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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Former library book; May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good+. First Edition. 285 pp. Lightly rubbed on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Stephen Hickman. This anthology contains: Blood Music - a novelette by Greg Bear; Monster Hunt by Richard E. Geis; Nanotech and Nanominds by Arlan Andrews; Statesmen - a novelette by Poul Anderson; Dogged Persistence by Kevin J. Anderson; Contagion by Norm Hartman; Deep Safari - a novelette by Charles Sheffield; Bio/Nano/Tech by Gregory Benford; Park Rules by Jerry Oltion; Evaporation - a novelette by Dave Smeds; Nanoclaus by Kent Patterson; Hunter's Dawn by J. Steven York; The Gentle Seduction - a novelette by Marc Stiegler; K. Eric Drexler; John Cramer; and Elton Elliot. Blood Music by Greg Bear won the Nebula Award for best novelette in 1983 and the Hugo Awart in the same category in 1984. Stephen Hickman; (illustrator). Book.…

Soft cover. Condition: Fair. 1st Edition. First Printing, Dec. 1981 With Numberline On Copyright Page. Illustrated Covers, Some Wear And Creasing On Covers. 172 Pages Light Tanning, No Writing, Tight, Reading Copy. Dirty Harry Novel, #3 Murder Mystery Fiction (See Photos) (519O-Q).

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Delaware Legal Reform Blueprint - Volume 5Incarceration, Conditions of Confinement, Health Care, ADA Compliance, and Contractor SystemsVolume 5 exposes what happens after sentencing-and why incarceration has become one of the most expensive, harmful, and least accountable parts of Delaware's justice system.This volume is a comprehensive, evidence-driven examination of conditions inside Delaware correctional facilities, revealing how understaffing, inadequate health care, ADA failures, privatized services, and weak oversightgenerate predictable harm, unnecessary deaths, constitutional violations, and escalating long-term costs to the State.Unlike surface-level reports, Volume 5 follows the money, the incentives, and the accountability gaps-showing how policy choices translate into daily realities for incarcerated people, staff, families, and taxpayers.What This Volume Covers: - Conditions of ConfinementChronic overcrowding, unsafe housing units, sanitation failures, food deprivation dynamics, temperature extremes, and dignity violations-mapped to constitutional standards and real-world impacts.- Health Care & Mental Health SystemsDelayed treatment, staffing shortages, untreated chronic illness, suicide risk, medication disruptions, and systemic neglect-analyzed through clinical, legal, and cost lenses.- ADA & Disability Rights FailuresHow Delaware's facilities routinely fail to accommodate physical, cognitive, and mental disabilities-creating civil rights exposure, preventable injury, and legal liability.- Deaths in CustodyIndependent investigation standards, reporting failures, medical red flags, and how preventable deaths are obscured by fragmented oversight.- Private Contractors & Procurement IncentivesFood service, medical providers, commissary operations, telecommunications, and other vendors-examining profit incentives, monopolies, performance failures, and audit gaps.- Use of Force, Staffing, and Training DeficitsHow understaffing and inadequate training increase violence, burnout, injuries, and lawsuits-driving costs higher rather than improving safety.- Contraband, Informal Markets, and Enforcement EconomicsWhy contraband persists, how enforcement failures create underground economies, and how policy choices fuel the problem.- True Cost Per InmateA detailed breakdown of fixed vs. variable costs, including hidden health, litigation, disability, and post-release impacts-specific to Delaware.- Re-Entry Starts on Day OneWhy failure to plan for identification, benefits, medical continuity, and housing guarantees recidivism-and how to fix it.