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Lexis Nexis LexisNexis Practice Guide: Connecticut Criminal Law
LexisNexis Practice Guide: Connecticut Criminal Law is an affordable quick answer guide to state criminal practice questions. Written by an experienced trial attorney, this practice guide offers insightful explanations of each step in a criminal case, and provides valuable practice tips, strategies and checklists to enable the practitioner to skillfully and confidently handle all the legal and procedural issues related to each task.
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Matthew Bender
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Written by an experienced trial attorney, LexisNexis Practice Guide: Connecticut Criminal Law covers the entire process of a criminal trial in Connecticut, from initiating steps in representing a client through sentencing and appeal. This product also discusses pleas, diversionary programs and other dispositions without trial, as well as the roles of the prosecutor and the victim’s advocate. It is full of checklists, practice tips and forms, and includes references to leading and related cases, and authoritative guidance.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663376589.
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Table of contents
CHAPTER 1: INITIATING STEPS IN REPRESENTING A CRIMINAL CLIENT IN CONNECTICUT
CHAPTER 2: ARRAIGNMENT, BAIL, AND PRETRIAL RELEASE
CHAPTER 3: PRETRIAL CONFERENCES
CHAPTER 4: PRETRIAL DISCOVERY AND MOTION PRACTICE
CHAPTER 5: PLEAS, DIVERSIONARY PROGRAMS AND OTHER DISPOSITIONS WITHOUT TRIAL
CHAPTER 6: ROLES OF THE PROSECUTOR AND THE VICTIM’S ADVOCATE
CHAPTER 7: EVIDENCE
CHAPTER 8: TRIAL PRACTICE
CHAPTER 9: SENTENCING
CHAPTER 10: APPEAL
CHAPTER 11: OTHER POST-CONVICTION REMEDIES
FORMS APPENDIX
INDEX
