Pennsylvania Criminal Trial Practice

Pennsylvania Criminal Trial Practice is a one-volume source for in-depth, practical guidance on Pennsylvania criminal law and procedure with step-by-step guidance on managing each step of a criminal trial and sentencing.

Publisher: Matthew Bender

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Print Book: 1 volume, softbound 2026 Edition
$469.00
In Stock ISBN: 9798341731073

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Pennsylvania Criminal Trial Practice provides in-depth practical guidance on Pennsylvania law and procedure with step-by-step guidance essential to effectively managing each step of a criminal trial and sentencing. Each chapter in this publication reflects the keen legal analysis and practical insights of the authors, Hon. Daniel J. Anders and Bobby Ochoa III, Esq., as well as members of the publication’s advisory board. This publication integrates how-to practice guidance, task-oriented checklists, downloadable forms and references to sources that provide in-depth explanations of subjects to make the intricacies of criminal trial practice understandable to Pennsylvania practitioners. It offers targeted practical guidance for the Pennsylvania prosecutors, defense attorneys, and judges to master the complexities of the Pennsylvania legislation, court rules, and case law that govern this important facet of criminal practice.

The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663361875.

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Ch 1 Jury Selection and Non-Jury Trials
Ch 2 Opening Statements
Ch 3 Direct Examination of Witnesses
Ch 4 Cross-Examination of Witnesses
Ch 5 Expert Witnesses at Trial
Ch 6 Common Evidentiary Issues at Trial
Ch 7 Common Trial Motions
Ch 8 Use of Technology and Demonstrative Evidence at Trial
Ch 9 Closing Arguments
Ch 10 Jury Instructions, Deliberations and Verdicts
Ch 11 Sentencing
Ch 12 Post-Sentence Motions and Appellate Considerations
Appendix 1 Forms
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes
Index