summary for every topic and please keep it in order so it'll be easy for me to
Question:
summary for every topic and please keep it in order so it'll be easy for me to keep up.
chapter 6
1. Types of Criminal Cases
2. Participants in Criminal courts
3. Criminal Courts and their environment
4. Formal Procedures
5. Court Procedures in Practice
6. Bringing cases to court
7. the police: making arrests
8. The prosecutor: charging decisions
9. Plea Bargaining
10. Forms of Plea Bargaining
11. The Bargaining Process
12. Explaining the prevalence of Plea Bargaining
13. Saving Time and Other Resources
14. Exceptions to the Dominance of Plea Bargaining
15. Attacks on Plea Bargaining
16. Criminal Cases
17. The Trial Process
18. The effectiveness of Trial Decision Making
19. Sentencing Decisions
20. Sentencing Systems
21. The Sentencing Process
22. Sentencing Choices: A first Look
23. Criteria for Sentences
24. Consistency in Sentencing
25. Sentencing Reform through New Systems
26. Changing the New Systems
Chapter 7
27. Trial Courts: Civil Cases
28. The Purposes of Civil Courts
29. Major Types of Civil Cases
30. Participants in Civil Courts
31. Judges
32. Attorneys
33. Parties
34. Other Participants
35. The basic system
36. Other Sets of Procedures
37. Deciding whether to litigate
38. Some type of litigation
39. Discrimination
40. Personal Injuries
41. The business World
42. The incidence of litigation
43. The disadvantage of litigation
44. When litigation is attractive
45. alternatives to litigation
46. the array of alternatives
47. Growth in the use of altenatives
48. paths to- and away from - the courts
49. government and litigation
50. litigation and american culture today
51. the litigation process
52. pretrial settlement and full trials: personal injuries
53. brief trials and defendant defaults: debt collection
54. court ratification of pretrial settlements: divorce
55. winners and losers
56. personal injuries
57. debt collection
58. divorce
Chapter 8
59. Appellate Courts: The process
60. The purpose of appeal
61. the business of appellate courts
62. the participants
63. law clerks
64. parties in appellate courts
65. the traditional system
66. alternative procedures
67. appeals
68. the decision to appeal
69. dissatisfaction with a decision
70. Chances of success
71. financial cost
72. appeals by government
73. political litigation
74. interest groups and classic political litigation
75. tactical political litigation
76. screening cases
77. discretionary jurisdiction
78. screening procedures
79.screening criteria
80. screening of mandatory cases
81. decision making
82. perspective on decision making
83. first level courts
84. second level courts
85. policy preferences
86. preferences, ideology and decisions
87. court policies court membership and the selection of judges
88. group processes
89. group processes in practice
90. influence of individual judges
91. interpersonal relationships
92. the courts environment
93. the legal environment
94. the political environment
Chapter 9
95. appellate courts: policy and impact
96. appellate court decision as policies
97. review of lower court decisions
98. appellate court agendas
99. ideological patterns in appellate court policy
100. judicial activism
101. thinking about activism
102. judicial activism today
103. the impact of appellate court policies
104. implementation by lower courts and administrators
105. attitudes toward policy
106. judicial authority
107. sanctions
108. responses by the legislative and executive branches
109. responding to statutory interpretations
110. influencing the implementation process
111. attacking the courts as institutions
112. the courts and the other branches: the general relationship
113. the impact of the courts on society
114. limits on the impact of courts
115. the status of women
116. the incidence of crime
117. impact that courts do have
Financial Accounting and Reporting a Global Perspective
ISBN: 978-1408076866
4th edition
Authors: Michel Lebas, Herve Stolowy, Yuan Ding