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Subject(s)

• Prosecution—United States [Browse]
• Defense (Criminal procedure)—United States [Browse]
• Preliminary examinations (Criminal procedure)—United States [Browse]

Related name

• Mirsky, Chester L., 1943- [Browse]
• Weinstein, Ian S., 1959- [Browse]

Notes

• "Reprinted from Subin, Minsky & Weinstein's 'Federal criminal practice: prosecution and defense', West's Criminal practice series (1992)."
• Includes index.

Contents

• 1. The Lawyer and the Proof Process
• 2. Asserting Claims
• 3. Proving Contested Claims
• 4. U.S. v. Mario Long
• The Police Initiated Case
• 5. The Decision to Charge
• The Exercise of Prosecutorial Discretion
• 6. The Initiation of the Criminal Process
• 7. Proceedings on the Complaint
• The Initial Appearance Before the Magistrate
• 8. Preventive Detention Proceedings
• 9. The Initial Assessment of the Government's Proof: Preliminary Examination and Grand Jury Review
• 10. Adjudication by Guilty Plea
• 11. The Investigative Powers of the Prosecutor
• 12. Federal Grand Jury Investigation
• 13. The Indictment
• 14. Pretrial Discovery
• 15. Pretrial Motions
• 16. Hearings on Pretrial Motions
• 17. Preparation for Trial
• 18. The Trial
• 19. Sentencing
• App. A. United States v. Christopher
• Chronology
• App. B. Selected Provisions of the United States Constitution
• App. C. Selected Provisions of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure
• App. D. Bail Reform Act of 1984.

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ISBN

• 0314011269
• 9780314011268

LCCN

92046226

OCLC

27187252

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