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South Carolina Bar CLE

Catalog 2009-2010 Publications

Publications CLE publications are written by experienced South Carolina judges, attorneys and law professors. The wealth of practical knowledge shared by our authors makes these books unique, valuable sources of information for novice and seasoned practitioners alike.

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Administrative Law.......................... 1 Appellate Practice............................. 2 Bankruptcy Law................................ 2 Consumer Law.................................. 2 Corporate and Business Law........... 3 Criminal Law..................................... 3 Elder Law.......................................... 7 Environmental Law.......................... 7 Evidence............................................ 8 Family Law........................................ 9 Government Law............................ 13 Health Law...................................... 14 Insurance......................................... 15 Labor & Employment..................... 15 Legal Ethics..................................... 16 Legal Writing................................... 16 Practice and Procedure.................. 17 Probate & Estate Planning............. 25 Real Estate...................................... 27 Tax Law........................................... 29 Technology...................................... 29 Torts................................................. 30 Workers’ Compensation................ 30 Books That Inspire.......................... 31

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S o u t h C ar ol in a B ar -CLE 2009-2010 P ub l ic at ion s

A dministrative L aw

South Carolina Administrative Practice and Procedure, Second Edition

Edited by Randolph R. Lowell

A dministrative law in South Carolina has undergone radical and pervasive changes in the last twenty years. Not only has the body of case law dramatically increased, state agency regulatory schemes have grown, due process standards have been more clearly defined, and administrative procedures have become more formal and consistent.

Perhaps the most important development in state administrative practice and procedure over the last two decades has been the creation and expansion of the Administrative Law Court.

A dministrative law touches practically all facets of everyday life and everyday law practice. It provides the framework by which state government administers service, policy, licensing and permitting, and taxation programs. Administrative law regulates telephone and power rates, determines taxes and rates, protects air and water from pollution, oversees and controls the availability of and access to healthcare services for many of our citizens, sets insurance rates, controls the sale and distribution of intoxicants, enforces health and sanitation standards on restaurants, sets policy for and controls property use, regulates workplace safety, and performs a host of other functions that affect virtually every segment of everyday society.

The revised Second Edition of this book has been totally updated since publication of the First Edition. Now available in hardcover, this valuable and important book covers every major aspect of administrative practice and procedure in this state in a scholarly and practical way.

2008 Edition

#414

$95.00

The Regulation of Alcoholic Beverages in South Carolina The Honorable John D. Geathers Justin R. Werner

South Carolina’s regulation of the manufacture, distribution, and sale of alcoholic beverages does not solely affect the liquor industry, but touches upon the operations of countless businesses that engage in the commerce of alcoholic beverages in some way, from retail businesses such as grocery stores and convenience markets to hospitality businesses such as restaurants and hotels. And, beyond the licensed businesses, these laws have implications not only for those individuals who seek to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages, but also for any person who might be affected by the operations of a licensed business, including nearby residents, members of a local church, or parents of children who attend a nearby school. Yet, despite the importance of this regulatory scheme to so many facets of life in South Carolina, the state’s regulation of alcoholic beverages remains somewhat enigmatic, found in a tangle of statutory and regulatory provisions that are rife with confusing nuances and confounding euphemisms.

The Regulation of Alcoholic Beverages in South Carolina is a comprehensive legal treatise that demystifies this administrative regulatory scheme for both the practitioner and the layperson alike. The treatise provides a scholarly, yet practical, treatment of South Carolina’s regulation of alcoholic beverages that, among other things, describes the basic federal, state, and local legal framework under which these beverages are regulated, details the various types of permits and licenses that are required to engage in the commerce of alcoholic beverages, and delineates the process of applying for those permits and licenses with the South Carolina Department of Revenue, and, if necessary, litigating matters related to those permits and licenses before the South Carolina Administrative Law Court.

This rich treatise is heavily annotated and meticulously researched and will provide both the practicing attorney and layperson with a valuable resource when seeking to understand the complexities of South Carolina’s regulation of alcoholic beverages.

2007 Edition

#724

$75.00 1

A ppellate P ractice Appellate Practice in South Carolina, Second Edition Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal Shahin Vafai Robert A. Muckenfuss

Appellate Practice in South Carolina, Second Edition answers such questions as: How are arguments preserved at trial for appeal?

What orders are immediately appealable? How are appeals made to the circuit courts? What is the process for administrative appeals?

Repeatedly cited by South Carolina’s appellate courts, and fully updated through March 2002, Appellate Practice in South Carolina, Second Edition contains hundreds of citations and covers every important development in South Carolina appellate practice since publication of the First Edition. Appellate Practice in South Carolina, Second Edition is not only a vital handbook for the novice appellate practitioner, but also a strategy guide for the experienced attorney. The insights shared in this important book can make the difference between affirmance or reversal on appeal.

2002 Edition

#480

$125.00

B ankruptcy L aw The South Carolina Bankruptcy Practice Manual, Second Edition Jan M. Baker C. Jennalyn Dalrymple Lydia A. Eloff

This extraordinary manual covers every major aspect of bankruptcy practice in the District of South Carolina with an organized, scholarly, and practical approach to this complex and challenging area of the law.

The South Carolina Bankruptcy Practice Manual, Second Edition discusses the basic tenets of the United States Bankruptcy Code and supplements those discussions with helpful “practice tips” specifically tailored for practice in South Carolina.

This incredible “how-to” manual includes a userfriendly CD containing the entire book with hypertext links to the official District of South Carolina Bankruptcy forms - virtually every form you will ever need in Bankruptcy Court in the District of South 2

Carolina. Whether you represent debtors or creditors, this powerful and easy-to-use CD will save you time and money in completing and filing your client’s paperwork.

2008 Edition

#403

$75.00

[Note: This book may not be returned.]

C onsumer L aw The South Carolina Consumer Protection Code, Fourth Edition and 2009 Cumulative Supplement Kathleen G. Smith

The South Carolina Consumer Protection C o d e , Fo u rt h E d i t i o n , h a s l e g i s l a t i v e a n d regulatory changes through 20 01, as well as providing analysis of legislation and Federal and State appellate cases interpreting the Code.

The Fourth Edition has been updated with a 2009 Cumulative Supplement. The South Carolina General Assembly amended the Consumer Protection Code at the end of the 2009 session by adding a new Chapter 22 titled “Mortgage Lending” as part of the South Carolina Mortgage Lending Act. The new chapter provides for licensing of mortgage lenders and mortgage originators to conform to the federal Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act of 2008 (the “S.A.F.E. Act”). Other changes include amended regulations under Chapter 7, the Consumer Credit Counseling Act, and withdrawal of a declaratory ruling.

The 2009 Cumulative Supplement contains earlier changes as well, including Chapter 20 titled “Consumer Identity Theft Protection,” Chapter 23 titled “High-Cost and Consumer Home Loans,” a provision regulating title lending, sections requiring manufactured home disclosures, amended delinquency charge sections, changes to Chapter 6 involving Consumer Advocacy, changes in procedure involving the Administrative Law Court, amendments affecting discount medical plan organizations, and changes in dollar amounts effective July 1, 2008.

Whether you represent creditors or debtors, or you are a member of the regulated community, you need this practical and handy hardcover reference manual.

2004 Edition with 2009 Supplement 2009 Cumulative Supplement only

#528 #528S

$110.00 $ 30.00

C orporate & B usiness L aw South Carolina Corporate Practice Manual, Second Edition Professor Gregory B. Adams Professor James R. Burkhard Joseph D. Clark Sherwood M. Cleveland Professor Brant J. Hellwig David A. Merline Jr.

South Carolina Nonprofit Corporate Practice Manual Burnet R. Maybank III Jeanne M. Born Glenice B. Pearson

Professor James R. Burkhard A. O’Neil Rashley Jr.

The South Carolina Corporate Practice Manual, Second Edition is a comprehensive and practical handbook designed for both the general practitioner and corporate specialist. This handy resource tracks the entire process of forming and operating most types of corporate entities.

Fully updated since the First Edition, the book includes practical instructions on advising clients about selecting the correct corporate entity, choosing and protecting the corporate name, corporate finance and control, and securities. Model articles, bylaws, resolutions, minutes, and other forms are included on CD.

The South Carolina Nonprofit Corporate Practice Manual is a practical and authoritative resource - the only one of its kind in South Carolina. It contains twenty-five chapters covering virtually every aspect of nonprofit corporate practice in South Carolina.

This amazing resource will serve you not only as a reliable research guide, but it will also provide you with valuable sample forms on CD. Sample forms on the CD include: Bylaws for Nonprofits With and Without Members; Minutes of the Organizational Meeting; Certificate of Action taken by Written Consent of Directors/Incorporators; and, a Plan of Indemnification. If you serve on the board of a nonprofit, or advise or represent nonprofits, this book is one you cannot afford to miss!

2005 Edition

2007 Edition

#419

$150.00

South Carolina Limited Liability Companies & Limited Liability Partnerships, Third Edition Scott Y. Barnes Professor James R. Burkhard Richard C. Handel Professor Martin C. McWilliams Jr. Burnet R. Maybank III David A. Merline Jr.

South Carolina Limited Liability Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships, Third Edition takes a hands-on, how-to approach to forming and operating LLCs and LLPs. You will get practical insights on choosing, forming, and operating limited liability entities, valuable analysis of tax and securities issues, and most importantly, practical, easy-to-follow instructions and sample forms for preparing South Carolina LLC and LLP operating agreements.

T he Third Edition contains LLC operating agreements, all of the Secretary of State Official LLC forms and revisions of practically every chapter since the Second Edition. Best of all, your Third Edition entitles you to receive, at no extra charge, a CD containing every operating agreement and form found in the book.

2000 Edition

#686

$125.00

#717

$80.00

C riminal L aw Computer and Intellectual Property Crimes E. Bart Daniel Matthew R. Hubbell Miller W. Shealy Jr.

This powerful publication, Computer and Intellectual Property Crimes, was written in response to the explosive legislative changes which took place and the increased law enforcement effort in the form of aggressive government techniques such as wiretaps, search warrants and grand jury investigations.This practical, scholarly, and authoritative volume addresses multiagency investigations, newly enacted statutes, and federal and state prosecutions.

T he authors expertly and comprehensively analyze the wide spectrum of issues which arise in the computer and intellectual property criminal arena.

They also provide Web site listings ranging from the Department of Justice, Computer Crimes and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS), to the South continued on page 4 . . .

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Computer and Intellectual Property Crimes . . . continued from page 3

Carolina Computer Crime Center (which has been hailed by F.B.I. Director Robert Mueller as a stateof-the-art model for other computer crime centers throughout the country). These sites contain helpful information, serve as starting points for research and referral, and include links to dozens of related sites touching virtually every aspect of computer and intellectual property law that a practitioner might find useful.

2003 Edition

#411

$65.00

Drug Litigation in South Carolina, Third Edition Melanie McCulley Yenovkian

Drug Litigation in South Carolina, Third Edition is a comprehensive treatise analyzing South Carolina drug crimes and related issues in a scholarly, balanced, and practical manner. For the Third Edition, author Melanie McCulley Yenovkian added Chapter 11 on “Relevant Statutory Provisions.” With over 100 pages of additional material, this book covers virtually every aspect of South Carolina drug prosecution and defense with analysis of the statutory and case law changes that have occurred since publication of the Second Edition in 2003.

