The Municipal Benchbook is a judicial reference guide for Georgia's Municipal Court judges, clerks, and staff. This reference manual provides an in-depth understanding of the Court's role in the Municipal Court system and responsibilities for serving the public and protecting their rights. It addresses key topics, such as: jurisdiction, procedure, sentencing, counsel, interpreters, contempt & recusal, and trial. This Benchbook contains the foundational statutes, case law, and commentary applicable to all Municipal Courts in Georgia. The appendix includes a plethora of resources and forms to assist the Court with both common and uncommon situations.
The Code (Three Pack Special)
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$125.00
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The Code Series is a set of three pocketbooks that concisely synthesize criminal and traffic law, civil practice and procedure and the rules of evidence. The Code books contain treatise level content structured and formatted for quick and easy reference for the long-time practitioner or the new kid on the block. This 3-pack set provides you with everything you need to know so that you can be prepared to handle any situation inside the courtroom or out.
The Code includes statutory law through the 2019 regular session of the Georgia General Assembly. All code section references are to the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (OCGA) and certain case citations have been abbreviated to conserve space.
The Code Civil
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$40.00
It seems that every session of the Georgia legislature produces a number of substantive – as well as procedural – changes to the civil code. The pace and quantity of these changes have made it increasingly difficult for the practitioner to keep abreast of those changes. Luckily, Parag Shah and MyCLE have produced the perfect way to have the latest legislative pronouncements at your fingertips – precisely when you need it most.
The Code Civil is a small, concise pocketbook version of Title 9 (The Civil Practice Act) of the Official Code of Georgia. It breaks down the key components of Georgia civil practice into a manageable, quick reference guide. The Code includes statutory law through the 2019 regular session of the Georgia General Assembly. All code section references are to the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (OCGA) and certain case citations have been abbreviated to conserve space.
The Code Criminal
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$40.00
It seems that every session of the Georgia legislature produces a number of substantive – as well as procedural – changes to the criminal code. The pace and quantity of these changes have made it increasingly difficult for the practitioner to keep abreast of those changes. Luckily, Parag Shah and MyCLE have produced the perfect way to have the latest legislative pronouncements at your fingertips – precisely when you need it most.
The Code Criminal is a small, concise pocketbook version of Title 16 (The Criminal Code) and Title 40 (The Traffic Code) of the Official Code of Georgia. It breaks down the key components of Georgia criminal and traffic law into a manageable, quick reference guide. The Codeincludes statutory law through the 2019 regular session of the Georgia General Assembly. All code section references are to the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (OCGA) and certain case citations have been abbreviated to conserve space.
The Code Evidence
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$50.00
It seems that every session of the Georgia legislature produces a number of substantive – as well as procedural – changes to the evidence code. The pace and quantity of these changes has made it increasingly difficult for the practitioner to keep abreast of those changes. Luckily, Parag Shah and MyCLE have produced the perfect way to have the latest legislative pronouncements and case law at your fingertips – precisely when you need it most.
The Code Evidence is a small, concise pocketbook version of Title 24 (The Rules of Evidence) of the Official Code of Georgia. It breaks down the key components of Georgia evidence into a manageable, quick reference guide. The Code includes statutory law through the 2019 regular session of the Georgia General Assembly. All code section references are to the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (OCGA) and certain case citations have been abbreviated to conserve space.
