hdg.: Field, David, 1945-)

British Library letter from author, 20 Apr. 1994 (David Field, born 26 October 1945)

Bond University wesbite, viewed 1 June 2017: staff profiles (David Field: graduating from Nottingham University in 1967 with an honours degree in Law, he taught for six years on the London University External LLB programme; transferring to Scotland, he spent several years in private practice eventually becoming a Procurator Fiscal (Public Prosecutor), mainly in the Glasgow area; also during his time in Scotland he served as Head of the Law School at Napier University, Edinburgh and was appointed as a Stipendiary Magistrate for Glasgow in 1986, a post which he occupied until his emigration to Australia in 1989; following two years with a Brisbane litigation firm, specialising in Supreme Court Commercial Causes, he was appointed as Solicitor for Prosecutions for Queensland; after nine years in this post, he spent two more years as a solicitor in private practice, specialising in Legal Aid criminal cases; it was during this time that he taught part-time at Bond, before taking up a contract position with the university in May, 2002)

The author's website, viewed 1 June 2017 (David Field: born in Chilwell, Nottinghamshire in 1945, and spent his childhood years in nearby Beeston; went to Nottingham University, where he graduated in Law in 1967; after a varied career in law, as academic, solicitor in private practice, public prosecutor, and stipendiary magistrate, he emigrated to Queensland, Australia, where he was appointed Solicitor for Prosecutions for that state; he is now Associate Professor of Law at Bond University, on Queensland's Gold Coast, and has finally found the time to combine his penchant for writing with his life-long love of history; author of "In Ludd's name", works in progress "Canary child", "A worm in the silk", "Love and conscience") http://jo0373.wixsite.com/newwritersuk/david-field