The heavily annotated Third Edition contains a survey of Fourth Amendment search and seizure jurisprudence, as well as in-depth coverage of the substantive law of controlled substance offenses as set forth in Title 44 of the South Carolina Code and as interpreted by the South Carolina appellate courts.

Related statutory provisions are also addressed.

Helpful “Practice Tips,” including rules of law, reversible error, and PCR flags preface each chapter.

Statutory provisions relevant to controlled substance litigation are included as appendices. The practical appendices also include the SC Drug Code, SC Rules of Criminal Procedure, SLED Regulations, the State Grand Jury System, PTI, the Youthful Offender Act, a schedule of common controlled substances, and sentencing charts sorted by offense section, offense name and classification. This indispensable volume also includes a convenient Table of Authorities and an index.

2009 Edition

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#670

$70.00

Handling Traffic Cases in South Carolina, Fourth Edition Ronnie M. Cole and James B. Huff

Handling Traffic Cases in South Carolina, Fourth Edition, is a comprehensive resource that has been fully updated and revised since publication of the Third Edition. The Fourth Edition includes a new chapter on Driving With an Unlawful Alcohol Concentration (DUAC), and is South Carolina’s most complete reference for issues LD that can arise in the prosecution and defenseSO of aTtraffic related case in Magistrate’s or General Sessions Court. This book OU was written by a talented and experienced team of prosecutors, defense attorneys, representatives of SLED, and experts in the fields of toxicology and drug and alcohol testing. Included in this important book is a wealth of information and advice including sample pleadings, direct and cross-examination questions, and jury charges, as well as SLED forms and policies, case and statutory analysis, and statutory changes.

2005 Edition

#662

$85.00

[Note: Limited quantity available.]

South Carolina Crimes: Elements and Defenses Miller W. Shealy Jr. Margaret M. Lawton

This book is designed with the practitioner of criminal law — the defense attorney and prosecutor — in mind. It provides an overview of all major South Carolina crimes and breaks them down into their basic elements.

Key terms are defined and conflicts in case law are identified. The same procedure is used for defenses to criminal conduct, such as self-defense, insanity, and the like. The practitioner will be able to reference a particular crime, quickly determine the elements necessary for proving the offense, determine the defenses available, the possible sentence, and the meaning of key terms used in the definition of the crime. Detailed footnotes are provided for further research and study. The book will be extremely valuable for those who want a quick and easy-to-use reference book.

With each book purchase you will receive a 2009 Supplement. This Supplement includes case law updates through July 14, 2009; an additional Chapter on Narcotics; Self Defense Instructions; and,

a Drug Sentencing Chart. The Supplement has an adhesive backing so that it may be placed inside the back cover of the main text.

2009 Edition

#732

$65.00

South Carolina Criminal Offenses and Penalties, 2005 Edition Douglas S. Strickler

South Carolina Criminal Offenses and Penalties-2005 includes all legislative changes through the 2004 legislative session. This extremely popular reference puts at your fingertips the citation and sentence for every South Carolina criminal offense from A to Z. This handy and inexpensive index of South Carolina criminal offenses and penalties has become the standard reference for both attorneys and law enforcement officers. Added for the 2005 Edition are references to the CDR code for every offense to which a code number has been assigned, notations as to those offenses that may be disposed of in Transfer Court, and notations as to those offenses that require a contribution to the DNA database.

D The Pocket Edition contains N Call classified offenses O and exempt felonies B ofLEthe classified offenses, as A L well as all offenses found I LYin Title 16 and all lesser ON AVA offenses degrees of classified as specified in the 1994 Crime Classification Act. Other selected offenses are included.The Pocket Edition also gives you two ways to search -- alphabetically and by Code Section.

The comprehensive All Offenses Edition, listing every South Carolina criminal offense and penalty arranged sequentially by Code section, is available on CD only. User friendly with a valuable keyword and code section search feature, you will be able to find what you need quickly and efficiently.

2005 All Offenses on CD

#448A

$45.00

[This CD may not be returned.]

South Carolina Drug Case Tool Kit Ronnie M. Cole John D. Newkirk Michael O. Hallman

The South Carolina Drug Case Tool Kit serves as a “go to” guide for criminal law practitioners, assisting

both the prosecution and defense.The Drug Case Tool Kit was designed to help attorneys in this practice area strengthen their skills and learn what to look for in handling drug cases in South Carolina. This is a short concise manual with an easy-to-use tabbing system so that you can quickly and easily locate your area of interest.

The Tool Kit includes 14 separate sections outlining areas such as drug analysis, Is It a Meth Lab?, indicators of trafficking, search and seizure (included are lesson plans for law enforcement officers from the Criminal Justice Academy), drug indicators and places of concealment (person and vehicle), Ten Codes, a sample of direct and cross examination from a case involving a drug dog, sample radio call logs, drug penalties, and chain of custody. Also included are three checklists: a discovery checklist, a voir dire checklist, and a jury checklist.

2009 Edition

#671

$55.00

South Carolina Post-Conviction Relief Manual, Second Edition Ashley A. McMahan

So y o u ’v e b e e n appointed, now what?

Where do you start? What are the rules, the procedure?

What is the law? Is PCR really in your client’s best interest?

The South Carolina Post-Conviction Relief Manual, Second Edition, by Ashley A. McMahan of the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office, can help guide you through the PCR process step by step. The Second Edition has been totally updated and revised since publication of the First Edition. This Manual is a helpful and practical resource covering such topics as persons eligible to file a PCR application; remedies available; returns and motions; appointment of counsel; hearings; summary dismissal; general claims and allegations; and, orders of dismissal and appeals of PCRs. New for the Second Edition, Ms. McMahan added sample forms to include: a PCR application, a subpoena, an indictment, a sentencing sheet, a notice of appeal, and a Form 4 Order. If you are on the civil appointment list, you need this book.

2008 Edition

#440

$35.00

[Visit the Publications Store for the 2009 Supplement.]

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South Carolina Requests to Charge - Criminal The Honorable Ralph King Anderson Jr.

This publication is a comprehensive, scholarly, and eminently practical book for use in the General Sessions venue.

South Carolina Requests to Charge – Criminal includes numerous chapters and a multitude of individual charges covering all the major criminal offenses in South Carolina. This incredible volume, which took over two years to research, compose, and edit, includes a complete index for easy access to all charges and issues. And best of all, every single substantive charge is supported by numerous citations to pertinent South Carolina authority.

Each purchase of the hardcover text will automatically include the entire text on a CD. This will allow you to perform a keyword search and copy and paste any charge into your own documents, database, and/or e-mails.

Judge Ralph King Anderson Jr. has produced a volume that no South Carolina lawyer should be without. If you are going to try a case in General Sessions, you simply cannot afford to be without this book.

2007 Edition

#476CR

$125.00

[Note: This book may not be returned.]

The Criminal Law of South Carolina, Fifth Edition Prof. William Shepard McAninch W. Gaston Fairey Lesley M. Coggiola

S ince the publication of the First Edition of this book, South Carolina’s criminal law has undergone substantial change by both the legislature and the judiciary. The Fifth Edition not only reflects the changes in the law, but also includes an enlarged table of contents, a summary of contents, a thorough index, and comprehensive tables of cases and statutes.

The Fifth Edition contains research current through December 31, 2006, and includes expert coverage and analysis of every important aspect of criminal law in South Carolina.

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Extensively relied on by Bench and Bar, The Criminal Law of South Carolina has been the standard reference on criminal law and has been cited in numerous reported decisions of the Supreme Court of South Carolina and the South Carolina Court of Appeals.

W hether you prosecute or defend cases in General Sessions Court, The Criminal Law of South Carolina, Fifth Edition, should be your first stop and your constant companion through the intricate and complex web of criminal law in this state.

2008 Edition

#514

$150.00

The South Carolina Capital Trial, Second Edition The Honorable Gary E. Clary The Honorable Walter M. Bailey Jr.

Fully updated since publication of the First Edition in 2001, this important book is a comprehensive resource that contains an analysis of the law governing the trial of capital cases in South Carolina.

The 2009 edition includes the most relevant substantive legal issues particular to the guilt and penalty phases of a capital trial, forms and pleadings and jury instructions. This book was prepared by former Circuit Court Judge Gary E. Clary and former First Circuit Solicitor Walter M. Bailey, Jr., as a primary resource for Circuit Court judges and has been used by judges, solicitors and defense lawyers who try these cases in South Carolina Circuit Court.

2009 Edition

#775

$70.00

E nvironmental L aw

E lder L aw South Carolina Elder Law: A Practice Manual, Third Edition

Environmental Crimes and Corporate Liability, Second Edition

Franchelle C. Millender

E. Bart Daniel John S. Simmons John W. McIntosh

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Do you have clients who need advice about how to qualify for Medicaid or have been denied Medicaid benefits?

Do any of your clients need direction in choosing a nursing home facility for a family member?

Do you need easy access to the latest information about wills, trusts, powers of attorney or the estate planning process?

As the population ages, more and more attorneys face these and other issues vital to older clients and family members caring for older relatives. South Carolina Elder Law, Third Edition is a guide for every attorney who advises older clients. It is a comprehensive, practical resource that answers the most frequently asked questions about these complex issues. The Third Edition contains nine chapters covering issues such as estate planning, social security, Medicare, long-term health care, Medicaid, nursing home care, guardianships and conservatorships, and the right to refuse medical care.

This Manual will serve you not only as a reliable guide, but it will also provide you with 15 sample forms on CD. Sample forms found on the CD include: a representation agreement, client information sheet, simple will, long-term planning questionnaire, court created special needs trust, income trust, statutory durable power of attorney for health care, declaration of desire for a natural death, and a do not resuscitate order. There is also an Appendix of resources for the elderly.

2007 Edition

#541

$100.00

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The South Carolina Bar has a 30-day return policy on most publications. Software, forms on CD and books on CD may not be returned unless they are defective.

This book is a primer and ready reference for prosecutors and private practitioners alike. Written by the foremost practitioners in the prosecution and defense of environmental crimes in South Carolina, it is a scholarly yet practical overview of both Federal and South Carolina statutes, regulations, case law, policies, and procedures. Since the First Edition, information on the Internet has become plentiful.

With that in mind, this Second Edition lists some 22 Web sites related to environmental law issues for easy reference.

1999 Edition

#650

$60.00

Environmental Law in South Carolina, Second Edition Bradford W. Wyche and Samuel L. Finklea III Contributing authors

Phillip L. Conner

Eugene C. McCall Jr.

W. Marshall Taylor Jr.

Buford S. Mabry Jr. Mary D. Shahid

Whether you practice in the public or private sector, whether you handle administrative, personal injury, property damage, insurance or construction litigation, whether you concentrate on real estate closings or litigation (residential or commercial), or whether you represent businesses or individuals, Environmental Law in South Carolina, Second Edition is a resource you need. Written and edited by some of South Carolina’s preeminent environmental law practitioners representing government, business, academics, plaintiffs and defendants, this practical, easy-to-understand manual takes the mystery out of this complex and pervasive area of law. The authors have gone to great pains to distill the essence of South Carolina environmental law and present it in such a way that every South Carolina practitioner will find this book useful, practical and easy to read and understand. With the purchase of this publication, you will receive a 2006 Supplement updating sections of Chapter 8: Administrative Practice and Procedure.

