Texas Criminal Lawyer's Handbook

ebook Volume 2 · Texas Criminal Lawyer's Handbook (2017)

By Mark Daniel

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This new edition of Texas Criminal Lawyer's Handbook includes updated coverage of a broad range of issues and new text throughout the book to keep you on the cutting edge of Texas criminal law, procedure and practice. The highlights include:

New Text on the following topics:

  • Search and Seizure — Intrusion Upon Property Principle [§2:21.4]
  • Pretrial DNA Testing In Capital Cases [§12:190]
  • Jury Charge Error [§15:24]
  • Charge of Court – Definitions of Terms [§15:125]
  • Reforming Verdicts [§15:166.1]
  • Promiscuity Defense to Child Sexual Assault Cases – Admissibility to Show Motive or Bias [§17:53.5]
  • Post-Trial Issues – Sufficiency of Serious Bodily Injury Evidence [§21:20.7]

    Expanded Coverage of the following topics:

  • Search of Particular Places – Curtilage [§2:51]
  • Terry Stops [§3:32.1]
  • Ineffective Counsel [§4:95]
  • Immunity Agreements – Purpose and Policy [§5:92]
  • Two-Step Confessions [§6:34]
  • Previous Jeopardy and Subsequent Prosecutions – When Jeopardy Does Not Attach [§8:21]
  • Defendant's Motion for Change of Venue [§12:55]
  • Constitutional Speedy Trial Motions [§12:63]
  • Competency of Defendant to Stand Trial – Appeal [§12:165]
  • Guilty Pleas – Waivers of Rights [§12:172]
  • Involuntary Pleas [§12: 174.3]
  • Discovery – Exculpatory, Mitigating or Impeaching Evidence [§13:53]
  • Jury Selection/Voir Dire: Challenges for Cause – Bias or Prejudice as a Matter of Law [§14:64]
  • Trial Issues: Impeachment – Bias, Interest, Motive [§15:24.1.1]
  • Deadly Weapon Allegations and Findings – Entry of Finding in the Judgment [§15:78]
  • Mental Status Defenses – Intellectual Disability/Mental Retardation [§15:105.6]
  • Electronic Evidence – Cell Phones [§16:38.3.2]
  • Admissibility of Scientific Evidence – DNA Evidence [§16:52.3.2]
  • Blood Testing and DWI Cases [§16:52.5]
  • Punishment Phase – Enhancement Allegations and Evidence [§20:21]
  • Sudden Passion Evidence in Murder Cases [§20:30]
  • Habeas Corpus – Time Credits [§21:78]
  • Post-Conviction DNA Testing [§21:80]
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