The Law of Evidence in Virginia, Sixth Edition follows a step-by-step approach to the process of collecting and using evidence at trial.

The law of evidence in Virginia

Friend, Charles E.

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The Law of Evidence in Virginia, Sixth Edition follows a step-by-step approach to the process of collecting and using evidence at trial.

The Law Of Evidence In Virginia

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Clay Shannon rides alone into the isolated mining town of Whiskey Creek carrying a deputy sheriff's badge and the weariness born of many years as a lawman on the western frontier. Shannon has been sent by the county sheriff to investigate the murder of the town's former deputy and bring some semblance of order to the rough and lawless Whiskey Creek. But the task is a difficult and lonely one. Shannon finds himself confronting a hostile community, the powerful and crooked Luck Lady Saloon owner - Ace Parker, and a dangerous gunman - Nick Slade.  Aided by Kathy Winters, a young widow whose husband has been murdered by the local toughs, and backed by Pedro Rodriguez, a courageous resident of Whiskey Creek who once served as a Texas lawman, Shannon struggles to bring the killers to justice and close the Lucky Lady Saloon forever.  But justice is not easy to find in Whiskey Creek, and Shannon's efforts are frustrated at every turn by lack of evidence and the shrewd yet often brutal actions of Parker and Slade. At last Shannon is forced to make a decision: Will he stay within the law - or make his own? The result is an action-packed tale of good and evil.

Shannon's Law - An Avalon Western (A Sheriff Shannon Westerns)

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Sheriff Clay Shannon finds his comfortable life torn apart when gunmen, led by the notorious Bully Drago, ride into the town of Whiskey Creek to rob the bank and take revenge upon Shannon for a past encounter in which Drago's younger brother was killed. During a brutal gunfight on the streets of Whiskey Creek, the outlaws take Shannon's son hostage, critically injuring the boy as they make their escape. Despite the pleas of Shannon's wife Kathy, Shannon cannot rest until the killers are found and brought to justice. Now bitter and alone, Shannon sets out in hot pursuit. The trail leads him far to the north, through the rugged country of the west, to the mountain community of Half Moon City. Riding into the tall timber through a treacherous ambush and a vicious winter blizzard, Shannon doggedly tracks his prey, finally confronting them in an explosive climax where the bitter enemies fight to the death.

Shannon's Way : An Avalon Western (A Sheriff Shannon Westerns)

This is how it all began for U.S. Marshal Clay Shannon. Forced by honor to defend his father's murder, young Shannon pins the sheriff's badge to his vest and sets out for vengeance. No one in town thinks Shannon is man enough for the job, but he proves them wrong by gunning down the man who killed his father. Afterwards, he refuses to maintain the post of sheriff in the small town. He has other ideas. Armed with his father's gun, he sets off for a larger, more dangerous town to become a deputy. Things immediately take a turn for Shannon. He's no longer a small-town farmer but a star-carrying deputy of the law in a town that has none. Along with the sheriff and other deputies, Shannon learns how to uphold the law, defend himself, and bring in his man.

Shannon: Carrying the Star (A Sheriff Shannon Westerns)

Shannon: The Road to Whiskey Creek takes the reader with Shannon on a journey though the changing west, as he faces challenges and danger that surpass even those he faced in the earlier days of his life.  Shannon's career as a frontier lawman began during the wild, dangerous years of the great cattle drives, when ranchers drove their herds northward year after year to railheads in Kansas. In places like Wichita, Dodge City, and other wide-open Kansas trail towns, young Shannon's fast gun and iron will quickly carried him to the top of his profession. But now the day of the cattle drives is almost over, and the men who earned their reputations keeping the peace in the glory days of 1870s and 1880s find themselves faced with the changing world and changing roles.  No longer needed in the old trail towns, Shannon finds himself moving on to new challenges, first as he is called upon to aid a community wracked by a vicious and bloody range war, and then to save, single-handedly, a dying desert town from the wrath of an outlaw gang.

Shannon: The Road to Whiskey Creek (A Sheriff Shannon Western)

United States Marshal Clay Shannon is sent by the territorial governor to investigate apparent attempts to stop the progress of a railroad being driven through the high mountains. The railroad, whose successful completion will mean the joining together of vast regions of the American West, is being subjected to brutal acts of sabotage that threaten its very existence, and Shannon's mission is to find those responsible and end the threat. 
 The quest takes Shannon through brawling railroad camps, where workers of many nations form a violent and often mysterious world where danger lurks for Shannon at every turn, and in every shadow. 
 Here, in this strange new place, Shannon meets many strange new people--a crippled railroad mogul and his contentious family, rowdy railroad workers spoiling for a fight, an enigmatic Chinese doctor, and many others--some friend, some foe, and all a challenge for a lone lawman striving against the odds to solve a puzzle that includes mystery, conspiracy, and murder.

Shannon's Express (A Sheriff Shannon Westerns)

Police rights: Civil remedies for law enforcement officers

Criminal Law

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The deputy sheriff of Whiskey Creek, Clay Shannon must restore order to a town rife with robbery and murder by making his own laws and putting a crooked saloon owner and his hired gun, who are terrorizing the townspeople, behind bars. Reprint.

Shannon's Law

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Police Rights: Civil Remedies for Law Enforcement Officers

Michie Butterworth

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