2006 Edition

#760

$75.00 7

E vidence Credibility and Character Evidence History, Policy, and Procedure 2003 Edition and 2006 Supplement E. Warren MoĂŻse

Credibility and Character Evidence - History, Policy and Procedure, first published in 2003, has a 2006 Cumulative Supplement, which is updated through May 2006.

This important set includes not only a thorough, scholarly, and practical treatment of South Carolina law regarding impeachment and character evidence, but it is also the most comprehensive book offered LDlaw in the Fourth Circuit.

O anywhere on evidence S UT and literally thousands With more than 1,050Opages, of annotations, Credibility and Character Evidence provides the kind of practical advice you need on both common and complex trial issues, as well as helpful historical background on the underlying policy issues you need to understand in order to win in either state or federal court.

Each volume is separately indexed for easy reference, and the appendices include the complete text of the Federal and S.C. Rules of Evidence, advisory committee notes, and staff notes.

2003 Edition with 2006 Supplement

#641

2006 Cumulative Supplement only

#641S $ 25.00

$125.00

South Carolina Evidence Handbook Annotated, Sixth Edition Justin S. Kahn

Want the easiest and fastest way to look up the evidence rules, relevant cases and statutes in one place? Do you need to see the differences between the federal and state rules of evidence? Then, there's one book you need.

South Carolina Evidence Handbook Annotated, Sixth Edition is the perfect handbook for your evidence question. This valuable resource contains an impressive collection of evidence cases and provides the practitioner with a visual comparison between the state and federal rules of evidence.

There is no better evidence book for you to use in trial or to write a brief!

Like Justin S. Kahn’s celebrated South Carolina Rules of Procedure Annotated, this handbook of practical information puts - at your fingertips - the rules, relevant case law, and statutes related to the evidence in South Carolina. With more than 300 pages, this indispensable book includes the full text of the South Carolina Rules of Evidence (with official comments), hundreds of annotations current through April 2010, a visual comparison of the South Carolina Rules of Evidence and the Federal Rules of Evidence, selected South Carolina evidentiary statutes, and selected South Carolina constitutional provisions.

Whether you are in trial, preparing for trial, writing a brief, you simply cannot afford to be without this handy and practical one-stop guide to evidence law in South Carolina. Before you argue or write your next brief, consult this book.

This book is offered with South Caroline Rules of Procedure Annotated 2010, by Justin S. Kahn, for a discount price.

2010 Edition

#597

$60.00

Combo

#597

$110.00

#557

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F amily L aw Child Support: Representing the Non-Custodial Parent NEW

Robert W. Rushing Jr.

Child Support: Representing the Non-Custodial Parent is the first book of its kind, addressing arguably the most prolific area of family court litigation. With today’s current economic climate, it would be nearly impossible to find a practicing family law attorney without a substantial number of clients who have needs in this area. Certainly there is an abundance of information and assistance to the custodial parent attempting to collect child support; unfortunately resources are limited for the non-custodial parent.

This book was created to help those representing the non-custodial parent and is intended as a guide to help you and your client through the negotiation as well as the litigation process. It addresses the issues of paternity testing, including the constitutional right to demand the test. It also discusses the process by which a child support order is established, including information about how child support is calculated, and what financial information must be presented to the court. Lastly the book examines the long term management of a child support obligation.

Since child support is usually paid for many years; it is common to expect numerous hearings, even in the best case scenario. An understanding of how to request a reduction in the payment, an emergency suspension of the obligation and how to end the obligation is essential. The book also contains a glossary, which provides a summary of each state’s law on child support and parentage.

2009 Edition

#736

$40.00

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Lawyers’ Valuations and Accounting Desk Book Raymond E. McKay Jr.

Lawyers’ Valuations and Accounting Desk Book, is a “sequel” to Business Valuations for Lawyers, published by the South Carolina Bar a number of years ago.

The idea was to not only update the previous book from a technical standpoint, but to take an easier approach to a subject that has probably been treated in most books with more mystery than necessary. In addition, the scope was broadened to include two chapters related to divorce valuations, including retirement plans and employee stock options, along with an overview and tutorial of financial statements and basic accounting concepts.

The theme is simplicity. This is a book for practicing lawyers looking for a basic handle on the subjects covered, not for experienced business valuers interested in esoteric nuances. It is more than a primer, but considerably less than an exhaustive treatise on the subjects covered. It is intended to provide basic, but long-lasting, assistance to the lawyer needing a quick-study of the topics.

2008 Edition

#455

$45.00

Marital Litigation in South Carolina Substantive Law, Third Edition and 2006/2007 Cumulative Supplement Professor Roy T. Stuckey

This exceptional treatise, the “bible” for South Carolina domestic relations practitioners and judges, provides comprehensive analysis of every major aspect of the family law of this state. The 2006/2007 Cumulative Supplement includes legislation and cases decided through March 26, 2007.

An outstanding resource, the book is arranged in well-organized, clearly delineated chapters and sections. The narrative style is clean and straightforward, with a very practical point of view.

It includes background and “historical perspective” on the statutory and case law developments and the nuances involved in the issues, but the primary focus is on the current law. Professor Stuckey offers valuable analysis regarding several important areas of marital law where there is no clear precedent or authority, or where practices might be inconsistent from one part of the state to another. continued on page 10 . . .

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South Carolina Family Court Handbook 2009

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Edited by family law practitioner Sandra R. Parise, the South Carolina Family Court Handbook is a collection of all the essential information any judge or attorney will want at his or her fingertips for practice in Family Court. Current through the 2009 legislative session, it includes compilations of the complete text of statutes dealing with all family law matters, including divorce, custody, child and spousal support, and juvenile delinquency. It also includes statutory conversion charts (from Title 20 to the new Title 63, and from the new Title 63 to the former Title 20). Additional statutes dealing with special issues related to the practice are also included.

You will also find the Rules of Practice for Family Court, along with the Rules of Civil Procedure, the Rules of Evidence, selected Appellate Court Rules and Administrative Orders pertaining to family court matters, the 2006 Child Support Guidelines (instructions and tables), and the most up-to-date rules for mediation in Family Court. A convenient list of Family Court Judges, their assistants and court reporters, as well as useful information for filings with Clerks of Court statewide, is also included.

This valuable tool, in print for over ten years, is a new edition that remains in a soft cover format, making it convenient for use in the courtroom as well as your office.

Marital Litigation incorporates the most important cases, statutes and common law rules.

Since the Second Edition, the chapters on agreements and attorneys’ fees were thoroughly rewritten and reorganized. Substantial changes were also made to the chapters on alimony, child support, child custody, visitation, and jurisdiction.

2001 Edition with 2006/2007 Cumulative Supplement 2006/2007 Cumulative Supplement only

#691

$135.00

#691S

$ 35.00

Marriage and Divorce Law in South Carolina--A Layperson’s Guide, Third Edition Professor Roy T. Stuckey

Professor Roy T. Stuckey, author of Marital Litigation in SC Substantive Law, Third Edition, has distilled this important work down to its essence and has added coverage of additional topics of interest to clients. The result is a concise, authoritative, and understandable resource for laypersons on virtually every aspect of marriage and divorce law in South Carolina. This handy, inexpensive softcover guide covers nearly every important Family Law issue including South Carolina’s laws on marriage, domestic violence, separation, divorce, division of property, alimony, visitation, bankruptcy, custody and support, and everything in between. There is even a chapter about hiring and working with an attorney.

Some of South Carolina’s most well-respected family law practitioners reviewed this book and without exception, they agree it is a welcome resource for every lawyer who advises or represents clients about marriage and divorce. Written especially for the layperson, it answers in everyday terminology the most frequently asked questions your clients will have. This book is designed to be a complement to legal services, not a replacement for them. It promises to be one of the most valuable and important resources you will ever buy for your clients.

2008 Edition #420

$20.00 $10.00 (5 or more)

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Edited by Sandra R. Parise

2009 Edition

#617

$85.00

South Carolina Family Lawyer's Toolkit, Second Edition NEW Updated by the 2008-2009 SC Bar Family Law Section Council

The South Carolina Family Lawyer's Toolkit, Second Edition is just what its name implies: a practical handbook containing a quick reference for the family law trial attorney.This Toolkit was designed by and for the busy practitioner. It is short and concise with each set of trial questions contained on easy-toread single pages so that you can focus on listening to your witness − not on flipping pages to find your next question.

Fully updated since the first edition, the Family Lawyer's Toolkit, contains a guide to non-testimonial trial objections, evidentiary objections, evidentiary foundations and the expert opinion witness rule,

adoption hearings, name change hearings and expanded material on direct and cross examination.

As an added bonus, each book purchase comes with the complete text on CD. 2010 Edition (with CD)

#618

$ 90.00

South Carolina Juvenile Law Resource Manual Kathryn Barton L. Michelle Dhunjushah William J. Mathias Blanche Q. Richey Andrea E. White

ng mi Co oon S

Children have special needs and are treated differently than adults by the court system. South Carolina Juvenile Law Resource Manual is a practical tool that will help the practitioner understand representing juveniles in Family Court. This nuts and bolts resource contains a brief history of juvenile law, and then guides you through the family court process.

Author Blanche Richey describes and explains the family court procedure from the filing of the petition, taking into custody, detention, intake, diversion programs, waiver, adjudication, parole, and right to appeal. She even covers expungement of a child’s record. Andrea White addresses the impact of unconventional juvenile behavior on today’s educational system. She thoroughly covers topics such as suspensions, expulsions, alternative schools, searches and seizures in public schools, school resource officers and law enforcement on school grounds, “suspicion less” searches, and confidentiality of student records. All educational topics discussed are backed by cites to SC statutes and case law. Kathryn Barton’s material explores alternatives to juvenile court through the use of community arbitration programs.

Since 1990, Ms. Barton has served as the Community Arbitration Program Director for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit (Lexington, Saluda, Edgefield, and McCormick counties). She focuses on the history of the Community Juvenile Arbitration program and outlines the “South Carolina Juvenile Arbitration Guidelines.”

Ms. Barton’s material describes the program’s purpose with a detailed description. It also covers the eligibility of participants, referrals, arbitration hearing conditions, dispositions, community service/restitution, case closure, dismissals, and eligibility and training requirements of arbitrators.

With over 7,000 South Carolina children in foster care the material on this topic is the longest and most detailed chapter of the book. This chapter begins describing the various ways a child can enter the foster care system – from emergency protective custody (EPC), to court order, voluntary placement or through the Safe Havens Act. It also explains and clarifies the different types of foster care placements, outlines mandated reporters of child abuse, discusses the Central Registry of Child Abuse and Neglect and the Foster Care Review Board, reviews family court procedures and hearings, and much more.

The role of the Guardian ad Litem is also discussed.

And for the lay Guardian ad Litem or the family law practitioner this chapter also includes a handy section on definitions (agency and legal concepts), abbreviations and acronyms, and frequently cited and referenced statutes.

