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Features the full text of New Jersey’s Criminal Justice Code (Title 2C), Motor Vehicle and Traffic Code (Title 39), the NJ Court Rules and Rules of Evidence, and selected provisions of the statutes law enforcement professionals use most often. Also includes New Jersey Police Procedure: Arrest, Search and Seizure & Confession Law. Offered in a convenient softbound publication and includes fully searchable digital access via eBook and mobile application.

The Massachusetts Criminal Law and Motor Vehicle Handbook contains the complete Part IV - Crimes, Punishments, and Proceedings in Criminal Cases of the General Laws of Massachusetts, as well as other pertinent sections relating to the Criminal Law, plus the Massachusetts Rules of Criminal Procedure and Special Rules of the District Courts. It also presents the statutes, rules, and regulations relating to Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws in Massachusetts. Includes miscellaneous chapter sections of the Code of Massachusetts' Regulations (CMR) relating to Motor Vehicles. This book includes the complete text of Search and Seizure Law, with coverage of Arrests, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations.

Features a comprehensive presentation of South Carolina’s criminal law and procedure, motor vehicle and traffic laws, juvenile provisions, as well as hundreds of related statutes that law enforcement officials, attorneys, and criminal justice professionals use most often. The newest Blue360° Media Edition also includes a valuable presentation of Police Procedure: Arrest, Search and Seizure and Confession Law, and a listing of applicable sections affected by legislation during the latest session.

The 2023 edition of the Arkansas Motor Vehicle & Traffic Laws is a compilation of selected laws with statutes enacted through the 94th General Assembly -- Regular Session, 2023, as well as Arkansas State Highway Commission regulations.

The 2024-2025 edition of the Alabama Criminal Law Annotated features Title 13A (Criminal Code) and related annotations current through the Second Special Session of the Alabama Legislature. This book includes Search and Seizure Law, with coverage of Arrests, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations, which provides a clear and comprehensive approach to the study of modern constitutional criminal procedure.

The production of this manual (the combined "Red" and "Blue" Books) is intended to serve Connecticut's law enforcement professionals by continuing the availability of this most valuable reference tool.

Current through the 2024 Legislative session.

We are pleased to offer to the law enforcement community the 2024-2025 edition of Tennessee
Criminal Law Annotated. This edition includes the most comprehensive presentation of Tennessee’s
Criminal Offenses, Criminal Procedure, and the Prevention and Detection of Crime, as well as hundreds
of other selected provisions of key related statutes upon which law enforcement, criminal justice
professionals, and attorneys rely. It also includes a valuable presentation of National Search and Seizure Law.

A concise and easy-to-use legal reference for Colorado's law enforcement professionals, compiling the statutes most relevant to peace officers and the situations they most often encounter. The manual also includes Criminal Procedure Guidelines, coverage of Colorado Search and Seizure  Law, and an Officer Field Manual, providing the critical principles and procedures of Colorado criminal law necessary for an officer to execute their constitutional duties at the highest level of excellence.

The Louisiana Criminal Law and Vehicle Handbook includes coverage of the latest legislative activity in the year and features a valuable presentation of National Search and Seizure Law. Also included herein are the complete text of Louisiana’s Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Motor Vehicle and Traffic Regulation, and Evidence, along with key provisions in various other statutes law enforcement, criminal justice professionals and attorneys use most often.

MAGILL's Manuals for Local Courts are originally created by Hon. Donald "Dutch" Magill for use by Magistrates, Attorneys, and Law Enforcement.