2025 edition Samuel, Donald F. creator Cissell, James C. original author (retired) text nju New York, N.Y LexisNexis c2024 2024 2025 ed. monographic eng

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xxxi, 799 pages; 25 cm. Federal Criminal Trials offers an in-depth analysis of the federal criminal trial process equipping both the government and defense attorneys with the legal arguments and tactics they can and should use to either prosecute or challenge the government's evidence at every stage of a criminal case. This treatise is a unique text offering insights from both the government and defense counsel’s viewpoint, showing the legal arguments that may arise so that each side has the foresight and knowledge required to refute any argument brought up from opposing counsel. Jurisdiction and Venue -- The Fourth Amendment -- Confessions -- Identification Procedures -- The Grand Jury -- Indictments -- Preliminary Proceedings/Bail -- Speedy Trials -- Pretrial Discovery/Disclosure and Pretrial Motions -- Jeopardy and Mistrial -- Guilty Please -- Judges and Prosecutors -- Defendants -- Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel -- Juries -- Jury Instructions -- Public Trials -- Defenses at Trials -- Verdicts/Motions for Judgement of Acquittal -- The Law of Evidence -- Sentencing -- Appendix A: Amendments to the Constitution of the United States -- Appendix B: Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure -- Appendix C: Federal Rules of Evidence. Donald F. Samuel. Includes index. Table of Cases : TC-1 - TC-174. Table of Statutes : TS-1 - TS-12. Evidence, Criminal United States Criminal procedure United States KF 9660 .S26 2024 9781663390943 99067862 PUCPR 250113 20250314115644.0 303221 eng