2009 Edition

#712

$65.00

Substantive Law of Child Custody, Second Edition The Honorable Timothy L. Brown

The Substantive Law of Child Custody, Second Edition (formerly titled South Carolina Child Custody Resource Guide) by the Honorable Timothy L. Brown, former Family Court Judge for theThirteenth Judicial Circuit, is a practical, comprehensive and scholarly resource for every South Carolina child custody question imaginable. Updated through August 2006, the Substantive Law of Child Custody, Second Edition analyzes the area of child custody from jurisdiction to custody determination, to joint custody, to visitation.

Every single statutory and case law custody factor is separately listed and discussed, with full annotations and pinpoint citations. The book also covers matters fundamental to all litigation by addressing due process, in personam jurisdiction and service of process.

Fully automated, the electronic version of this book includes hypertext links to well over 2,000 pages.This includes the full text of every statute, rule and case cited, allowing for a stand-alone research tool. This publication is a unique resource that will save you time and money, providing an indispensable reference covering this critically important area of family law practice.

2006 Edition

#250

$115.00

[Note: This book may not be returned.]

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Traxler’s Family Law Software Traxler’s Child Support Calculator 2006, Version 1.0, is a simple, easy-to-use program that calculates child support pursuant to the 2006 South Carolina DSS Child Support Guidelines, effective as of June 23, 2006.

Software Program Highlights include: ◊ Accurate calculations ◊ User friendly ◊ Provided to all SC Family Court Judges ◊ Operates off of one screen, regardless of whether you are calculating support for sole custody, split custody, or shared parenting ◊ Allows the user to take the flat 25% child care tax credit or to estimate the actual credit based upon the parent’s income and exemptions. More importantly, the program recognizes the IRS limit on the amount of child care expense you can take the credit on ($250 for 1 child, $500 for 2 or more) ◊ Easy export to Word For existing users of this program, an updated printing function can be downloaded at www.traxlersoftware. com/CS2006download 2006 Edition

#210CS

$150.00

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◊ Calculation of child support payable by the non-custodial parent ◊ True, net after-tax cost or benefit of the alimony ◊ Easy export to Word 2009 Edition Software Patch (Existing Users only)

#210A #210AP

$375.00 $ 75.00

For a downloadable demo or a screen shot of this program, visit www.traxlersoftware.com

The Equitable Apportionment Worksheet 2.0 provides an easy-to-use tool for listing and dividing marital assets and debts.

Software Program Highlights include: ◊ Allows the user to enter a listing of each spouse’s assets (along with the value) and each spouse’s liens. Marital debts can also be listed. ◊ Automatic calculation of the equity in each asset ◊ If a n a s s e t i s a s s i g n e d t o a s p o u s e , asset’s value will immediately be displayed in that party’s column and an adjustment will be made to the running total and per centage displayed at the bottom of the screen. ◊ Allows the user to split an asset into any percentage. The resulting values will be displayed in the spouses’ columns. ◊ A “Target” function allows the user to select a particular asset and divide it into any amount necessary so as to arrive at a certain overall division. ◊ Easy export to Word

The Alimony Calculator 4.7, with the 2006 DSS Guidelines, 2008 SCTax Rates and 2009 FederalTax Rates, calculates each spouse’s net disposable income after calculating the child support, income taxes, FICA/Medicare taxes and other obligations of the parties so that the practitioner or judge will 2006 Edition #210EA $150.00 know how much each party will have to live on each month. How else could you possibly know For a screen shot of this program, visit what is a fair amount of alimony? www.traxlersoftware.com/EAWScreenShot. html Software Program Highlights include: COMBO PACKAGES: ◊ Calculation of each party’s income taxes, taking alimony into account Child Support Calculator ◊ Calculation of each party’s FICA/Medicare and Alimony Calculator $475.00 t a x e s , i n c l u d i n g c a l c u l a t i o n o f s e l f All three (3) products $600.00 employment taxes *Each program comes with an Instructional Manual.* Note: Purchase(s) includes a license to install and use Traxler’s software on five (5) stand-alone computers or networked workstations in your law firm. If you wish to install and use this program on more than 5 computers, please contact the SC Bar-CLE Division.

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The Military Divorce Handbook Mark E. Sullivan

This is a timely and much-needed addition to a family lawyer’s library. Both comprehensive and practical, The Military Divorce Handbook covers all aspects of representing service members and their spouses in divorce.

M ilitary personnel are involved in the same domestic situations as civilians’ divorce, separation, custody, support, and division of property. Yet when a divorce action involves a military client, there are special issues that arise which make these cases LD more difficult. The SO T guides you through Military Divorce Handbook U the complexities of allOaspects of representing military personnel or their spouses to help you provide competent and thorough representation for your client. Key chapters explain the Service members Civil Relief Act (SCRA), military tax issues, and the important issue of dividing military retirement benefits. Also covered are the difficult and increasingly important issues of custody and domestic violence involving service members.

Explaining complex issues in clear, current and concise language, The Military Divorce Handbook also features numerous Practice Tips throughout the text. The handbook includes a glossary, table of cases, and comprehensive index, as well as a CD with forms and additional background material.

G overnment L aw Election Protests Under South Carolina Law Timothy E. Hurley

With the hundreds of primary, general, and special elections in the state each year, disputed elections are surprisingly common. Election protests, however, can be daunting for a lawyer. They arise suddenly, and they move with great speed because of mandatory statutory provisions. Counsel may be called upon to prepare and try a complex case within a very few days. Now there is a book that fully prepares the practitioner for these proceedings.

Published by the American Bar Association

H andling divorce and family law cases involving service members has never been timelier. As a result of the large number of recent National Guard and Reserve mobilizations, these complex issues will affect nearly all family lawyers, not just those whose practices are located near major military bases. Furthermore, due to the Pentagon overseas basing plans, more and more of these service members will be stationed back in the United States in the future.

The knowledge contained in this handbook is essential for family law practitioners in order to provide professional representation for the service member or spouse as a client.

Summary of Contents: • Starting the Case • The Service members Civil Relief Act • Custody and Visitation • Family Support • Domestic Violence • Divorce • Family Law Tax Issues • Pension and Property Division 2006 Edition

#723

$149.95

[Note: This book may not be returned.]

Part One, based on the author’s own research and interviews with local and state election officials, describes how elections themselves are conducted— essential background knowledge for handling a protest. This part covers the registration process, the casting of a normal vote, the various types of atypical votes that arise, and the counting of the votes.

Whether a case involves “failsafe” ballots, “curbside” voting, “ballot styles,” or any other arcane concept from election procedures, this part will explain it.

Part Two covers protest procedures. It first addresses general procedural matters such as the requirements for the notice of protest by which a protest is begun. It also contains charts, broken down by the kind of election, which give filing deadlines, procedures for perfecting service, the body before which to file, time limits for the hearing, and continued on page 14. . .

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Election Protests Under South Carolina Law

Forms and Powers of Municipal Governments: An Elected Official’s Guide

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appeals. These charts are especially valuable because protests are heard before a number of different bodies and time limits for filing are short (as little as 48 hours from the close of the polls) and strictly enforced.

Part Three addresses substantive law. In addition to important general rules, it addresses numerous specific issues such as violation of ballot secrecy, votes cast in the wrong precinct, and problems in counting the votes.

In the final chapter the author draws on his personal experience to provide some practical advice on trying a protest. Among the topics covered are documents which counsel may wish to examine and suggestions on how to develop proof on certain factual issues.

The book also contains a glossary, summaries of important cases, the texts of selected statutes, and an index. Illustrations of important documents are provided throughout.

2008 Edition

#733

$65.00

Published by the Municipal Association of South Carolina

All municipal governments in South Carolina operate under one of three forms of government.This handy Guide outlines the roles and responsibilities of the municipal council and the mayor according to the form of government. This publication also surveys the powers entrusted to municipal governments.

2004 Edition

#711

$10.00

Purchase 5 or more books and get 20% off!

(Discount does not apply to bulk purchases)

The South Carolina Bar has a 30-day return policy on most publications. Software, forms on CD and books on CD may not be returned unless they are defective.

H ealth L aw Health Care Fraud & Collateral Consequences E. Bart Daniel J. Brady Hair Scott N. Schools Derk Van Raalte

Health care has become a trillion dollar industry and since the late 1990’s, the government has recognized serious problems of fraud and has taken a more aggressive approach. Today, federal and state agencies are working with intermediaries to vigorously pursue and prosecute those who abuse the system. This publication is in response to the increased enforcement in the form of aggressive government techniques.

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It addresses multi-agency investigations, prosecutions, and ultimately often devastating collateral consequences such as forfeitures and exclusion. This book should also assist health care counsel who work to provide safe harbors for their clients, as well as those who are actively involved in the medical field.

2000 Edition

#700

$50.00

I nsurance The Law of Automobile Insurance in South Carolina, Sixth Edition

Lee P. Jedziniak Gwendolyn Fuller McGriff Burnet R. Maybank III Elizabeth Scott Moïse

Completely updated and revised since the Fifth Edition, this book is the standard reference on all matters related to automobile insurance in South Carolina. This book not only compiles and analyzes all case law changes, but it also includes a statutory liens chapter and coverage of South Carolina’s auto insurance statutory scheme. Balanced and comprehensive, The Law of Automobile Insurance in South Carolina, Sixth Edition, is the product of a unique collaboration of plaintiffs’ and defense attorneys, government regulators, and representatives of the auto insurance industry.

Vernon R. Sumwalt Jr. M. Scott Taylor

At no additional cost each book purchase comes with over 35 valuable sample forms on CD. This will save you time and allow you to get more out of your practice. Some sample forms found on the CD include: complaints (8 different versions), plaintiff’s interrogatories and request for production, an assignment and much more!

2009 Edition

#536

$90.00

L abor & E mployment Labor and Employment Law for South Carolina Lawyers, Third Edition M. Malissa Burnette Leigh M. Nason M. Baker Wyche III

Labor and Employment Law for South Carolina Lawyers, Third Edition, is a comprehensive guide for South Carolina lawyers to every major aspect of both Federal and South Carolina labor and employment law. Our distinguished Editors and more than 30 contributing authors–many of whom are certified specialists in labor and employment law–teamed up to produce a Third Edition of this truly balanced and unique treatise covering this pervasive and complex area of law. Federal and state statutes, regulations, common law, and administrative procedures are discussed in a thorough and organized fashion with emphasis on providing you with practical, understandable answers to the most common questions that arise in most employment cases.

The Third Edition of this book includes coverage of five additional areas related to labor and employment law: ERISA, Mediation and Arbitration, Foreign Nationals in the Workplace, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, and statutes of limitations issues. As an added bonus, each book purchase comes with the complete text of the book on CD.The CD contains a “keyword” search tool making it easy to quickly find what you need.

Whether you need a ready reference to the employment law questions that arise in your own office regarding your own employees, or whether you represent plaintiffs or defendants, individuals or employers in the challenging and complex labor and employment field, or whether your questions arise as a public sector attorney working in a local, state, or federal government capacity, you need this valuable and important book.

