Criminal Procedure: Law and PracticeWadsworth, 2000 M06 6 - 512 pages This practical text is a best seller in the field due to del Carmen's succinct and clear writing style, use of engaging pedagogy, and ability to communicate important information without bogging students down with the minutiae. Filled with case briefings, examples, sample police forms, and the most recent Supreme Court rulings, this book is known for its relevance to law enforcement officials and professionals in the field. |
Contents
Approaches to Incorporation | 17 |
Overview of the Criminal Justice | 25 |
Appearance before a Magistrate after | 32 |
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