New York Criminal Practice, Second Edition provides unparalleled treatment of New York's substantive and procedural criminal law—from arraignment to appeals. This 7-volume set offers in-depth coverage of specific penal law offenses and available defenses, pre-trial and trial procedure, sentencing requirements, and criminal appeals, with over 300 sample forms.

New York Criminal Practice, Second Edition is procedurally organized starting with an analysis of the criminal process and ending with discussions of discrete Penal Law Offenses and updated three times a year, under the supervision of a six-member Editorial Board, with chapters prepared by seasoned experts on New York criminal law. During 2005, New York Criminal Practice, Second Edition was substantially revised and reorganized adding new sections on cutting-edge New York criminal topics such as changes to the Rockefeller sentencing laws, and also adding descriptive section headings and a new numbering system for more efficient location of relevant materials.