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Criminal Pretrial Advocacy

  • Edition : 4th ed., 2026
  • Author(s) : Henning, Feller, et al.

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    • ISBN: 9798317701406
    • SKU: 98729
    • Condition: New
    • Format: Paperback

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Criminal Pretrial Advocacy is the essential guide for law students seeking to build expertise in the critical pretrial phase of federal criminal cases. Designed as a complete course, this casebook walks students step by step from initial charging decisions through pretrial motions, plea negotiations, and sentencing, providing the substantive foundation necessary to excel in Criminal Pretrial Advocacy courses.

This comprehensive guide goes beyond theory, offering clear explanations of the legal principles that govern each stage of the pretrial process while highlighting key constitutional issues that often arise in criminal prosecutions. Students gain a practical understanding of how cases progress and the rules that shape pretrial advocacy in real-world federal courts.

To enhance hands-on learning, the casebook includes samples of documents commonly filed during federal criminal proceedings. Paired with three specially designed case files—covering arson, drug distribution, and mortgage fraud—students have the opportunity to engage directly in advocacy as both prosecutors and defense counsel. Each case file contains agent reports, criminal histories, pretrial service reports, and interview notes, provided at strategic points throughout the semester, allowing students to develop skills in drafting motions, conducting simulated court appearances, and making strategic decisions.

Whether preparing for a Criminal Pretrial Advocacy course, refining practical skills for clinic work, or building a strong foundation for future litigation practice, this casebook equips law students with the tools and confidence to navigate the complexities of federal pretrial advocacy.