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

by Richard Hartley, Gary Rabe, Dean Champion

Law legal studies criminal justice
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Criminal Courts: Structure, Process, and Issues provides a focused look at the organization and operation of criminal courts. Covering court structure, legal processes, and related issues, the book offers a useful foundation for readers studying law, criminal justice, or the workings of the court system.

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Criminal Courts: Structure, Process, and Issues examines the organization and operation of criminal courts.

The book focuses on how courts are structured and the processes associated with criminal cases.

It also considers issues connected to the functioning of criminal courts and the broader criminal justice system.

Written by Richard Hartley, Gary Rabe, and Dean Champion, this title is suited to readers seeking a focused introduction to criminal court systems.

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