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Criminal Law and Procedure

Charles P. Bubany

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Analyzes criminal cases decided by the Fifth Circuit during the survey period. Topics include the decision to charge, pretrial matters, guilty pleas, the right to counsel, trial rights, evidence, substantive law, and appellate review.

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Analyzes criminal cases decided by the Fifth Circuit during the survey period. Topics include the decision to charge, pretrial matters, guilty pleas, the right to counsel, trial rights, evidence, substantive law, and appellate review.

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Analyzes criminal cases decided by the Fifth Circuit during the survey period. Topics include the decision to charge, pretrial matters, guilty pleas, the right to counsel, trial rights, evidence, substantive law, and appellate review.

Key concepts: Law, Criminal procedure, Criminal law, Political science

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