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Criminal Evidence

by Judy Hails

8th Edition

Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Print ISBN9781285062860
eText ISBN9781285687483
PublisherCengage Learning
Publishing Year2014
Edition8th Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages640

Criminal Evidence, 8th Edition, is a practical textbook that offers thorough examination of evidence law principles commonly encountered in criminal proceedings. Designed in a concise format, the text introduces key evidentiary standards in a clear manner to help students understand legal doctrine across the justice system.

The work explores constitutional questions that govern lawful interrogation along with the gathering and seizure of admissible evidence. The text explains procedural principles applicable nationwide while highlighting substantial interstate variation and noting where specific state codes exert a strong influence.

To support practical learning, realistic case scenarios help students apply legal principles to prepare for careers as working law enforcement professionals.

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