Janab’s Key To Criminal Procedure is an outstanding reference book for criminal law practitioners, academicians, and students. The book, written by Justice Datuk Dr Hj. Hamid Sultan Bin Abu Backer has now successfully reached its 4th edition. The Right Honorable Chief Justice of Singapore, Sundaresh Menon, in his Foreword to the third edition of this book said: “Credit must … go to the author of this work, Justice Datuk Dr. Haji Hamid Sultan Bin Abu Backer, for providing a compendious and very useful guide to the criminal procedure laws … He has produced a book that is comprehensive in terms of its coverage of topics relevant to criminal procedure and yet written in an accessible fashion.”
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