Briefly explores the historical development of the unanimous jury verdict and follows with a discussion of the Court’s decision in Apodaca v. Oregon. The court allowed a defendant’s criminal conviction based on a jury ...

This bibliography provides a list of primary and secondary sources that are beneficial for the practice of law in Arizona. The authors intends for the sources to be helpful to Arizona legal practitioners. This bibliography ...

Texas Criminal Procedure and The Offender With Mental Illness examines and discusses the laws relating to offenders suffering from mental illness. This in-depth analysis of the Texas criminal justice system will benefit ...

Survey of United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit’s criminal law and procedure decisions for the period from September 1, 1977, through June 30, 1978. The authors have chosen those cases exemplifying the Fifth ...

In this article, Professor Arnold H. Loewy discusses the cases decided by the Warren Court in the 1965-1967 terms, terms whose decisions were viewed as detrimentally affecting the government’s ability to enforce criminal ...

Examines the changes made by the Texas Legislature in amending the Texas confession statute. This article seeks to identify some of the problem areas by a general review and comment on the amended statute. For purposes of ...

This book is about police practices. Besides being essential to the criminal practitioner, understanding the constitutional limitations on police practices should be a part of any citizen-lawyer's legal repertoire. The ...

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 ...

Professor Bubany, with Professor Gerald S. Reamey, created a Texas specific casebook that covers the major areas of criminal procedure ranging from searches and arrests to professional responsibility in the criminal trial context.