2007 Edition

#625

$130.00

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L egal E thics Annotated South Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct 2010 Professor Nathan M. Crystal Professor Robert M. Wilcox

NEW

In October 2009, the South Carolina Supreme Court adopted Amendments to the Rules for Lawyer Disciplinary Enforcement. This 2010 Edition includes those amendments and includes the revisions to the Overview of the Disciplinary Process.

The Annotated South Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct 2010 Edition is designed to give busy practitioners quick, accurate and inexpensive access to every important issue arising under the South Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct.

This practical, soft-cover volume contains the Rules of Professional Conduct and is thoroughly annotated with relevant case law and Ethics Advisory Opinions current through December 20 09. There is also a comprehensive index, comparisons of each SC Rule with the corresponding Model Rule and many handy cross-references.

Best of all, the authors will post updates to the book on an Internet Web site devoted entirely to keeping subscribers completely current on the latest ethics developments covered by the book. The Web site will include the book's table of contents, a special “update” section, and information on how to order the book from the CLE Division. Professors Crystal and Wilcox will also include information on how to directly contact them. You can visit the Web site at http://www.scbar.org/annotatedscrpc.

2010 Edition

#621

$60.00

L egal W riting A Guide to South Carolina Legal Research and Citation, Second Edition Paula G. Benson

T his revised and expanded edition of A Guide to South Carolina Legal Research a n d C i t a t i o n thoroughly and comprehensively d i s c u s s e s a l l a s p e c t s o f l e g a l r e s e a r ch unique to South Carolina, including services available on the Internet and by computer.

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to South Carolina resources and is the manual prescribed in Rule 268 of the South Carolina Appellate Court Rules.

Summary of Contents Part I: Legal Research • Chapter 1: Case Law • Chapter 2: Legislative Law • Chapter 3: Administrative Law • Chapter 4: Constitutional Law • Chapter 5: Additional Resources Part II: Legal Citation • Chapter 6: General Principles • Chapter 7: Case Law Citations • Chapter 8: Legislative Law Citations • Chapter 9: Administrative Law Citations • Chapter 10: Constitutional Law Citations • Chapter 11: Additional Resources 2009 Edition #437

$35.00 $25.00 (3 or more)

The Scrivener, Third Edition Professor Thomas R. Haggard E. Scott Moïse

Beginning in 1989, Professor Tom Haggard’s popular column “The Scrivener” appeared in the South Carolina Lawyer offering practical and scholarly advice on legal writing. In 1996, the CLE Division reprinted and published all of his columns in book form. Due to its popularity and usefulness as a resource tool, the Second Edition was released with even more great tips on the art of legal writing.

In 2000, Professor Haggard’s authorship ended, and in November 2002 Scott Moïse picked up The Scrivener’s quill pen making her own inestimable published contributions to the art of legal writing.

This brand new Third Edition is a compilation of Professor Haggard’s and Scott Moïse’s best and most useful information, with many columns having been updated and expanded. Loaded with practical advice and easy-to-follow examples (including those on litigation-related topics), the Third Edition is a handy reference for punctuation and grammar questions, as well as a guide to brief writing and legal drafting of all kinds. This resource is a must for any practicing attorney.

2009 Edition

#591

$35.00

Writing Better Briefs

Federal and State Securities Enforcement Published by Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI)

F. Hastings Griffin Jr.

Who should own this book?

• Every newly admitted attorney • Experienced attorneys who want to

improve their writing skills • Paralegals and law clerks who write legal memos or briefs Writing Better Briefs will help every lawyer to be a better writer. Mr. Griffin has distilled his extensive experience as a successful advocate and teacher into common-sense directions that good legal writers will begin using at once. He offers specific examples on how to be brief but complete; how to find your case’s “turning point”; and how to tailor your document to your reader. If you’ve never read a book on legal writing, or if you’ve read many, you’ll find Writing Better Briefs is a quick read, filled with practical advice on written advocacy skills.

Summary of Contents • Briefs of All Kinds (the Who, What, Why, Where and How of Brief Writing) • Briefs to Trial Courts • Don’ts for Supreme Court Briefs • Legalese-to-English Translation Table 2004 Edition

#592

$20.00

P ractice

and

P rocedure

Michael G. Sullivan Douglas S. MacGregor

The Fourth Edition of this book includes four new chapters (Writ of Mandamus, Money Had and Received, Whistleblower Action and Writ of Prohibition) and breaks down over 45 of the most common South Carolina civil causes of action into their component parts. Chapters are organized alphabetically by cause of action and are heavily annotated with pertinent citations to controlling authority, so that what you get is the very essence of current South Carolina law in a concise and convenient format which will save you hours of research time. As a special bonus, you will receive a CD containing sample pleadings for bad faith (Tyger River and first party benefits), breach of contract and auto wreck cases. These are just some of the causes of action covered in the text.

#635

$65.00

Matthew R. Hubbell Tracey A. Meyers

This publication, written by some of the most experienced prosecutors and defense lawyers in the field, is designed to serve as a ready reference for private practitioners and prosecutors alike who deal with securities enforcement. Corporate failures involving Enron and WorldCom on the federal level spurred new legislation and a heightened enforcement of federal security laws. Closer to home, the failures of HomeGold Financial Inc., and the Thaxton Group within South Carolina transformed state securities enforcement. The response of our federal and state elected officials were swift and dramatic. They provided unprecedented funding along with procedural and substantive tools to encourage criminal and civil securities enforcement.

This publication discusses these new tools and addresses significant issues involving securities enforcement.

2008 Edition

#731

$65.00

Gain The Edge! Negotiating to Get What You Want Published by St. Martin’s Press

Martin E. Latz

Elements of Civil Causes of Action, Fourth Edition

2009 Edition

E. Bart Daniel M. Rhett DeHart Joseph P. Griffith Jr.

This comprehensive guide takes you all the way from general strategies and principles – Latz’s Five Golden Rules of Negotiation – to specific tips, techniques and even phrases you can use at the table.

Gain the Edge! will arm you with:

• Practical strategies to get information you need before you sit down at the table • Tactics to maximize your leverage when seemingly powerless • Secrets to success in emotionally charged negotiations • A step-by-step system to design the most effective offer-concession strategy • Ways to deal with different personality types, ethics, and negotiation “games” • Specific advice on how to negotiate for your next salary, car or house • Negotiating tips for other business and personal matters Filled with clear, real-life examples, Gain the Edge! is the up-to-date guide for anyone who negotiates in business, law or their personal life.

2004 Edition

#660

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The Civil Practice in Magistrate Court Library

by The Honorable George W. Jefferson

Civil Practice and Due Process in Magistrate Courts Civil Practice and Due Process in Magistrate Courts was written to supplement the materials in two existing CLE publications, Civil Practice in Magistrate Courts and Landlord-Tenant Law and Procedure in Magistrate Court. In this book -- which may be purchased in combination with Judge Jefferson’s other volumes or as a stand-alone publication -- Judge Jefferson updates and expands coverage of the following topics: relevant magistrate court rules and historical code pleadings, jurisdiction (territorial, subject matter and personal), Due Process in Magistrate Courts, Due Process and Equal Protection in eviction cases, landlord-tenant cases, rent collection, burden of proof in a civil case, ejectment of trespassers, motions in magistrate court, action for possession of personal property, and appeals to the Circuit Court. Judge Jefferson did not write this book as a traditional supplement.

Instead, the book is designed to serve as both a supplement to his existing material and as a standalone resource for the practitioner.

With each purchase of Civil Practice and Due Process in Magistrate Courts you will receive a CD of 18 sample forms (Word and WordPerfect). Sample forms included on the CD are: verified complaint for possession of rental property and eviction; complaint for breach of contract; notice of hearing to discuss issues; notice to vacate; restraining orders; affidavit of danger of destruction; order of seizure; and many more! As in his other publications, Judge Jefferson includes helpful “inside” hints in the form of sidebars.

2007 Edition

#620

$35.00

Civil Practice in Magistrate Courts and Civil Practice and Due Process in Magistrate Courts C ivil Practice in Magistrate Courts covers virtually every aspect of practice and procedure in Magistrate Courts from jurisdiction to appeals and post-trial applications for relief. This handy and affordable 86-page monograph is packed with practical information with an emphasis on “how to do it.” Each procedural step is illustrated and explained with easy-to-understand flow charts that will tell you what to do and when to do it. There is

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also a wealth of helpful substantive information on the most important issues, and the material is heavily annotated with case, rule, and statutory citations. In addition, you’ll love Judge Jefferson’s “sidebars,” which contain a world of practical advice to help you navigate virtually every type of civil case you may prosecute or defend in Magistrates Court. Best of all, Civil Practice in Magistrate Courts includes 48 sample forms, all of which are included on a Word/WordPerfect CD. When you purchase Civil Practice in Magistrate Courts, you will also receive a copy of Civil Practice and Due Process in Magistrate Courts.

2001 and 2007 Edition #520 and #620

$60.00

Landlord-Tenant Law & Procedure in Magistrate Court and Civil Practice and Due Process in Magistrate Courts L andlord - Tenant Law and Procedure in Magistrate Court is the guidebook for all kinds of landlord-tenant disputes, either residential or commercial. It is a comprehensive and practical guide and form book covering virtually every major problem which could be encountered by either landlords or tenants.

The book contains eleven flow charts covering tenant violations and landlord remedies, and eighteen flow charts covering landlord violations and tenant remedies. These step-by-step flow charts are easy to understand and use, and contain pinpoint cites to the SC Code, as well as helpful “inside” hints in the form of sidebars. Procedural solutions are woven in with a concise reference to applicable black letter law to guide you through virtually every situation you might encounter. The book also comes with 17 sample forms on CD, in both Word and WordPerfect format.

When you purchase Landlord - Tenant Law and Procedure in Magistrate Court, you will also receive a copy of Civil Practice and Due Process in Magistrate Courts.

2002 and 2007 Edition #320 and #620

$105.00

Purchase all three publications for $155.00

Judge the Jury Alice Weisner Jan Latiolais-Hargrave

How often have you taken one look at someone and known that he was not to be trusted? Or conversely, instantly been sure that some new acquaintance was someone who was going to be a friend for life? You “know” because you can (instinctively) see character in their face, their actions and their body language.

Now, with the help of this step-by-step guide, you can incorporate simple skills and learn how to interpret facial characteristics, handwriting, nonverbal communication, social dynamics and personality, to acquire knowledge of a person’s character, feelings, hidden desires, emotional responses and thought processes.

Clear and practical, Judge the Jury, offers a wealth of detailed information about “hidden messages” that will change your whole perception of the people around you as well as yourself. This fascinating guide gives you the advantages you need to make in-depth character assessments and the ability to form more successful relationships.

2000 Edition

#735

$20.00

Lewis & Sullivan on Class Actions A. Camden Lewis Michael G. Sullivan with the assistance of Ariail E. King

This book is intended to be an overview on class actions in South Carolina. The primary purpose of the book is to help the general practitioner deal with a potential class action. It focuses on the differences between state law and federal law, and is a practical guide for a practitioner who is confronted with a potential class action. The book includes tips on forum selection, causes of action, pleadings, discovery, class certification and notice to the class, as well as the requirements of the Class Action Fairness Act of 2005.

