This book updates, analyses, and covers current developments in such areas of criminal law, criminal procedure, state civil procedure, civil rights matters, constitutional issues, and significant recent Supreme Court decisions.
This book updates, analyses, and covers current developments in such areas of criminal law, criminal procedure, state civil procedure, civil rights matters, constitutional issues, and significant recent Supreme Court decisions.
Andrew J. Schatkin is the proprietor of a law firm with three offices in New York City and Long Island. In addition to his law degree, Andrew J. Schatkin has degrees in International Law from The Hague in the Netherlands and Strasbourg, France. Andrew is the author of five book chapters as well as four books, two legal treatises and two books consisting of more general philosophical essays. Andrew has a M.Div degree in biblical and classical languages from Princeton Theological Seminary (Greek, Latin, and Hebrew). Andrew is listed in Who's who in America, Who's Who in the World and Who's Who in American Law.
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Preface Section I - Criminal Law Introduction 1. Post-Conviction Motions: First in a Three-part Series 2. Post-Conviction Motions: Second in a Three-part Series 3. Post-Conviction Motions: Part Three 4. Notice of Alibi: An Overview and Analysis 5. The Motion to Set Aside the Verdict: A Compilation of Cases 6. An Analysis of the Motion to Set Aside the Verdict: Subsection 1 7. An Analysis of the Motion to Set Aside the Verdict: Subsection 2 8. An Analysis of the Motion to Set Aside the Verdict: Part IV 9. Article 730 / Mental Disease or Defect Excluding Fitness to Proceed: Part I 10. Article 730 / Mental Disease or Defect Excluding Fitness to Proceed: Part II 11. Article 730 / Mental Disease or Defect Excluding Fitness to Proceed: Part III Section II - Civil Rights Law Introduction 12. The First Amendment and State Action 13. Named or Unnamed: A Neat Question 14. State Human Rights and Title VII 15. A Matter of Time 16. A Question of National Origin 17. A Note on Equitable Tolling 18. A Recent Civil Rights Case 19. A Word about Civil Rights and Domestic Violence 20. A Recent Case on Corporate Finance 21. Section 1983 and Excessive Force 22. Termination At Will? 23. A Few Words on a Recent United States Supreme Court Case 24. A Final and Disturbing Labor Law Decision 25. Some Comments on Three Recent Supreme Court Cases Section III - Procedural Issues Introduction 26. The Motion to Strike 27. When an Attorney Does Not Appear: The CPLR Solution 28. A Note on Objections Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Table of Cases Index
Preface Section I - Criminal Law Introduction 1. Post-Conviction Motions: First in a Three-part Series 2. Post-Conviction Motions: Second in a Three-part Series 3. Post-Conviction Motions: Part Three 4. Notice of Alibi: An Overview and Analysis 5. The Motion to Set Aside the Verdict: A Compilation of Cases 6. An Analysis of the Motion to Set Aside the Verdict: Subsection 1 7. An Analysis of the Motion to Set Aside the Verdict: Subsection 2 8. An Analysis of the Motion to Set Aside the Verdict: Part IV 9. Article 730 / Mental Disease or Defect Excluding Fitness to Proceed: Part I 10. Article 730 / Mental Disease or Defect Excluding Fitness to Proceed: Part II 11. Article 730 / Mental Disease or Defect Excluding Fitness to Proceed: Part III Section II - Civil Rights Law Introduction 12. The First Amendment and State Action 13. Named or Unnamed: A Neat Question 14. State Human Rights and Title VII 15. A Matter of Time 16. A Question of National Origin 17. A Note on Equitable Tolling 18. A Recent Civil Rights Case 19. A Word about Civil Rights and Domestic Violence 20. A Recent Case on Corporate Finance 21. Section 1983 and Excessive Force 22. Termination At Will? 23. A Few Words on a Recent United States Supreme Court Case 24. A Final and Disturbing Labor Law Decision 25. Some Comments on Three Recent Supreme Court Cases Section III - Procedural Issues Introduction 26. The Motion to Strike 27. When an Attorney Does Not Appear: The CPLR Solution 28. A Note on Objections Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Table of Cases Index
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