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Examines procedural issues that arise in the prosecution stage of a criminal case and provides law students the experience lawyers have when analyzing these issues.

This problem-based textbook creates for law students the experience that lawyers have when analyzing the constitutional issues involved in the investigatory phase of a criminal case.

This casebook raises interesting and challenging problems concerning the development of property law.

This book identifies and analyzes critical areas where Catholic principles and legal principles overlap and diverge.

This latest edition of Children and the Law retains the general organizational format of prior editions while presenting several new United States Supreme Court and state court cases as well as references to recent scholarship.

Chinese trademark law changed dramatically in May 2014 when the Third Revision of the Trademark Law instituted various changes, including increased statutory damages for trademark infringement, stronger trademark protections, and obligations on Chinese trademark agencies.

This widely used coursebook introduces law students to the intricacies of civil litigation in New York and presents issues in the order in which they arise in a judicial action.

The third edition of Civil Procedure: A Context and Practice Casebook is thoroughly revised and updated to facilitate effective teaching and student learning.

This innovative casebook is designed to be accessible to first year students while exposing them to the richness of the course.

The latest edition of Civil Rights Legislation includes the latest materials on the basic principles of section 1983 and the Bivens doctrine, issues related to pleading standards, treatment of qualified immunity, issues related to municipal liability, issues arising from federal habeas corpus, recent treatment of federal court, remedies for violations of constitutional rights, developments under section 1981, developments under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and recent treatment of the Americans with Disabilities Act in district and appellate courts.