2005 Edition

#715

$40.00

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Masters-in-Equity and Special Referees in South Carolina, Updated Third Edition John S. Nichols

Updated through May 2009, this handy and practical monograph provides you with the perfect, concise reference to the procedures of practice before Masters-in-Equity and Special Referees in South Carolina. The book pulls together rules, statutes, and case law affecting this specialized area of practice and includes a sample Order of Reference that meets the requirements set forth by the Supreme Court. Added for the Updated Third Edition is a sample Rule to Show Cause and Order of Reference.

2009 Edition

#730

$35.00

My Little Rules Book - Civil Jack B. Swerling Katherine Carruth Link

Specifically designed for today’s on-the-go attorney, My Little Rules Book - Civil is an affordable book that can travel from home to the office to the courtroom in a pocket. Practical, accessible, and easy to use, this handy reference puts key rules, frequently needed phone numbers, and more right at your fingertips.

My Little Rules Book - Civil includes the text of the South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure most frequently referred to at trial and a listing of all the South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure. It also includes the complete South Carolina Rules of Evidence, with case law annotations current through 2004, and an expanded list of important phone numbers. It’s the perfect pocket reference!

2005 Edition

#470CV

$20.00

Nuts & Bolts of South Carolina Substantive and Procedural Law, Third Edition The Honorable Ralph King Anderson Jr.

Nuts & Bolts of South Carolina Substantive and Procedural Law, Third Edition, is the product of Judge Anderson’s 25 years of distinguished service on the South Carolina circuit and appellate benches.

The Third Edition, expanded to more than 800 pages of text and updated to cover case and legislative

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developments through 2007, is designed to be a one volume resource for trial work in South Carolina.

During his 17 years on the circuit court bench, Judge Anderson compiled a veritable traveling library of more than 40 notebooks filled with case, rule and statutory authority covering practically every aspect of substantive and procedural law that ever arises in circuit court. Joining the South Carolina Court of Appeals in 1996, Judge Anderson maintained this compendium, and the South Carolina Bar CLE Division is proud to offer this authoritative, meticulously researched, and practical compilation as the essence of Judge Anderson’s nearly three decades of careful scholarship and analysis.

But Nuts and Bolts of South Carolina Substantive and Procedural Law, Third Edition is not just a spectacular desk reference! Now, for the first time, this amazing work comes with a CD containing the text of the entire book, transforming it into a powerful electronic library that puts the most important trial resources ever published in this state at your fingertips in a searchable, printable format.

If you’re like most lawyers, you have neither the time nor the resources to compile and prepare case, rule and statutory authority into a systematic, organized and fully indexed trial notebook format.

Now, however, Judge Anderson’s unique trial notebook compendium, coveted by lawyers and judges all over the state, can be yours in a onevolume “condensed version.”

2008 Edition

#586

$125.00

[Note: This book may not be returned.]

Service of Process in South Carolina, Second Edition John S. Nichols

One of the fundamental prerequisites to maintaining an action in South Carolina is proper service of process. If service is defective, then the validity of any judgment obtained may be challenged and the judgment overturned.

Service of Process in South Carolina, Second Edition fully updates the first edition released in 2006 and adds a new section on service in other countries.

This handy resource is an attempt to compile Rules, statutes, and pertinent case law into one source to serve as a quick reference to answer most of the questions regarding proper service of process. The primary focus of the book is on State practice,although Federal practice is similar to South Carolina state procedure. The Federal Rule is provided where the differences are noteworthy.

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As an added bonus, sample forms are included as examples of ways to perfect service. Some of the sample forms found on the CD include: a summons, affidavit of service, petition for Order of Publication, and a waiver of service.

2009 Edition

#713

$35.00

So You’re Going to Try Your First Case, Second Edition Warren Moïse

SoYou’re Going to Try Your First Case . . . .

Second Edition A Primer for Federal and State Jury Trials in South Carolina

It’s back and better than ever! Good news for trial lawyers - one of the South Carolina Bar’s most popular and important books is now fully updated in a Second Edition. And it couldn’t come at a better time.

Advocacy of South Carolina’s trial lawyers is unsurpassed in the nation. But it’s no exaggeration to say that trial practice itself is on the decline across America. Legal journals cite statistics showing the number of jury trials diminishing dramatically. No longer is trial advocacy a required course in either of South Carolina’s two law schools. Because most cases settle, very few lawyers try jury trials anymore.

In large firms, it’s not uncommon for litigation associates and partners alike to practice law for a decade or more without ever trying a case to a verdict.

Just as common are lawyers in smaller firms who shy away from the courthouse rather than having their own lack of courtroom skills exposed.

Fortunately, most trial procedure is not rocket science. However, until you learn the rules, a courtroom can be quite unnerving to new trial attorneys. If you have yet to try a jury trial, or haven’t done so in a while, So You’re Going to Try Your First Case (Second Edition) is for you! This book is designed to give lawyers the up-to-date procedural rules and insider knowledge they need to get through a federal or state jury trial in South Carolina.

So You’re Going to Try Your First Case . . . . is written by veteran, practicing trial attorney Warren Moïse, recipient of the South Carolina Bar’s first Trial and Appellate Advocacy Award. He was formerly an Adjunct Professor at USC Law School and now teaches evidence and trial advocacy at the Charleston Law School. So You’re Going to Try Your First Case. . . . gives you strategy, tactics, and courtroom basics such as: How do I strike a jury? How do I make a Batson motion? What is an “offer of proof,” and how do I make one? Which magic words do I use for directed Warren Moise Charleston, South Carolina

verdict motions or for asking experts their opinions about causation (a.k.a the “most probable rule”)?

Should lawyers rise when jurors enter the courtroom?

What can I say and not say?

I f you’ve tried a jury trial, haven’t done so recently, or are an out-of-state lawyer about to try a case in South Carolina - you need this book!

2009 Edition

#714

$50.00

Social Security Disability Cases in South Carolina Stacy Elizabeth Thompson

S ocial Security Disability Cases in South Carolina - Basic Case Evaluation and Management provides a basic overview of the different social security disability case determinations made by the Social Security Administration. The publication is a simple, how-to of disability cases, with descriptions of the types of cases encountered, an outline of the five-step evaluation process utilized by the Social Security Administration, and a discussion of the Listings of Impairments and the Grids.

For those new to the practice of social security disability, this publication will provide an overview on how to conduct your initial case evaluation, give you tips on how to obtain relevant information from your client, and help you prepare your client and your case for the hearing before the Social Security Administration. Relevant and commonly-used Social Security rulings and case law are included to provide additional insight into the case determination.

With the purchase of this publication, you will receive useful forms in an electronic user-friendly format. Sample forms included on the CD are: a client interview form, a sample fee agreement, authorization to release medical records (HIPAA compliant), authorization to release school and attorney records, Columbia ODAR Pre-Hearing Brief, and a pre-hearing letter to a client. Also included are electronic links to forms found on the Social Security Administration Web site.

2006 Edition

#721

2009 Edition

#614CD

$45.00

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South Carolina Civil Procedure, Third Edition Professor James F. Flanagan

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South Carolina Civil Procedure by Professor James Flanagan, is the standard reference work on the South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure. The book follows the format of the civil procedure rules, with analysis, commentary and case authority on each civil rule, as well as other important topics in procedure such as service of process, the right to jury, and post-trial motions. Separate chapters cover South Carolina’s case law and statutes on personal and subject matter jurisdiction, venue and res judicata.

The Third Edition, available in the spring of 2010, updates the case authority and commentary on all the rules and procedural developments since the last edition and supplement in 1999.

2010 Edition

#725

$150.00

South Carolina Civil Trial Techniques Handbook on CD Edited by the Honorable Ralph K. Anderson Jr.

$55.00

South Carolina Case Law and Legislative Update 2009 on CD John S. Nichols Kali Campbell Turner

appellate decision issued from January 1, 2009, through December 31, 2009, as well as providing a concise summary of all 2009 legislative and regulatory enactments.

Organized by topic and date with a “keyword” search tool and hypertext links from the table of contents to the text, this practical and scholarly resource is easy to use. No more searching the Advance Sheets for that key insurance, domestic, or workers’ compensation case from six months ago.

Now you can find what you are looking for in a matter of seconds.

NEW

South Carolina Case Law and Legislative Update 2009 is a very handy and affordable CD which digests and summarizes practically every South Carolina

This resource, now sold on CD only, is a truly unique manual covering all aspects of South Carolina civil jury trial practice. It is a comprehensive, thorough, state law-specific resource packed with practical, concrete trial technique examples and litigation options fully integrating these sound techniques with South Carolina rules, case law and statutes.The accomplished and distinguished authors give you solid and accurate advice and teaching on all kinds of litigation options and procedure, winning trial techniques, and even appropriate courtroom 21

South Carolina Practice Manual Volumes I, II & III Edited by The Honorable William L. Howard, Sr. E. Warren Moïse

E very day, lawyers lose potential fees because they don’t know enough to simply get started in a new, but potentially lucrative, area of law practice.

This important three-volume set will give you balanced, practical, straight-forward, scholarly advice on how to succeed in many of the most common areas of civil and criminal practice. The edito r s h a v e chos e n s ome of t he m o s t distinguished and successful South Carolina lawyers to teach you how to handle cases and achieve successful results for your clients. You will benefit from the authors’ years of experience in prosecuting or defending some of the most common types of cases in common pleas, family, and general sessions court, as well as learning valuable information about alternative dispute resolution.

The format is a step-by-step narrative on how to handle specific types of cases from beginning to end, with an emphasis on practical information about procedures and strategies for success. Many chapters contain sample forms, pleadings, discovery requests, and motions, all of which are designed to save you time and money, as well as providing you with substantial and accurate resources to succeed in these important practice areas.

At no additional cost, 127 of these sample Civil Law forms, ranging from admiralty law to workers’ compensation, are included on CD.

The South Carolina Practice Manual - Criminal Law is the third volume of our three-volume set on civil and criminal practice in South Carolina.

This important book, edited by Judge William L. Howard Sr., is the culmination of a unique partnership and years of research by some of South Carolina’s most experienced and talented criminal defense attorneys and prosecutors. The authors take a practical, step-by-step approach to handling all types of criminal cases, and the emphasis is first and foremost on how to do it – right. Every major aspect of handling a criminal case is covered with a clear, concise, and scholarly approach. Whether you are appointed to represent a criminal defendant, or handle a PCR, or whether you are a new or even an experienced criminal defense attorney or solicitor, this book will provide unerring guidance on everything from commencement of a criminal proceeding, to client interviews, the SC Grand Jury system, effective discovery, alternatives to trial, guilty pleas, trying the criminal case, sentencing, criminal contempt, probation revocation hearings, PCR, and juvenile and military law.

This may be the most practical book the South Carolina Bar has ever published. If you want a resource that will give you everyday answers to everyday questions, as well as expert guidance with an emphasis on the practical, this is it!

2000 Edition

SC Practice Manual - Civil, Volumes I & II (with forms on CD)

#495CV

$180.00

2003 Edition

SC Practice Manual - Criminal, Volume III

#495CR

$ 80.00

SC Practice Manual, Volumes I, II & III (with CD)

#495CD

$250.00

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conduct and litigation ethics. Since the publication is now sold on CD, it is also fully keyword searchable.

