B. E. Witkin
Auteur de Summary of California law
Œuvres de B. E. Witkin
Summary of California law 18 exemplaires
Significant developments in California substantive law, 1970-1990 : an update of case law & statutes in three major… (1991) 2 exemplaires
California evidence 2 exemplaires
Summary of California law / by B.E. Witkin. 2 exemplaires
California Evidence; with 1961 Supplement 1 exemplaire
California criminal law . 1 exemplaire
Manual on appellate court opinions 1 exemplaire
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California procedure . par Bernard Ernest Witkin
KFC990 .W58 (CPRA)
In the Preface to the 1954 First Edition, cited in this the Fourth, Witkin states the philosophy behind the Treatises which guide the publication:
CRITICAL -- Case law is examined on principle, exposing conflicts of decision, indicating trends.
SELECTIVE -- Important and controversial problems are emphasized, with leading cases apt in illustration and review.
PRACTICAL -- Organized to present procedural steps chronologically, with reference and accumulation of practice suggestions from decisions.
COMPREHENSIVE -- Coverage of every branch of procedure, with reference to substantive law.
READABLE -- Presented plainly and concretely. {Of course, it is "law" that is being presented -- innately gray areas.}… (plus d'informations)
CRITICAL -- Case law is examined on principle, exposing conflicts of decision, indicating trends.
SELECTIVE -- Important and controversial problems are emphasized, with leading cases apt in illustration and review.
PRACTICAL -- Organized to present procedural steps chronologically, with reference and accumulation of practice suggestions from decisions.
COMPREHENSIVE -- Coverage of every branch of procedure, with reference to substantive law.
READABLE -- Presented plainly and concretely. {Of course, it is "law" that is being presented -- innately gray areas.}… (plus d'informations)
"One of the elements of a fair trial is the right to offer relevant and competent evidence on a material issue." [618] Denial is usually reversible error. But it happens all the time simply because attorneys fail to attend to the proper procedures or the judges are burned out by the purduration of the presentation.
Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 14
- Membres
- 38
- Popularité
- #383,442
- Évaluation
- 5.0
- Critiques
- 6
- ISBN
- 1