Criminal Courts: Structure, Process, and Issues
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Criminal Courts: Structure, Process, and Issues

by Richard Hartley, Gary Rabe, Dean Champion

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Criminal Courts: Structure, Process, and Issues offers a broad introduction to the organization and operation of criminal courts. Covering court structure, legal processes, and related issues, the book provides a foundation for readers seeking to understand the criminal justice system and the institutions responsible for handling criminal cases.

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Criminal Courts: Structure, Process, and Issues provides an overview of the criminal court system.

The book focuses on how criminal courts are structured and how their processes operate.

It also addresses issues connected with the administration and functioning of criminal courts.

Written by Richard Hartley, Gary Rabe, and Dean Champion, this title offers a foundation for studying criminal courts and their role in the justice system.

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