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Defense (Criminal procedure)

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Last lawyer standing

Douglas Corleone

2012

The insanity defense

Simon, Rita James.

1988

His soul weapon

Melvin D. Kraft

2008

ALI-ABA's practice checklist manual on representing criminal defendants

American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education

1998

Criminal law & procedure

J. Abell

2004

Silks

Dick Francis, Felix Francis

2008

Criminal law & procedure

J. Abell

1996

The suburban strange

Nathan Kotecki

2013

The actress

Elizabeth Sims

2008

The origins of adversary criminal trial

John H. Langbein

2003

Advocacy and the making of the adversarial criminal trial, 1800-1865

David J. A. Cairns

1998

In the name of the law

Thomas P. Puccio

1995

A case study in the insanity defense

Peter W. Low, Richard J. Bonnie, John C., Jr. Jeffries

2000

A conflict of interest

Adam Mitzner

2011

Drunk driving and related vehicular offenses

H. Scott Fingerhut, Robert S. Reiff

1999

The autobiography of an execution

David R. Dow

2010

Leaning on the arc

M. Gerald Schwartzbach

2016

Immigration consequences of criminal activity

Mary E. Kramer

2003

Ethics and Canadian criminal law

Michel Proulx, David Layton, Ruth Enns

2001

The trial of John W. Hinckley, Jr

Peter W. Low

1986

The criminal lawyer's guide to immigration law

Robert James McWhirter

2001

Emotional trials

Cynthia Siemsen

2004

The conscience of a lawyer

David Mellinkoff

1973

Silent witness

Rebecca Forster

2005

Objection!

Nancy Grace, Diane Clehane

2005

Closing argument

Bruce Cutler

2003

101 ways to avoid a drunk driving conviction

William C. Head

1991

Defending suspects at police stations

Ed Cape

2003

ABA standards for criminal justice

American Bar Association.

1999

Drunk driving defense

Lawrence Taylor, Steven Oberman

1981

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