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Widely known as the “Crim Law Bible,” this CEB classic answers virtually every question about criminal law practice in California.

"Even after almost 20 years of practice, it is the first place I start when I have a new issue and the first place I recommend that new lawyers look to help guide them in their research and practice."

   —Sangeeta Sinha, Felony Trial Attorney, San Francisco

The Fiduciary Accounting Handbook demystifies preparation of Probate Code accountings—assisting the work of professionals from probate judges to trust administration attorneys. With a full chapter on court proceedings, the latest edition of the Handbook provides a step-by-step, schedule-by-schedule guide to preparing periodic accountings acceptable to the court and to affected parties.

Unique insights and invaluable information from the late Hon. George Brunn bring clarity to this increasingly complicated area of the law. Published in conjunction with the California Center for Judicial Education and Research.

Tackle basic and sophisticated estate planning confidently with this comprehensive book.

Gain a complete command of everything needed to handle dissolution, legal separation, nullity, and parentage actions from both judicial and attorney perspectives—kept current with the latest cases, legislation, and court rules.

This quick-reference tool puts timely information at your fingertips. Published in conjunction with the California Center for Judicial Education and Research.

This compact guide will put you in command of the full range of considerations in domestic violence cases in criminal court. Published in conjunction with the California Center for Judicial Education and Research.

In Effective Introduction of Evidence in California, 2d Ed., highly experienced attorneys take you through the preparation and presentation of evidence, so that you can confidently examine and cross-examine witnesses in civil or criminal trials, hearings, and depositions.

Make your practice more efficient with this complete Probate Code, featuring cross-references to extensive discussions, guidance, and forms in the CEB estate planning library.

Prepare for trial and depositions with this essential resource.

During trial preparation and in the courtroom, use this annotated Evidence Code to quickly determine whether you can present particular evidence or object to the admission of evidence by reviewing the Evidence Code section and cases in which it has been applied.

This book offers comprehensive discussion of several types of scientific evidence you’re likely to encounter in the courtroom. From discovery to trial, use this practical, accessible guide to learn which kind of expert you will be working with, what to ask about the evidence, and how to get what you need from testimony as well as which terms and concepts a jury can easily understand.