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This comprehensive yet portable guide to California pretrial practice includes detailed commentaries, the California Evidence Code (annotated with leading cases), and more. Each new edition is updated with new case law and legislation. |
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This title provides a comprehensive set of customizable forms to handle clients commercial and residential real estate needs, covering a wide range of transactions. |
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This title provides all of the motions, pleading templates, discovery, judgment templates, and posttrial documents a Texas civil practitioner might need. The forms are well-cited and easily customized. |
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New Product OConnors Texas Crimes & Consequences is a compilation of easy-to-use charts summarizing critical areas of Texas criminal law, including punishment ranges, defenses, limitations, parole eligibility, evidentiary matters, and many more |
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This comprehensive yet portable guide to California pretrial practice includes detailed commentaries, the California Evidence Code (annotated with leading cases), and more. Each new edition is updated with new case law and legislation.
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$299.00
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New edition This resource synthesizes statutes and case law to give criminal practitioners a thorough understanding of the most common criminal offenses and defenses in Texas. eBook - ProView $317.00 |
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This calculator works like a slide rule and can be used to figure out all critical deadlines for discovery-responses, disclosures, posttrial motions, and more. |
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This codebook provides annotated Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence, along with other federal rules, Title 18 U.S.C., selections from the Sentencing Guidelines, and more. |
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This title provides clear, detailed explanations of procedure with strategies and practice tips for each phase of litigation. The commentary is written and edited by experienced practitioners and backed by thousands of citations.
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$256.00
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Designed to make your practice easier, this calculator works like a slide rule and can be used to figure out critical pretrial deadlines in Texas. |
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