South Carolina Damages, Second Edition

1997 Edition

Edited by James L. Ward Jr. Edward J. Westbrook

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$50.00

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South Carolina Contempt Law The Honorable Timothy L. Brown

T he power of contempt is essential to the preservation of order in judicial proceedings and to the enforcement of judgments, orders and rules.

The power is therefore not confined but inherent in all courts and necessary to the due and proper administration of justice. State v. Passmore, 363 SC 568, 611 S.E.2d 273 (S.C. App. 2005).

South Carolina Contempt Law is about the concepts relative to contempt.This helpful monograph is not only practical but it is also easy to understand.

Written by Judge Timothy Brown to outline what should be understood to properly represent a client alleging or defending against contempt, this is a very valuable resource for South Carolina litigators.

Topics addressed include:

• Contempt Defined

• Basis for Issuing a Rule

• Service of Process of the Rule (Indirect Contempt)

• Venue

• Minimum Amount of Time between Notice and Trial

• Pleading

• The Elements of Contempt

• Judicial Notice

• Burden of Persuasion

• Categories of Contempt

• Defenses

• Remedies

• Effect of Compliance 2006 Edition

#726

$15.00

The South Carolina Bar has a 30-day return policy on most publications. Software, forms on CD and books on CD may not be returned unless they are defective.

With over 740 pages of text, South Carolina Damages, Second Edition is the only book of its kind in South Carolina and is coauthored by more than sixty of South Carolina’s most outstanding judges, attorneys, and law professors, including Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal, Judge Karen L. Henderson, Judge G. Ross Anderson Jr., Judge P. Michael Duffy, Chief Judge Kaye G. Hearn, practicing attorneys Wallace Lightsey, John E. Parker, Fayrell Furr, Richard Rosen, professors John P. Freeman, Ralph McCullough, and Randy Bridwell, and many more of South Carolina’s finest legal minds.

Fully updated since publication of the first edition in 2004 and written with the practicing attorney in mind, this cutting-edge book will provide practical and scholarly insights and coverage of virtually every important aspect of damages law in South Carolina.

Covering not only the theory and policy behind damages law, the book also includes comprehensive discussion and analysis of compensatory damages in personal injury and property torts, contract damages, and punitive damages, but also more than thirty individual chapters on everything from damages in anti-trust and automobile wreck cases to wrongful death and wrongful discharge and virtually everything in between!

2009 Edition

#624

$150.00

South Carolina Requests to Charge - Civil, Second Edition The Honorable Ralph King Anderson Jr.

S outh Carolina Requests to Charge - Civil i n c l u d e s 3 5 ch a p t e r s a n d h u n d r e d s o f individual charges covering all the major civil causes of action in South Carolina, as well as general instructions on everything from juror note taking and case discussion to burden of proof, deposition testimony, expert witnesses (including conflicts in expert’s testimony) to judicial notice and more. This incredible Second Edition, which took over a year to update and edit, includes a complete index for easy access to all charges and issues. And best of all, every single substantive charge is supported by numerous citations to pertinent SC authority.

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E ach purchase of the hardcover text will automatically include the entire text on a CD, which will allow you to search by word or phrase, and copy and paste any charge into your documents, databases, e-mails, or other documents. You can even print charges from your laptop right in the courtroom, making this the essential trial companion.

2009 Edition

#476CV

$125.00

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South Carolina Rules of Procedure Annotated 2010

NEW

Justin S. Kahn

Do you know which rules have been recently amended or what the latest case law and Supreme Court order is concerning the rules?

No matter which tribunal you are in front of, you will have the rules and recent annotations. With research current through April 2010, South Carolina Rules of Procedure Annotated 2010 is the premier compendium of the state’s rules of procedure.

The latest changes to SCRCP, Rule 33, the Supreme Court order related to SCRCP, Rule 43, the ADR Rule 15 amendment and the 2010 Administrative Law Court revisions are included in this 500 page book.

South Carolina Rules of Procedure Annotated 2010 gives you the most up-to-date amendments to the rules and case law available anywhere in South Carolina. No one else provides you with more practical or more comprehensive coverage of South Carolina’s rules of procedure in one handy source.

South Carolina Rules of Procedure Annotated 2010 includes: the most recent amendments to the South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure; the full text and complete annotations to the SC Rules of Civil Procedure, SC Rules of Criminal Procedure, the SC Rules of Family Court and contains the full text to the SC Rules of Probate Court, SC Rules of Magistrates Court, SC Administrative Law Court Rules, and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Rules. Plus the book contains easy-to-use page headings that quickly guide you to any desired section and Rule number.

This book is offered with South Carolina Evidence Handbook Annotated, Sixth Edition by Justin S. Kahn, for a discounted price.

2010 Edition

#557

$60.00

Combo

#597

$110.00

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South Carolina Trial Objections Manual The Honorable Timothy L. Brown

NEW

"This is an invaluable book for lawyers young and old. Dealing with objections, choosing which objections to make, and deciding when not to make an objection are easier said than done. I know of no other book like this one."

E. Warren Moïse The South Carolina Trial Objections Manual is intended to provide a ready resource of often used objections. Objections are listed alphabetically and since the same objection is sometimes made or understood by a different keyword, the objection may be listed under more than one heading. Following each objection are citations to the relevant rules of evidence, procedure, statutory or case law and a brief statement of the law to assist in answering or ruling on the objection. What makes this book truly unique is that every single case citation, rule of law, and statutory reference is hyperlinked to the full text.

The fully automated electronic version of the book is included with every book purchase and makes this resource a stand-alone research tool.

It took Judge Brown over two years to compile and automate this incredible research tool. And along with an amazing compilation of objection material, Judge Brown has also included an article on the admissibility of children's out-of-court statements; the South Carolina Rules of Civil and Criminal Procedure; the SC Rules of Evidence; the SC Rules of Family Court, Magistrate Court, and Probate Court; the SC Rules of Procedure for the ALC; the SC US District Local Criminal Court Rules; and the Federal Rules of Evidence, Criminal and Civil Procedure.

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2010 Edition

#734

$200.00

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The Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work Product Doctrine: A Practitioner’s Guide with 2009 Supplement Thomas E. Spahn

Published by Virginia CLE

The Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work Product Doctrine: A Practitioner’s Guide authored

by Tom Spahn, one of the top lawyers in the country and a recognized expert in the area of ethics, is a truly unique book on a topic that is of interest to a large segment of lawyers in America. Among the many things unique about this book is access to an online, password-protected, electronic archive of attorney-client and work-product-related cases and other materials. More than 10,000 case summaries are included in this archive, which will be updated on

The Lost Art: An Advocate’s Guide to Effective Closing Argument, Third Edition The Honorable Joseph F. Anderson Jr.

The Lost Art: An Advocate’s Guide to Effective Closing Argument is a comprehensive survey of both the art and the law of closing argument.

Part I is a trial-advocacy composition with practical pointers on preparing and delivering an effective summation.

The Lost Art Part II is a compendium An Advocate’s Guide to Effective Closing Argument of the law of closing argument–the cases that define the boundaries beyond which a lawyer may not venture. Part III is a collection of over 250 closing argument segments dealing with proof, circumstantial J J F. A ,J . evidence, and damages.

The revised and expanded Third Edition of this book contains an additional forty pages of udge oseph

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arguments and new text.

Unlike many collections of closing arguments, this volume reprints only the most usable portions of each. While the collection includes excerpts from historically significant cases, its focus is on frequently recurring issues. It draws, therefore, primarily from typical cases that were argued uncommonly well.

These courtroom classics, along with the collection of quotations contained in the final chapter, can form the nucleus of an effective summation, allowing the busy litigator to draw on the talents of many fine lawyers in a matter of minutes. South Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Jean H. Toal, who wrote the foreword, describes the publication as “an eminently practical book . . . that will be a jewel of an addition to the library of any trial advocate.”

2008 Edition

#565

$70.00

a continual basis and access to the online resources is available only to purchasers of the book. The book is hardbound in two volumes and contains over 800 pages of material. It includes a comprehensive index, table of cases and table of contents to help you quickly find what you need.

Each book purchase comes with a supplement bringing the entire two-volume set current through June 2009.

to evaluate collision scenes. Regardless of your practice area, the information contained in this Tool Kit will help expand your knowledge and strengthen your skills when retained on a case which involves a collision. Whether you are a civil attorney who primarily handles automobile accidents or a criminal attorney who handles Felony DUI cases, this Tool Kit will teach you what to look for when handling these types of cases in South Carolina.

2007 Edition with 2009 Cumulative Supplement

2010 Edition

#655

$160.00

The South Carolina Collision Investigation Tool Kit

by Ronnie M. Cole and Candice K. Lapham

#737

$60.00

P robate & E state P lanning ng mi Co oon S

The South Carolina Collision Investigation Tool Kit is a handy guide for both criminal and civil practitioners. The Tool Kit is a short and resourceful manual with a user-friendly tabbing system so that you can quickly locate your areas of interest. This manual gives examples of helpful documents and examples of letters showing how to request those documents (FOIA, Tapes/Logs, Collision Studies, etc...).

The South Carolina Collision Investigation Tool Kit was designed to help a tt o r n e y s l e a r n t h e f u n d a m e n t a l s o f h o w

Estate Planning in South Carolina, Volumes I, II and III on CD Volume I Author: Professor S. Alan Medlin Volume II & III Editor: Albert C. Todd III

Estate Planning in South Carolina is a threevolume authoritative guide to this complex, challenging, and rewarding area of practice.

Volume I,The Substantive Law of Wills andTrusts,

by University of South Carolina Law Professor S. Alan Medlin, is a comprehensive, scholarly, and eminently 25

Book of Estate Planning Questions and Answers, Second Edition Albert C. Todd (1950 - 2005) Edited by W. Steven Johnson and William M. Reynolds III

This guide is not a textbook on estate planning for practitioners, but is rather a conversational guide for the estate planning client or layperson.

It is, in written form, the questions with answers that Al Todd most frequently received from his clients in the course of his more than 27 years of estate planning practice. It provides a practical, down-to-earth overview of complex questions, but should not be used as a substitute for qualified legal advice. Instead, the attorney should use the book as a reference for his or her clients and the layperson should use the book as a guide to be better prepared when seeking help from his or her estate planning lawyer.

Simply put, this book contains the answers to the questions that most people are asking - thus the answers are phrased in terms of “WDRPD - What Do Real People Do.” The questions and answers are written conversationally and simply.

The book is not packed with a lot of legalese,

Book of Estate Planning Questions & Answers Second Edition

and includes concrete by Albert C. Todd III examples and diagrams (1950 - 2005) where they are helpful.

It is not written to be read like a novel or a textbook. It is written with the premise that most people will look up specific topics or Published by the specific questions.

South Carolina Bar CLE Division The Book of Estate Planning Questions & Answers, Second Edition is just what its name implies - a straightforward, conversational resource for the most common estate planning questions that virtually everyone asks. It is unintimidating yet insightful. But most of all it is practical, and it is the perfect starting point for planning one’s estate, whether large or small.

