Manual on Recurring Problems in Criminal Trials

This manual has been revised to include cases decided during the Supreme Court's 2000-2001 term & U.S. Court of Appeals cases reported through 212 F.3d 306. It is not meant to be a comprehensive treatise on criminal law, but rather a basic guide to the law governing many of the procedural matters that arise frequently in criminal trials. These materials were originally prepared for distribution at the seminars for newly appointed district judges at the Federal Judicial Center, & comprise a collection of decisions of many of the procedural problems that plague trial judges. Chapters: representation of the defendant; jury; disclosure issues; enforcement of orders during trial; evidence; argument; multiple defendants; & verdict.Donald S. Voorhees is the author of 'Manual on Recurring Problems in Criminal Trials' with ISBN 9780756728021 and ISBN 0756728029.