Criminal Law & Procedure Books

The Eighth Circuit Criminal Handbook examines and analyzes legal precedence and doctrine for the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, focusing on federal criminal trials and appeals arising from the states of Iowa, Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Missouri, and Nebraska. The handbook examines and clarifies the federal criminal process and applications for the Eighth Circuit, starting from the pretrial procedures, the discovery process, to the trial itself, and finally the post-trial actions and appeals, guiding the practitioner through every topic in the Eighth Circuit's criminal law jurisprudence and procedure.

The latest and newest addition to the LexisNexis Circuit Criminal Handbook series, the Eighth Circuit Criminal Handbook guides you through every topic in the Eighth Circuit's criminal law jurisprudence.
Covering hundreds of criminal issues, this single volume resource is broad enough to provide an excellent introduction for the newcomer to Eighth Circuit criminal practice, yet detailed enough to become a trusted resource for veteran practitioners and judges.

The Eleventh Circuit Criminal Handbook examines and analyzes legal precedence and doctrine for the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, focusing on federal criminal trials and appeals arising from the states of Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. The Handbook examines and clarifies the federal criminal process and applications for the Eleventh Circuit, starting from the pretrial procedures, the discovery process, to the trial itself, and finally the post-trial actions and appeals, guiding the practitioner through every topic in the Eleventh Circuit's criminal law jurisprudence and procedure. The latest and newest addition to the LexisNexis Circuit Criminal Handbook series, the Eleventh Circuit Criminal Handbook guides you through every topic in the Eleventh Circuit's criminal law jurisprudence. 
Covering hundreds of criminal issues, this single volume resource is broad enough to provide an excellent introduction for the newcomer to Eleventh Circuit criminal practice, yet detailed enough to become a trusted resource for veteran practitioners and judges.

Eyewitness Testimony uses psychological principles to examine the potential for erroneous eyewitness testimony, and applies them practically to the entire life of a lawsuit, from witness interviews, through discovery and motions practice, and all stages of trial, to closing arguments and the verdict.