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NOW INCLUDES: Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure as well as Federal Criminal Rules Amendments effective December 1, 2012

The perfect courtroom companion for attorneys who are tired of lugging that other heavy, expensive Rules Book to Federal Court... not to mention the separate volume of Federal Sentencing Guidelines.

Now in its eighth printing, "Just The Rules" is North Law Publishers' ever-popular, pocket-sized compendium of the complete: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, Federal Rules of Evidence, Admiralty and Maritime Rules and Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure. Also included are essential excerpts from the Federal Sentencing Guidelines and selected bail, immigration, and sentencing statutes.

Federal Criminal Rules Amendments effective December 1, 2012:

Criminal Rule 5(c)(4) (provides for procedure for persons extradited to the United States), Criminal Rule 15(c) (concerning taking and use of depositions in criminal cases), and New Criminal Rule 37 (Indicative Ruling on a Motion for Relief That Is Barred by a Pending Appeal).

"Just The Rules" is a fraction of the cost of similar, more unwieldy publications.

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Volume Discount:
5 or more copies: $19.95 per copy

Criminal Defense Attorneys, Learn to Prepare for Trial from a Master!

Jay Goldberg, who was cited by New York Magazine as one of Manhattan's "most powerful, talented and fearsome defense attorneys," provides a comprehensive overview of the criminal litigation process that is chock-full of practical information. This 398-page, hard-cover gem, offers a wealth of tips for the legal novice and serves as a comprehensive refresher for even the most seasoned legal professional -- covering not only the basics, but enumerable advanced topics as well, from preparing for cross-examination to summation. No matter how experienced an attorney you are, you will, at several points in this book, say "I never knew that" or, "I'm glad he reminded me of that."

Through it's 38 chapters, "Techniques in the Defense of a Federal Crime Case" explores a broad array of issues through the perspective of a lion of the trial bar, who has survived and thrived in the "big leagues" for half a century. It includes excerpts from Mr. Goldberg's devastating cross examination of Sammy the Bull Gravano and from his legendary summation in U.S. v. Bess Myerson -- which alone, makes it worth the price of the book.

A graduate of the Harvard Law School, who has served as acting United States Attorney for the Northern District of Indiana; as Special Attorney and Counselor to the United States Department of Justice, Washington D.C.; and as Assistant District Attorney, New York County, Mr. Goldberg offers access to information that would take a lifetime to learn. A must read for any criminal defense attorney new to the complex world of criminal trial law at the federal level.

Volume Discount:

• 5 or more: $49.95 per copy

We constantly reference the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, but hate carrying the Guidelines Book everywhere we go. So we created a 10-panel, wallet-sized card that compiles essential sections of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines — a necessity for anyone practicing Federal criminal law.

The United States Sentencing Guidelines card includes:

• Guidelines Grid
• Drug Quantity Table
• Safety Valve Provisions
• Fraud Guidelines
• Money Laundering
• Structuring
• Illegal Re-entry
• Criminal History Computation

Volume Discount:

• 5 or more: $3.95 per copy

"The Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010 - An Annotated Guide," by Knox Dobbins and Jason Stone is the first book to focus exclusively on Title X of Dodd-Frank and is a "must have" for all attorneys, bankers, lobbyists, agencies and others who need to understand the new regulatory and supervisory environment established for non-bank financial service providers by the CFPA.

This 450-page book first introduces the reader to the eight Subtitles of the CFPA and then provides astute commentary and cross-references for each section of the Act. In the coming months and years the authors will provide up-to-the-minute news and commentary about the fast-changing regulatory regime established by Title X through an affiliated website, www.CFPAGuide.com

The authors are uniquely qualified to write about the CFPA. Knox Dobbins is a partner in the Corporate Practice Group at Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP in Atlanta, Georgia practicing principally in banking, consumer financial services and restructuring matters. An honors graduate of Harvard Law School, Mr. Dobbins has published numerous articles addressing financial and regulatory matters and has received widespread recognition for both his professional and community service. Jason Stone is a Special Counsel in the Corporate Practice Group at Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP and focuses on commercial lending, consumer financial services and bankruptcy and restructuring matters. He received an M.A. from Northwestern University and his J.D. from George State University College of Law.

The Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010 is available either in hard copy with a lay-flat spiral binding or as a searchable PDF download, licensed for up to three computers in the same office, for just $75 (the print copy price includes postage). To start your download, click here. To purchase the hard copy book, follow the instructions below.

This new, expanded and feature-rich edition of Richard Levitt’s massive Second Circuit Criminal Law Outline provides instant access to thousands of cases covering hundreds of criminal law topics for use in the office or the courtroom.

We can confidently state that no other outline comes close in depth, breadth and accessibility!  Features include:

• 1,227 pages of fully searchable case digests in PDF format!
• Nearly all cases hyperlinked (with Internet access) to full-text versions of cited decisions!
• Special sections included on several related research areas, including Civil Rights Cases, Forfeiture, Probation and Supervised Release, Habeas Corpus, Appeals and much more!
• Alphabetized and hyperlinked 50-page Table of Contents!

And at only $49 it’s an absolute steal!

Buy your copy today and download immediately!

Demystify the Federal Sentencing Guidelines for Yourself and Your Clients!

The Federal Sentencing Guidelines rival the U.S. Tax Code in complexity, and clients routinely are dumbfounded when we try to explain to them the “guidelines analysis” applicable to their case. The Federal Sentencing Guidebook by Alan Ellis and James H. Feldman, Jr., succinctly unravels the mystery that is the Guidelines for clients, their family and friends, as well as the occasional federal criminal practitioner. Newly revised, the 92-page Guidebook is completely up-to-date and includes analysis of the Supreme Court’s recent decisions in Booker, Gall and Kimbrough.

The principal author, Alan Ellis, Esq., is one of the nation’s foremost sentencing specialists, and also is the author of the highly acclaimed Federal Prison Guidebook, which for years has been the standard reference work on U.S. Prisons.

Volume Discount:

• 3 or more copies: $14.95 per copy.