Lexis Nexis Federal Criminal Trials
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Federal Criminal Trials, 2019 Edition, is the definitive volume on federal criminal procedure, rules of evidence, and constitutional protections.
Federal prosecutors in the Department of Justice have used this handbook as the authoritative courtroom reference since 1946. Get in-depth coverage of the criminal trial process as it relates to:
•Constitutional protections
•Federal criminal procedure
•Rules of evidence
•Latest citations from all circuits
•Complex pre-and post-trial issues
Authors / Contributors
James Cissell
James (Jim) Cissell is a former member of the Federal Bar Association, and served as United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio from 1978 -82, and on the Attorney General's Advisory Committee of the United States Attorneys from 1980-82. During this time, he was the editor and contributor to Proving Federal Crimes, the precursor to Federal Criminal Trials. Mr. Cissell served as President of the National Association of Former U.S. Attorneys from 2001 -2002 and was formerly a judge in Hamilton County, Ohio.
Table of Contents
PART I: Constitutional Protections and Procedures
Ch. 1 Jurisdiction and Venue
Ch. 2 Search and Seizure
Ch. 3 Fifth and Sixth Amendment Protections
Ch. 4 Grand Jury and Immunity
Ch. 5 Preliminary Proceedings
Ch. 6 Arraignment and Plea
Ch. 7 Pretrial Discovery and Disclosure
Ch. 8 Trial Discovery of Prior Statements
Ch. 9 Joinder and Severance
Ch. 10 Jeopardy and Mistrial
Ch. 11 Prosecutorial Misconduct and Vindictiveness
Ch. 12 Trial
Ch. 13 Post-Trial Proceedings
PART II: The Law of Evidence
Ch. 14 Judicial Notice
Ch. 15 Weight of the Evidence and Relevancy
Ch. 16 Demonstrative Evidence
Ch. 17 Documentary Evidence
Ch. 18 Examination of a Witness
Ch. 19 Privileges
Ch. 20 Opinion Evidence
Ch. 21 Hearsay and Exceptions
Appendices
Amendments to U.S. Constitution
Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure & Evidence Tables
Index
