New York Juvenile Delinquency Practice

An essential new tool for anyone who handles juvenile delinquency cases in New York courts, New York Juvenile Delinquency Practice offers a comprehensive review of both the leading and most recent cases in every major area of delinquency law complete with expert commentary and practical advice. This manual is an easy to use reference tool you'll look to again and again for quick and definitive guidance on this growing and important practice area.

New York Juvenile Delinquency Practice is also a complete reference tool in the following areas of adult criminal practice:
•   suppression of evidence, including statements, identifications and physical evidence
•   Rosario material and Brady material
•   impeachment of witnesses
•   admissibility of evidence of uncharged crimes
•   missing witness inference
•   witnesses under the age of twelve
•   sufficient establishment of physical injury
•   trial issues involving statement, identifications and physical evidence.