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1. Oral history interview with Arthur L. Alarcon [1988]

Description
Book — iii, 382 leaves ; 28 cm.
Summary
Alarcon discusses his family background, education, experience in the military, post-secondary education, and activities, events, and issues during his tenure in the Edmund G. Brown, Sr., administration from 1961-1964, in particular those relating to narcotics, capital punishment, extradition, clemency, and law enforcement.
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SAL3 (off-campus storage)

2. California criminal evidence [1978]

Description
Book — ix, 614 p. ; 24 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

3. California criminal law [1977]

Description
Book — viii, 453 p. 23 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

4. California criminal evidence [1971]

Description
Book — ix, 626 p. 24 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

5. California criminal law [1970]

Description
Book — viii, 467 p. 24 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

6. California criminal procedure [1967]

Description
Book — x, 714 p. 23 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

7. California criminal evidence : including the complete text of the California Evidence Code [1966]

Description
Book — xi, 604, 101 p. ; 23 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

8. California criminal law. [1965]

Description
Book — 464 p.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

9. California criminal evidence [1964]

Description
Book — vi, 555 p. 23 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

10. California criminal procedure [1962]

Description
Book — lxxi, 624 p. ; 23 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

11. California criminal law [1961 - 1956]

Description
Book — viii, 445 p. ; 24 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

12. California jury instructions : misdemeanor (CALJIC) [1971]

Description
Book — xvii, 215 p. ; 27 cm.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

13. Latinos on the bench [videorecording] : where have we been, where are we going? : 1st annual Latino Judges Panel [2001]

Description
Video — 1 videocassette (93 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Summary
Latinos are a large, growing, and diverse minority with an increasing effect on American legal institutions. On this panel, six Latino federal judges discuss the historical context and future prospects for Latinos in the judiciary.
Online
Law Library (Crown)

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