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Unlike "generalist" textbooks, this text provides students with knowledge of the specific laws and procedures applicable in California. Written for use in California universities and colleges, paralegal schools, court reporter schools, police academies and other training programs, this text is ideal for students intending to assume a law enforcement or legal position within the California justice system. It covers California criminal law and procedure in considerable detail, imparting to the student a true understanding of these subjects. Detailed citations permit students to pursue further in-depth research. Upon graduation, students will find this text an excellent on-the-job reference. ALSO AVAILABLE INSTRUCTOR SUPPLEMENTS CALL CUSTOMER SUPPORT TO ORDER Instructor's Manual,
Synopsis
This text provides students with knowledge of the specific laws and procedures applicable in California. It is ideal for students planning a career in law enforcement or a legal position within the California justice system.
Synopsis
For anyone working within the California justice system -- attorneys, paralegals, court reporters, and law enforcement officials -- this book is an invaluable on-the-job reference. It's also a good research tool for anyone who wants to learn more about California criminal law and procedure. For attorneys practicing outside of California, this book is the perfect alternative to expensive and voluminous treatises.
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System requirements for computer laser optical disc: PC; CD-ROM player.
About the Author
William Raymond is affiliated with the firm of Hathaway, Perrett, and Webster in Ventura, CADaniel Hall, J.D. is an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies at the University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida
Table of Contents
CRIMINAL LAW: Introduction To The Legal System Of The United States And The State Of California. Introduction To Criminal Law. The Two Essential Elements. Crimes Against The Person: Part I. Crimes Against The Person: Part II. Crimes Against Property And Habitation. Crimes Against The Public: Part I. Crimes Against The Public: Part II. Parties And Inchoate Offenses. Factual And Statutory Defenses. Constitutional Limits On The Power Of Government To Define And Prosecute Offenses. CRIMINAL PROCEDURES: Introduction And Participants. The Constitutional Aspects Of Criminal Procedure. Searches, Seizures, And Arrests. Interrogation And Other Law Enforcement Practices. The Pretrial Process. Trial. Judgement And Sentencing. Sentencing(Continued) Postconviction Remedies. APPENDIX A. APPENDIX B. APPENDIX C. GLOSSARY. INDEX.