- Implementation RoadmapModel minimum standards, enforcement mechanisms, audit triggers, and metrics designed to prevent gaming and ensure sustained complianceWhat Makes Volume 5 Different: Monetizes harm instead of treating suffering as anecdotal Connects conditions health outcomes recidivism taxpayer cost Identifies who is responsible, where oversight fails, and how to fix it Written for lawmakers, judges, advocates, journalists, auditors, and impacted families Grounded in constitutional law, disability rights, public health, and fiscal analysisThis volume does not argue from ideology.It argues from evidence, accountability, and unavoidable math.Volume 5 makes one conclusion unavoidable: When incarceration systems are allowed to operate without transparency, standards, or accountability, they become cost multipliers-not safety solutions.This book shows < Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An ICE encounter can start in an ordinary moment and end with a loved one moved to a detention facility hundreds of miles away, with no appointed lawyer and no fixed date for anything to be resolved. This book is the most comprehensive treatise available on ICE and immigration enforcement as it actually operates in Delaware - the sourced, plain-spoken guide Delaware immigrants, families, and advocates need: the critical difference between an administrative warrant and a judicial warrant; what an ICE detainer actually is and is not, and how Delaware's own law limits it; mandatory detention, bond hearings, and how long ICE can legally hold someone; why there is no public defender in immigration court and how to find real, vetted representation instead of a fraud; asylum, withholding, and Convention Against Torture protection; U visas, T visas, VAWA self-petitions, DACA, TPS, and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status for children; the categorical-approach test - with binding Third Circuit case law - used to decide whether a Delaware conviction triggers removal; post-conviction relief for Padilla violations, naturalization risk, and international travel risk; the full appeals path from the Board of Immigration Appeals through the Third Circuit and federal habeas corpus; Delaware's own statutes on driving privilege cards, in-state tuition, professional licensing, and workplace rights regardless of status; and documented conditions inside ICE detention, including unaccompanied children and LGBTQ+ detainees. Every statute, case, and policy citation is sourced, and anywhere the law is genuinely unsettled or still changing - including DACA, TPS, and Delaware's pending detainer-cooperation bill - this book says so plainly rather than guessing.What's inside: 56 chapters across 14 parts: ICE enforcement basics, what happens at a Delaware arrest, detention and bond, the right-to-counsel gap, family separation and planning, constitutional protections and sensitive locations, Delaware's statutory landscape, resources/self-help, relief from removal (asylum/withholding/CAT), paths to lawful status (adjustment, U/T visas, VAWA, DACA, TPS), crimmigration and the categorical approach, the appeals and federal court process, Delaware state law touching immigration status, and conditions/special populations in detentionThe single most important distinction in this entire book, explained in full: administrative ICE warrants (Form I-200/I-205) versus judicial warrants, and what that means for your front doorDelaware's 287(g) ban (11 Del. C. Chapter 84B) reproduced in full, including the Camden incident that triggered itHouse Substitute 1 for House Bill 368 - Delaware's pending detainer-cooperation bill - explained with an honest, current caution that it was unsigned as this book went to printEighteen fully cited federal cases spanning the U.S. Supreme Court AND the Third Circuit Court of Appeals - Zadvydas v. Davis, Demore v. Kim, Jennings v. Rodriguez, Arizona v. United States, INS v. Lopez-Mendoza, Padilla v. Kentucky, Plyler v. Doe, Dia v. Ashcroft, Jean-Louis v. Attorney General, Valansi v. Ashcroft, Nugent v. Ashcroft, Popal v. Gonzales, Hoffman Plastic Compounds v. NLRB, and more - explained in plain English with practical translationA full treatment of asylum, withholding of removal, CAT protection, and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, plus U visas, T visas, VAWA self-petitions, DACA, and TPS, each with honest cautions where the underlying law is unsettled or actively changingThe categorical approach to aggravated felonies and crimes involving moral turpitude, a practical Delaware-charge risk map, Padilla post-conviction relief under Rule 61, naturalization/denaturalization risk, and international travel risk for green card and visa use, plus much more. T Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. As new condition black boards with gold spine lettering contained in a very good condition photographic dust jacket. Includes Author Dedication; Prologue; Epilogue; Author's Note and About the Author. A rear jacket publisher inflicted printing crease. All pages are in as new unmarked condition and the spine/binding is in exceedingly tight and square unread condition (see photographs). "The last, defining years in the life of John F. Kennedy, Jr., as seen by an