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An indispensable tool to both police officers and prosecutors, this annual edition of Anderson’s Ohio Manual of Criminal and Indictments provides law enforcement with an easy-to-use format for filing criminal charges and preparing indictments throughout the Ohio criminal system. This important resource provides instant access to accurate charging information—containing complete language for all offenses in Title 29 of the Ohio Revised (Crimes-Procedure) Code, as well as important statutory definitions. All provide annotations examining the changes and amendments made to this Title 29 during the 2025-2026 Ohio Legislative session. This manual presents practical notes to assist law enforcement personnel in making crucial charging and indictment decisions. Essential information on appropriate selection of charges in individual cases is included, as well as penalties, affirmative defenses, and statutory definitions.

National Employment Lawyers Association; Clear and complete coverage of the basic legal standards governing the statutory and common law claims that can be raised on behalf of employees.

Use what is considered the bible to the Judges of the California Courts by employing what they use: the Judicial Council of California Criminal Jury Instructions (CALCRIM), from the official publisher LexisNexis Matthew Bender. Under California Rules of Court, Rule 2.1050(e), use of the Judicial Council instructions is strongly encouraged. The latest edition of CALCRIM, as approved by the CA Judicial Council, contains all new and amended instructions applicable to each and every case that the trial judge determines what the jury should be instructed on the subject. 

LexisNexis AnswerGuide New York Civil Litigation continues to be a one-stop guide navigating both the novice and seasoned New York Legal Practitioner through all of the current New York Civil Practice Law and Rules and related statutes. This latest 2026 LexisNexis AnswerGuide provides direct, New York-specific answers to questions that arise in day-to-day practice. It covers important topics related to civil litigation, including initial pleadings, jurisdiction, statutes of limitations, and venue. 

The one-volume LexisNexis Practice Guide New Jersey Trial, Post-Trial, and Appellate Proceedings provides direct, New Jersey-specific answers to questions that arise throughout the course of trial, post-trial and appellate practice. It covers important topics related to practice in these areas such as jury charges, bench trial, opening statements, burdens of proof, trial motions, party and non-party witnesses, expert witnesses, summations, and bringing appeals.

This portable, one-volume, task-oriented guidebook to the various types of insurance coverage provides direct, practical, New Jersey-specific answers to questions that arise in day-to-day practice. New Appleman New Jersey Insurance Law clearly explains how to analyze, resolve, and/or litigate the issues that can arise at every stage of a coverage dispute, from the initial inquiry into whether a policy exists to complex questions of law, evidentiary matters, procedure and strategy.

The New York Criminal Statutes and Rules (New York Criminal Law Graybook) contains the complete and full text of the New York Criminal Procedure Law and Penal Law, selected sections of the New York Correction Law, Executive Law, Judiciary Law, Public Health Law, and Vehicle and Traffic Law, and the Uniform Rules for Courts Exercising Criminal Jurisdiction. A Table of Amendments as well as concise legislative history for each statutory section and an amendments summary for all revised legislation highlight revisions and additions to the statutory language. Also included are Sentencing Guides outlining the sentencing provisions set forth in the New York Penal Law and Criminal Procedure Law, a New York Court Structure Chart, and a New York State Court Directory. Each new edition contains the latest criminal statutes and rules enacted by the New York State Legislature for the current year.