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Name: The Federal Court System in the United States
SKU: 63b11ec52f35
Availability: InStock

Resource ID: #1720

Subject: How to decipher sentincing rules and death penalty appeals

Source: Robert S. Lasnik;Bob Egelleo;Procter Hug Jr.;W. Margaret McKeown;Richard Wieking - San Francisco IRE Annual 2002Robert S. Lasnik;Bob Egelleo;Procter Hug Jr.;W. Margaret McKeown;Richard Wieking

Affiliation: US District Judge(San Francisco);San Francisco Chronicle;Senior Circuit Judge (Reno;NV);Circuit Judge(San Diego);US District Court Clerk (San Francisco)US District Judge(San Francisco);San Francisco Chronicle;Senior Circuit Judge (Reno;NV);Circuit Judge(San Diego);US District Court Clerk (San Francisco)

Date: 1905-06-24

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A lengthy introduction to the federal court system in the US. Written for judges and judicial administrators in other countries, this pamphlet can be very useful to journalists on the cops and courts beat as well. Not available for download.

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