Wharton's Criminal Procedure

Authors

Barbara E. Bergman, University of New Mexico - School of LawFollow
Nancy Hollander
Theresa M. Duncan
Melissa Stephenson

Format

Book

Files

Description

Use this multiple-volume set as a first-search reference for handling criminal cases. Expert resource provides essential coverage of the law by thoroughly analyzing common-law development and criminal procedure. Text traces statutory and judicial changes, as well as modifications, in common law. Subjects include criminal and juvenile court, venue, arrest, extradition, preliminary hearings, search and seizure, and grand juries. Addresses indictment, bail, arraignment and pleas, pre-trial motions and objections, and discovery. Discusses self-incrimination, trial, opening statements, and closing arguments. Complete post-trial coverage, including charge to jury, jury separation and deliberation, verdict, motions, sentence, punishment, appeal, and post-conviction remedies.

ISBN

Unavailable

Publication Date

2002

City

St. Paul, MN

Publisher

Thomson Reuters

Edition

14th

Disciplines

Criminal Procedure | Law

Recommended Citation

Bergman, Barbara E.; Nancy Hollander; Theresa M. Duncan; and Melissa Stephenson. "Wharton's Criminal Procedure." (2002). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/law_facbookdisplay/154