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Criminal prosecutions

Edwards, J. Ll. J.

1984

In the Pink Room

Stephen Gillers

2005

Thematic prosecution of international sex crimes

Morten Bergsmo

2012

Controlling criminal prosecutions

Law Reform Commission of Canada.

1990

Diary of a D.A.

Martin M. Frank

1960

The Prosecutors

Gary Delsohn

2003

Until proven innocent

Stuart Taylor

2007

The prosecution of corporations

Jonathan Clough

2002

Crimes of Terror

Wadie E. Said

2015

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

Larry King

2006

Crown Prosecution Service charging standards

Oxford University Press

2005

Beyond deportation

Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia

2015

The changing role of the American prosecutor

John L. Worrall

2008

The price of silence

Willam D. Cohan

2014

The prosecution responds

Hank M. Goldberg

1996

Justice and the prosecution of old crimes

Daniel W. Shuman

2000

Immunity from prosecution

Law Reform Commission of Canada.

1992

Canadian legal history

R. C. B. Risk

1980

The Prosecution of International Crimes

Commonwealth Secretariat.

2005

Appearing for the Crown

Philip C. Stenning

1986

The origins of adversary criminal trial

John H. Langbein

2003

Crime, gender, and sexuality in criminal prosecutions

Louis A. Knafla

2002

A Treatise on the Law of Malicious Prosecution, False Imprisonment, and the ...

Martin L. Newell

1892

Arbitrary justice

Angela J. Davis

2007

Opening arguments

Jeffrey Toobin

1991

Selective prosecution of religiously motivated offenders in America

Joel S. Fetzer

1989

Dr. Sam Sheppard on trial

Jack DeSario

2003

The power of the prosecutor

Joan E. Jacoby

2016

The case for the prosecution

McConville, Michael.

1991

Readings in white-collar crime

David Shichor, Ball, Richard A., Larry K. Gaines

2002

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