The Law of Arrest and Search and Seizure: A State's Attorney's Guide for the Prosecution And/or the Law Enforcement Officer

ISBN-10: 0398031886
ISBN-13: 9780398031886
Category: Law / Criminal Procedure
Pages: 308
Language: English
Published: 1974
Publisher: Thomas
Author: Arnold Markle

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