01615nam a2200313Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001500071020001800086020001500104035002100119040001000140050002300150082002500173100002800198245014100226250001200367260007700379300003300456504005100489505047200540650005001012650005501062650006201117700002601179700002901205710006701234310023OCoLC20160527190219.0101209s2011    iluk     b    001 0 eng    a2010051198  a9781616320850  a1616320850  a(OCoLC)691928159  aPUCPR00aKF 9306b.W56 201100a345.73/0252302692221 aWims, Michael D.2Local10aHow to try a murder casebpretrial and trial guidelines for prosecution and defensecMichael D. Wims, Jack B. Rubin and Charles Ambrose.  a1st ed.  aChicago, Ill.bAmerican Bar Association, Criminal Justice Sectionc2011.  axviii, 361 p.bformsc23 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aI know criminal law, so how is a murder case any different? -- Early involvement : the prosecution -- The investigation -- The crime scene -- The arrest -- Post-arrest interrogations -- Offenses, charges, pleadings, and defenses -- Dealing with the media -- Discovery -- Negotiations -- Mental defenses and mental health issues -- Pretrial matters -- Jury de-selection -- Opening statements -- Trial presentation -- Closing arguments -- Sentencing -- Practice points. 0aMurderzUnited StatesxTrial practice.2Local 0aDefense Criminal procedure zUnited States.2Local 0aCriminal procedurezUnited StatesxTrial practice.2Local1 aRubin, Jack B.2Local1 aAmbrose, Charles.2Local2 aAmerican Bar Association.bSection of Criminal Justice.2Local