criminal law

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criminal law

Misdemeanor prosecution

your legal rights
2015
"Far too often, teens find themselves caught up in the legal system over actions that didn't seem like a big deal at the time. Unforeseen consequences of small pranks, petty theft, public drinking or urination, simple assault, and trespassing can become too overwhelming for somebody without legal experience, resources, or know-how. This simple guide defines misdemeanors and minor offenses, explains what to do when cited for one, and narrates the court experience in an accessible way. Most important, it also guides readers who may have already encountered trouble on successfully moving beyond it and avoiding further problems down the line"--Provided by the publisher.

Condemned

2013
Features true stories that look at what it means to be condemned, considering such examples as an ancient redwood tree scheduled to be chopped down and a wrongly imprisoned man freed by DNA evidence.

Attacked

2013
Profiles major attacks in history, including the Boston Massacre, Pearl Harbor, and Sarajevo.

Self-defense laws

2014
"At Issue: Self-Defense Laws examines the legal and natural principles of self-defense, the validity of the Castle-Doctrine Laws, the validity of the Stand-Your-Ground Laws, and other forms of self-defense both lethal and non-lethal"--From the publisher's web site.

Qui?n es criminal?

un recorrido por el delito, la ley, la justicia y el castigo en M?xico (desde el virreinato hasta el siglo XX)
2006
Profiles the history of crime, justice, and punishment in Mexico, describing specific crimes and how they have impacted society.

Forensics

2012
"Describes different forensic processes and tools used to gather and analyze evidence from crime scenes. Includes real-life case studies and examples of how crimes are solved around the world"--Provided by publisher.

The street law handbook

surviving sex, drugs, and petty crime
2004
Attorney Neeraja Viswanathan explains the rules of small-time law enforcement and petty crime.

The American dictionary of criminal justice

key terms and major court cases
2005
A reference guide to the terms, concepts, and names related to criminal justice that includes illustrations, figures, and tables to help readers understand important criminal justice facts, a comprehensive listing of more than thirty doctoral programs in criminal justice, and a listing of Internet sites where readers can find more information.

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