Federal Jury Practice and Instructions, Criminal, Vol.2, Fourth Ed., hardcover

Federal Jury Practice and Instructions, Criminal, Volume 2 (Sections 21 to 69) by Dewitt, Blackmar and O’Malley. Fourth edition (1990), hardcover, 1096 pages, plus Pocket Part from year 2000 (Photo #2). The cover has minimal scuffing at the bottom of the spine (Photo #3) and some shelf wear (Photo #4). In the same photo, a smudge on the bottom surface of the body is visible. Inside, there is a stamp of the first owner of the book (Photo #5). Apart from these blemishes, the condition of the book is excellent – clean pages, strong binding. The Preface is shown in photos ##8, 9 and 10; the Summary of Contents in photos ##11 and 12.

Basic Criminal Procedure Used Book American Casebook Series

The Basic Criminal Procedure Used Book from the American Casebook Series is a textbook authored by Yale Kamisar, Wayne R LaFave, and Jerold H Israel. Published by Basic Books and formatted as a book, this textbook is designed for education and criminology subjects. It provides a detailed exploration of criminal procedure in the American justice system, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in the field.

Debtors and Creditors, Cases and Materials, First Edition, by West Publishing

This book is a valuable resource for anyone studying commercial and civil law. It provides a comprehensive overview of the subject matter and includes cases and materials to support the learning experience. The first edition, published in 1978 by West Publishing Co., offers a historical perspective and is a must-have for any law enthusiast. The book provides all the historical legal case references you might need to understand and cite Creditor and Debtor law, or to know for your business, before the current updates (often available on the internet). The book covers a wide range of topics, including consumer behavior, and has 722 pages. This textbook is an excellent tool for students and practitioners alike who are looking to expand their knowledge in the subject of law. The book is clean, in Near Fine condition basically unread. There are no known marks and there are no ex-library stamps within.