Haddad, Marsh, Zagel, Meyer, Starkman and Bauer’s Cases and Comments on Criminal Procedure begins with a treatment of limitations of law-enforcement investigative procedures. The authors stress newer decisions, with reliance upon summaries of older decisions, to trace the development of the law in various areas. Topics include: Expert review of the limitations upon law-enforcement practices and procedures Confessions and interrogations Eyewitness identification procedures Materials related to problems in the context of criminal procedure are provided to remind the student that criminal procedure does not begin and end with police conduct and pretrial motions. Every chapter has been revised, updated, or expanded as the law has developed.

Cases and Comments on Criminal Procedure, 7th (University Casebook Series)

Haddad, James

Marsh, Elizabeth

Zagel, James

Meyer, Linda

Starkman, Gary

Bauer, William

Criminal Law

Foundation Press

Eyes of a Child. . . . is the grim story of Lena Smith, a seven-year-old girl hopelessly trapped in a waking nightmare, and Crystal Smith, a self-hating mother who torments her daughter to get even with her husband, Jim Smith, for a crime he never committed. Set in a southwest Fort Lauderdale slum, Jim Smith is in a desperate race against time to take his daughter away from her mother, whose cruelty and cunning intensify with each passing day. A nasty custody battle ensues; acts of violence occur; adultery is perpetrated; along with physical and sexual abuse of the child. 
And when it appears that Jim is in a winning position to gain full custody of Lena, Crystal's attorney, Anthony Russo, as cunning and ruthless as his client, plots with guardian ad litem Gary Pudaloff, to convince the judge to leave Lena in the hands of her mother and that Jim is the actual child abuser. Jim's attorney, Scott Armstrong, makes a lame attempt to help save Lena. 
Jim then considers kidnaping Lena to save her from the wrath of her mother but Lena refuses to abandon the cherished mother she loves and hates. As the abuse intensifies, Lena becomes even more determined to stay by her mother's side. Lena is confused and is tormented with tangled family loyalties; and with time, Crystal reveals to Lena's disbelief sadness, her own childhood trauma of sexual abuse.

Eyes of a Child

Literature & Fiction

Commonwealth Books

Lena Smith, an impoverished seven-year-old girl hopelessly trapped in a waking nightmare. A harsh custody battle with horrific charges of child abuse. A desperate father in a race against time to save his little girl from the wrath of a self-hating mother whose cruelty knows no boundaries. Acts of violence and adultery are commonplace. Lena is tormented with tangled family loyalties and with time, her mother reveals to Lena's disbelief and sadness, her own childhood trauma of sexual abuse. Acclaimed author James Haddad brilliantly depicts the manipulative, predatory behavior of a female child abuser in this heart-throbbing thriller.

UNKNO

Send Him an Angel

At seven, James Smith realizes his life is different than other boys his age. He lives in a rat-infested shack in a poverty-stricken slum with his mentally-deranged mother, crystal smith, who thrives on cruelty and hatred. He is subjected to verbal and physical attacks so often he believes this is the normal way of life. And just when he feels there is no hope left in life and his survival is remote, his mother informs him they are moving to the tiny island of St. Croix in the Caribbean to reunite with his long-lost father. The little boy is ecstatic he is embarking on a new life and believes his grief, misery, pain and torment are all in the past. But the nightmare is only beginning. . .

Literary

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