editor who worked for him at George Magazine. At thirty-four, better known for his social life than his work as an assistant district attorney, John F. Kennedy, Jr., was still a man in search of his destiny. All that changed in 1995, when Kennedy launched George, a bold and irreverent magazine about American politics. Over the next four years, Kennedy's passionate commitment to the magazine - and to the ideals it stood for - transormed him. One witness to this transformation was Richard Blow, an editor and writer who joined George several months before the release of its first issue. During their four years together, Blow observed his boss rise to enormous challenges - starting a risky new business, managing the pressures that attend a high public profile, and beginning life as a married man. In American Son, with Blow as our guide, we see the many sides of Kennedy's personality: the rebel who fearlessly takes on politicians and pundits; the gentleman who sends gracious thank-you notes to his colleagues for their wedding gifts; the vulnerable son struggling under the weight of a mythic family legacy; the leader who stays true to his vision, no matter how difficult the circumstances. Simply and sympathetically, Richard Blow offers an affecting portrait of a complicated man at last coming into his own - sometimes gracefully, sometimes under siege, never without the burden of great expectations." - from the inner front jacket flap. Alloca, Dave (jacket photograph); Jaramillo, Raquel (jacket design); Hartman, Victoria (book design) (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An objection not made is a right not kept.Most criminal cases are not lost at trial. They are lost in the silence between questions. A prosecutor asks a leading question and nobody objects. A police officer repeats what an absent witness told him and nobody objects. A lab analyst who never touched the evidence reads someone else's report to the jury and nobody objects. Two years later an appellate court writes the sentence that ends the case: this claim was not preserved below.OBJECTION! is built to make sure those two words get said. Across two volumes it covers every objection a criminal defendant can make, from the moment of arrest through the appeal - organized so you can find the right one while the sentence you need to object to is still hanging in the air. Set in 13-point Arial, because this book gets read under bad courthouse lighting.HOW THE TWO VOLUMES DIVIDEThe set is split by what you are physically doing, not by the order the case happens in. VOLUME ONE - IN THE ROOM (Chapters 1-14 and 45-80) is what you say out loud: how an objection is preserved, objecting when a lawyer speaks for you, jury selection and Batson, the full evidentiary catalog, and objections to the prosecutor, the judge, and the courtroom itself. VOLUME TWO - ON THE RECORD (Chapters 15-44 and 81-110) is what you put on paper: vulnerable defendants and accommodations, search and interrogation, charging and bail and discovery, jury instructions and verdict, sentencing and supervision, appeal and collateral review, and representing yourself.Chapter numbers never repeat across the set, so every cross-reference works whichever volume you are holding. All six indexes appear IN FULL in BOTH volumes, with every entry tagged V1 or V2.WHAT IS INSIDE110 chapters across 12 Parts: arrest and search, interrogation, charging, bail, discovery, jury selection, every trial evidentiary objection, prosecutorial misconduct, jury instructions, verdict, sentencing, restitution, revocation, appeal, and collateral review.SIX separate indexes so you can enter the book from wherever you are standing: by objection name, by the phrase the prosecutor just said out loud, by what is happening to you in plain language, by rule number, by case name, and by keyword.A full Part on vulnerable defendants - competency, intellectual and developmental disability, mental illness and medication, deaf and blind defendants, limited English proficiency, juveniles, elderly defendants, low literacy, indigence, and shackling - plus a vulnerability note inside every objection entry in the book.16 fill-in forms, from the first letter to counsel through the notice of appeal.Tear-out Objection Quick-Cards at the back, findable by flipping.The exact words to say, in quotation marks, short enough to say standing up.Verbatim text of the Federal Rules of Evidence, the constitutional provisions, and the key Rules of Criminal Procedure, so you can check the book against the actual law.CURRENT THROUGH 2026Includes the 2023, 2024, and 2025 amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence - the rewritten Rule 702 expert standard, the new Rule 106 completeness provision, the new Rule 615(b), and brand-new Rule 107 on illustrative aids - plus the 2026 Supreme Court term: Pitchford v. Cain on the Batson rebuttal you are owed, Hunter v. United States on appeal waivers, Chatrie v. United States on geofence warrants, Ellingburg on restitution, Villarreal on talking to your lawyer while you are on the stand.Volume Two listing: "This is Volume Two of two. Volume One covers the objections you make out loud at trial, including the full evidentiary catalog. Each volume contains the complete index set, so either one will tell you where to look."</p Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An objection not made is a right not kept.Most criminal cases are not lost at trial. They are lost in the silence between questions. A prosecutor asks a leading question and nobody objects. A police officer repeats what an absent witness told him and nobody objects. A lab analyst who never touched the evidence reads someone else's report to the jury and nobody objects. Two years later an appellate court writes the sentence that ends the case: this claim was not preserved below.OBJECTION! is built to make sure those two words get said. Across two volumes it covers every objection a criminal defendant can make, from the moment of arrest through the appeal - organized so you can find the right one while the sentence you need to object to is still hanging in the air. Set in 13-point Arial, because this book gets read under bad courthouse lighting.HOW THE TWO VOLUMES DIVIDEThe set is split by what you are physically doing, not by the order the case happens in. VOLUME ONE - IN THE ROOM (Chapters 1-14 and 45-80) is what you say out loud: how an objection is preserved, objecting when a lawyer speaks for you, jury selection and Batson, the full evidentiary catalog, and objections to the prosecutor, the judge, and the courtroom itself. VOLUME TWO - ON THE RECORD (Chapters 15-44 and 81-110) is what you put on paper: vulnerable defendants and accommodations, search and interrogation, charging and bail and discovery, jury instructions and verdict, sentencing and supervision, appeal and collateral review, and representing yourself.Chapter numbers never repeat across the set, so every cross-reference works whichever volume you are holding. All six indexes appear IN FULL in BOTH volumes, with every entry tagged V1 or V2.WHAT IS INSIDE110 chapters across 12 Parts: arrest and search, interrogation, charging, bail, discovery, jury selection, every trial evidentiary objection, prosecutorial misconduct, jury instructions, verdict, sentencing, restitution, revocation, appeal, and collateral review.SIX separate indexes so you can enter the book from wherever you are standing: by objection name, by the phrase the prosecutor just said out loud, by what is happening to you in plain language, by rule number, by case name, and by keyword.A full Part on vulnerable defendants - competency, intellectual and developmental disability, mental illness and medication, deaf and blind defendants, limited English proficiency, juveniles, elderly defendants, low literacy, indigence, and shackling - plus a vulnerability note inside every objection entry in the book.16 fill-in forms, from the first letter to counsel through the notice of appeal.Tear-out Objection Quick-Cards at the back, findable by flipping.The exact words to say, in quotation marks, short enough to say standing up.Verbatim text of the Federal Rules of Evidence, the constitutional provisions, and the key Rules of Criminal Procedure, so you can check the book against the actual law.CURRENT THROUGH 2026Includes the 2023, 2024, and 2025 amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence - the rewritten Rule 702 expert standard, the new Rule 106 completeness provision, the new Rule 615(b), and brand-new Rule 107 on illustrative aids - plus the 2026 Supreme Court term: Pitchford v. Cain on the Batson rebuttal you are owed, Hunter v. United States on appeal waivers, Chatrie v. United States on geofence warrants, Ellingburg on restitution, Villarreal on talking to your lawyer while you are on the stand, and Pitts v. Mississippi on child-witness screens.Volume One listing: "This is Volume One of two. Volume Two covers pretrial motions, accommodations, sentencing, and appeal. Each volume contains the complete index set, so either one will tell you w Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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