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Alabama Rules of Criminal Procedure, Fourth Edition

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Publisher :Michie
Format: 2 volumes, hardbound, with current supplement , BOOK
ISBN: 9780327164319
1999
  $281.00
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    Alabama Rules of Criminal Procedure, Third Edition is the first reference tool to weave together the complete Rules of Criminal Procedure, the comments from the Advisory Committee that proposed them, and the author's practical advice for understanding the Rules. This two-volume set guides lawyers from initial complaint through post-conviction remedies. Each chapter concludes with "Practice Pointers" to help legal professionals understand and apply each Rule.

    The appendix contains a Table of Rules with their applicable forms and provides an invaluable case "checklist" for both prosecutors and defense attorneys, describing in chronological order essential procedural steps and the Rules that apply to them.

    Volume 1
    Preface
    The Rules in a Capsule
    Time Table
    History & Development of Rules
    Rules 1-18
    Volume 2
    Rules 19- 36
    Forms
    Appendices
    Table of Cases
    Table of Statutes
    Index

     

    Maddox, Hugh


    Before his appointment to the Supreme Court, Justice Maddox was legal advisor to three Alabama Governors - Governor George C. Wallace, Governor Lurleen B. Wallace, and Governor Albert P. Brewer, who appointed him to the Alabama Supreme Court in 1969. He was elected to a six-year term in 1970 and has since been re-elected every six years. He has been a professor at Jones Law School and was a member of the adjunct faculty at Troy State University, Montgomery and Auburn University at Montgomery for several years. He also served, or is serving, on several committees and groups dedicated to the improvement of the justice and legal systems, including the Alabama Law Institute, Judicial Planning Committee, Permanent Study Committee on the Alabama Judiciary, Institute of Judicial Administration, the Federalist Society (Advisory Board), JUSTEC Research (Advisory Board), and the American Judicature Society. He was a charter member and past president of the Montgomery County American Inn of Court, which has been renamed the Hugh Maddox Inn of Court. He received the Alabama State Bar's Judicial Award of Merit in 1997.

     

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