Man and Society

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Exploring the foundations of American criminal law, this book addresses critical questions about the nature of crime, the origins of lawmaking, and the influences shaping Western legal systems. It outlines the trial process for accused individuals, the law-making procedures in the U.S., and nuances such as trials in absentia and hearsay evidence exceptions. The detailed exposition provides clarity on how criminal law operates, making it an essential resource for understanding the legal framework in America.