Morgana O'Reilly stars in this comedy horror written and directed by Gerard Johnstone. When petty criminal Kylie Bucknell (O'Reilly) gets caught trying to break open an ATM, the court places her under house arrest with her mother Miriam (Rima Te Wiata) for eight months. Never having seen eye-to-eye with her superstitious, free spirit of a mother, Kylie starts to dread the next eight months even more after Miriam informs her that the house is haunted. When unexplainable things begin to happen to the sceptical Kylie, she starts to wonder if there could actually be any truth to her kooky mother's theories...

A Fingertip Guide to Scots Criminal Law is a practical and concise summary of Scots criminal law. Published in a handy and accessible format, this text has become a highly regarded essential source of reference for all criminal court practitioners as well as students of criminal law. This new edition incorporates the considerable legislative changes in criminal law since publication of the last edition. All sections have been thoroughly updated to incorporate essential developments in The Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 and Scottish case law. The section on homicide has been significantly updated following the decision of Drury in 2005 and expanded to include detailed commentary on the various forms of culpable homicide; The commentary on rape has been modified due to the codification of the common law under the 2009 Sexual Relations Act; A comprehensive overview of Cadder is given shedding light on the relationship of Scots and EU law; A new section on community payback orders has been added following the 2011 law change. This text is written in a user-friendly way and includes parallel columns of commentary, case law and statute under both substantive and procedural headings. Written by experts in criminal law this well established text is an indispensable guide for every busy criminal court practitioner in Scotland.