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Prosecution

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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

Combating corporate crime

Michael L. Benson

1998

Discretion, Justice and Democracy

Carl Pinkele

1985

Not for sale

Christine Stark

2004

Note verbale dated 2007/02/19 from the Permanent Mission of Australia to the United Nations Office at Geneva addressed to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

Australia

2007

Prosecutorial misconduct

Joseph F. Lawless

2003

Death and Justice

Mark Fuhrman

2003

Should Juveniles Be Tried as Adults?

Judy Layzell

2004

Prosecution and punishment

Robert B. Shoemaker, Robert Brink Shoemaker

1991

Prosecuting war crimes and genocide

Howard Ball

1999

The Japanese way of justice

Johnson, David T.

2002

Law As Last Resort

Keith Hawkins

2002

Too big to jail

Brandon Garrett

2014

The big fear

Andrew Case

2016

Mean Justice

Edward Humes

1999

The Invisible justice system

Burton M. Atkins, Mark Pogrebin

1982

Three felonies a day

Harvey A. Silverglate, Alan M. Dershowitz

2009

It's Not about the Truth

Mike Pressler, Don Yaeger

2007

Effigy

Allison M. Cotton

2008

Lessons from the trial

Gerald F. Uelmen

1996

Prosecuting domestic violence

Michelle Madden Dempsey

2009

Defendant Rights

Hamid R. Kusha

2008

Criminal prosecutions

Edwards, J. Ll. J.

1984

In the Pink Room

Stephen Gillers

2005