About This Book
A series of essays examines criminal justice through practical courtroom guidance and social critique. Subjects include the limitations of the presumption of innocence, tactical preparation for trial — such as timing, motions, jury selection, and jury instructions — and the impact of sensationalism on juries. Additional pieces analyze motives for violent crime, the role and effectiveness of law enforcement and detectives, the treatment of women in court, common legal stratagems, insanity defenses, and urban vice as a contributor to crime. The voice mixes procedural detail with reflective commentary on causes and consequences of criminal behavior.
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