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The official publication of the Alaska judicial branch. With this official title, you and your staff will have the very same information judges will be referencing in the courts. Alaska Rules of Court 2025-2026 State Edition (available October 2025) includes 22 rule changes and 77 new annotations.
Basic Federal Evidence is intended as a simple handbook and explanation of contemporary American evidence law as embodied in the Federal Rules of Evidence and the application of this law in civil and criminal trials in the United States courts.
Basic Trial Advocacy is the classic text on trying cases to judges and juries. Murray's masterwork covers case planning, opening statements, direct and cross examination, demonstratives and exhibits, expert testimony, closings, trial lawyer ethics and much more.
In light of these recurring crises in the American marketplace, this treatise is offered to the legal profession with the hope that attorneys may better fulfill a basic obligation of our profession: to prevent violations of law by proper counsel. We also intend this book as an aid in enacting improved laws and supporting more effective enforcement of those laws. Finally, we hope these topics will help inform the public, including journalists interested in better coverage of the problems of current law.
This is a comprehensive criminal procedure casebook that law students and attorneys will appreciate for its interesting cases, explanatory notes and logical organization.
Authored by John Kwasnoski, one of America’s leading experts on motor vehicle crash reconstruction, From Crash to Courtroom teaches attorneys what to look for when examining an accident reconstruction expert’s report, and explains in detail numerous potential errors an attorney may encounter. Of equal importance to law enforcement professionals, Kwasnoski’s work also addresses such critical issues as proper evidence collection and effective crash analysis using the correct application of mathematical equations.
This publication was written to provide relatively contemporary guidance in implementing the Maine Rules of Appellate Procedure and addressing other issues that may arise in the course of appellate practice before the Maine Supreme Judicial Court. The first edition was published in January 2003.
This book is written for the reader that is more interested in competently completing a commercial loan closing than in acquiring a deep knowledge of the legal theory underlying these transactions.