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With its concise writing style, streamlined chapter format, abundance of checklists and forms, multitude of references to leading and related cases, cross references to relevant analytical content, and extensive and authoritative guidance, you'll find more of everything that makes a practice guide valuable and easy for you to use.
Topically organized, LexisNexis Practice Guide: Georgia Criminal Law covers the entire criminal trial process from jurisdictions to post-trial matters, and much more.
Each Practice Guide chapter combines authoritative legal analysis with an expert author’s practical insights that have been distilled from years of litigation practice. Georgia Criminal Law includes hundreds of Practice Tips with easy-to-recognize icons that transition smoothly from legal analysis to practical application of a point of law.
Chapter parts begin with a detailed practice checklist (more than 60 checklists total) defining the essentials of a major task, e.g., “Raising Error on Appeal” and “Recognizing, Objecting and Presenting Hearsay.” Checklists capture the essential steps (what, when, how) of each task with cross-references to relevant authority, forms, and discussion of the topic within the chapter itself.
More than 150 fillable, downloadable forms are included in the online subscription to this product.
The 2023 edition ISBN is 9781663365620.
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Robert L. Persse
Robert L. Persse, General Editor, serves as the Circuit Public Defender for Georgia's Ogeechee Judicial Circuit. He attended Benedictine Military School and Armstrong State College in Savannah and received his law degree from the University of South Carolina in 1990. He lives with his wife Tara in Statesboro, Georgia. They have five children.
Table of contents
Chapter 1: Criminal Jurisdiction in Georgia
Chapter 2: The Importance of Venue in Criminal Cases
Chapter 3: Bond, Preliminary Hearings and Speedy Trial Issues
Chapter 4: Charging Documents and Plea Negotiations
Chapter 5: Confessions
Chapter 6: Identification
Chapter 7: Search & Seizure
Chapter 8: Discovery
Chapter 9: Voir Dire
Chapter 10: Trial Procedures
Chapter 11: Evidence
Chapter 12: Jury Instructions
Chapter 13: Sentencing
Chapter 14: Appeals
Chapter 15: Probation Revocation Proceedings
Chapter 16: Post-Trial Matters