Edited by

2008 Edition #311

W. Steven Johnson, Esq. William M. Reynolds III, Esq.

$25.00 $15.00 (2 or more)

(An additional 20% discount does not apply to bulk orders) A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to The Albert C. Todd III Estate Planning Scholarship at USC School of Law.

practical treatise analyzing all major aspects of the law of wills and trusts in South Carolina. Professor Medlin is widely recognized as one of the pre-eminent scholars in this area, not only in South Carolina, but nationally. His scholarship and in-the-trenches experience as a practicing attorney ensures that this volume is practical and trustworthy.

Volumes II and III, Estate Planning in South Carolina, edited by Albert C. Todd III, and coauthored along with sixteen of South Carolina’s most experienced and well-respected Estate Planning and Tax Law Specialists, focuses on practical advice and guidance for the South Carolina practitioner who seeks to undertake the challenges, rewards, and benefits of estate planning. Written with the practicing attorney in mind, these excellent volumes give solid, understandable advice, practical insight, and unerring guidance.

2002 Edition

#310

$225.00

[ All volumes available on CD only and may not be returned. ]

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South Carolina Personal Representative Handbook Elizabeth Patrick Coleman

This handbook is a practical guide through the South Carolina probate process for the lay personal representative, as well as the attorney and staff. It answers the most frequently asked probate questions, explains statutory requirements, lists and explains the most commonly used forms, and does it all in a systematic and plain-language fashion that personal representatives from all backgrounds and educational levels can understand.

T his booklet is a valuable resource which attorneys may give to their probate clients. It will save you much time and effort by informing your clients about the information they need to gather, the timetable of events, and the responsibilities and duties of the PR. 1998 Edition

#695

$10.00

The South Carolina Probate Practice Manual, Fourth Edition Albert L. Moses

In a convenient hardcover format, The South Carolina Probate Practice Manual, Fourth Edition is the reference EVERY lawyer needs in handling South Carolina estates of all sizes and complexities.

This practical and scholarly book is designed to systemize your probate files by organizing and simplifying much of the detail involved in probate work. The Procedure Guide, Master Information List, LD Significant Date List Administrative Checklist, SO and enable you to record andUT O organize every aspect of estate information from South Carolina and federal tax requirements to property transfers and the basic responsibilities of the personal representative. In addition to many form letters and the most common SC Probate forms, this important book includes Al Moses’ insightful practice tips.

Whether you are an experienced probate lawyer or want to expand your practice into this growing field, you must have this valuable manual.

2001 Edition

#421

$115.00

[Note: Limited quantity available.]

R eal E state Condominium Law in South Carolina, Second Edition Douglas Scott MacGregor

This book is the state’s only substantive treatise covering the South Carolina Horizontal Property Act. Fully updated since the First Edition, this unique book is thoroughly researched and heavily annotated to provide the busy practitioner with a solid, practical resource on everything from creating the condominium to ownership and governance issues, liability, assessments, taxes, the restrictions and conversion, plus much more! If you represent developers, associations or owners, this helpful treatise is a must-have for your library.

2007 Edition

#530

$60.00

Handbook for South Carolina Dirt Lawyers, Second Edition

The South Carolina Trust Code

Claire T. Manning

James C. Hardin III Professor S. Alan Medlin

The Supreme Court of South Carolina is issuing opinions in almost every set of Advance Sheets disciplining real estate lawyers for discrepancies in their closing practices. Forces outside South Carolina are attempting to remove the closing process from the purview of lawyers. The downturn in the housing market is increasing foreclosures and decreasing sales.

Lawyers are continually pressured to reduce fees while maintaining a high level of service to clients.

These materials are an attempt to help “dirt lawyers” deal with these issues in a practical way.

This straightforward book will be beneficial for every South Carolina real estate practitioner and their staff members. It was written with the intention of helping “dirt lawyers” stay out of the Advance Sheets and in their closing conference rooms. The Second Edition was written to add materials concerning the 2006 American Land Title Association policy forms and endorsements as well as many sections suggested by readers of the First Edition.

The South Carolina Trust Code (SCTC) became effective January 1, 2006. It was the most significant codification of the law affecting estate planning and probate since the introduction of the South Carolina Probate Code in 1987.

The SCTC codifies or recodifies some of the existing South Carolina statutory and common law, clarifies some issues not previously dealt with legislatively or judicially in South Carolina, and changes some of the existing SC law.

This important publication explains the SCTC in depth, discusses how it affects South Carolina trust law, and advises practitioners about the SCTC’s impact on the estate planning and probate practice.

In this helpful publication, the authors have included an appendix of forms. Sample forms found in the book include proof of delivery, motion for transfer of venue/principal place of administration, trustee’s notification to qualified beneficiaries and many more.

These electronic forms are included with your book purchase at no additional cost.

2006 Edition

#720

2008 Edition

#722

$70.00

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Landlord-Tenant Law & Procedure in Magistrate Court The Honorable George W. Jefferson

For a book description and to read about more Magistrate Court publications by Judge Jefferson, see page 18.

South Carolina Boundary Law Compendium, Second Edition L. Kimble Carter, P.L.S.

T he South Carolina Boundary Law Compendium, Second Edition is a thoroughly researched, logically organized, and concise guide to the often complex and arcane rules of boundary law in this state. This handy, affordable, and reliable reference is a “point of beginning” from which to start the process of investigation, analysis, and determination for virtually every boundary law question or dispute you will ever encounter.

The practice of land surveying has experienced significant technological advances in recent years which have made it possible to more easily collect precise, but not always accurate, field data. These technological advances have provided surveyors with the ability to collect greater quantities of precise and oft-times competing data within a relatively short period of time. Thus, although legal matters have always been given serious consideration by surveying professionals in the determination of boundaries, surveyors are necessarily having to more often call upon their knowledge of the law of boundaries.

This practical book includes an index and an appendix containing the full text of several of South Carolina’s most important boundary law cases, as well as valuable sample pleadings.

2003 Edition

#705

$35.00

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South Carolina Foreclosure Law Manual, Second Edition Susan B. Berkowitz The Honorable S. Jackson Kimball III Peter D. Korn David A. Maxfield Mary R. Powers J. Pamela Price

In May 2009, the South Carolina Supreme Court issued an administrative order to provide uniform procedures in mortgage foreclosure actions for addressing issues related to the Home Affordable Modification Program (HMP). The South Carolina Foreclosure Law Manual, Second Edition examines the need for these uniform procedures, discusses the requirements practitioners must comply with, and addresses the impact on foreclosure practice for the attorney and client.

Fully updated since the First Edition in 2006, the authors have also added a section that outlines procedural requirements set forth by each Masterin-Equity.

The South Carolina Foreclosure Law Manual, Second Edition is meant to be a compendium of foreclosure law and procedure, including practical guidance from our balanced and experienced authors, an updated discussion of defenses and loss mitigation opportunities – there have been many changes since 2006, and proposed pleadings and sample forms used in the practice today. At no additional cost, each book purchase comes with over 40 valuable forms on CD (in both Word and WordPerfect) that will enable you to more quickly and efficiently help your client.

2009 Edition

#727

$70.00

Tax Sales of Real Property and Mobile Homes in South Carolina, Second Edition Dean A. Hayes

This is an updated edition of Judge Roger M. Young’s excellent guidebook, Tax Sales of Real Property in South Carolina. This Second Edition provides information on the many changes in the laws that have occurred in the nine years since the last edition. Also included is new material regarding tax sales of mobile homes in South Carolina, which is significant since about one in five new homes in South Carolina is a mobile home. Confronted with a tax sale question, many lawyers spend hours researching the issue only to discover the case on point is irrelevant because of recent legislative changes. This book will save hours of research time by providing up-to-date information about this

confusing area of law. In addition to providing a general overview of the subject, the book provides a coherent analysis of many of the conflicting rulings often encountered when researching or litigating real property or mobile home tax sale questions.

Each book purchase comes with the entire book on CD, making the text fully keyword searchable. The CD also contains sample pleadings for an action to set aside a tax sale or obtain tax sale overage and an action to quiet title.

2009 Edition

#425

$40.00

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Tax L aw South Carolina Taxation and Economic Tax Incentives, Second Edition, with 2009 Cumulative Supplement John C. von Lehe Jr. Jennifer W. Davis

This Second Edition to what has become a classic text on South Carolina tax matters provides updated, in-depth coverage of every major South Carolina tax issue, as well as economic tax incentives and practice before the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR). For the Second Edition, the authors have added a new chapter on the everpresent city and county business license tax. (The only publication in this area written for tax advisors).

Also included are full discussions of corporate and individual income tax, license tax on corporations, tax credits and withholding. Comprehensive analysis is given to sales tax, including the nature and incidence of sales tax, drop shipments, the nature and incidence of the use tax, rates and collection of tax, jurisdiction to tax, imports and exports, wholesale sale exclusions, exemptions, casual sales, local option sales tax and special local option taxes, reciprocal credits, interest and penalties, and much more.

This Second Edition continues to be the only comprehensive treatise on South Carolina tax law. Of immense value to the practitioner is the chapter on Economic Tax Incentives, which covers (1) job tax credits, (2) job development credits and retraining credits, (3) credits for investing in economic impact zones, and (4) fee-in-lieu of property taxes. Other tax incentives such as special source revenue credits, income tax moratorium for new jobs in certain counties, corporate headquarters, contracts for special apportionment of income, sales and use tax incentives, utility infrastructure credits, and other incentives are also discussed.

The chapter on procedure is written to provide a roadmap to and through the proper channels at the State SCDOR and County levels and to properly position taxpayers before the Administrative Law Court.

The 2009 Supplement to the Second Edition of South Carolina Taxation and Economic Tax Incentives covers recent changes to South Carolina tax law.

The Supplement extensively describes the changes in the income tax area including, the jobs tax credit, the corporate income tax moratorium and the South Carolina apportionment formula. The Property Tax Swap bill is discussed along with changes to the manufacturing exemptions. The Supplement also includes a discussion of the port facility credit, the retail facilities revitalization credit, the textile communities revitalization act and the most recent changes to the fee-in-lieu statutes.

2006 Edition with 2009 Cumulative Supplement 2009 Cumulative Supplement only

#412 #412S

$60.00 $25.00

Technology An ECF Survival Guide: Electronic Case Filing in the US District Court for the District of South Carolina Authored and compiled by Wyche Burgess Freeman & Parham, PA

Electronic case filing (ECF) is mandatory for all filings in the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina. Attorneys who practice in federal court must be knowledgeable and proficient in the use of this new system. Client confidence and precious work time depend on your ability to successfully navigate the ECF procedures. Mistakes could result in missing court deadlines or inadvertently disclosing confidential internal documents to your adversary.

An ECF Survival Guide: Electronic Case Filing in the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina was created and compiled by the law firm of Wyche Burgess Freeman & Parham, PA. Bound in a three-ring notebook and organized with numbered tabs, it will be simple to add your own notes, resources or updates from the federal courts.

T his handy reference guide is what every attorney practicing in federal court needs. It will help you to save time, money and energy while learning about the procedures and requirements for federal electronic case filing.

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2005 Edition #716 $75.00 [Note: Limited quantity available.]

The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet Carole A. Levitt and Mark E. Rosch Published by IFL Press

Much of the information that was once only available to professional researchers from expensive, fee-based sources is now available for free on the Internet, if you know how to find it. There’s more to conducting a comprehensive search for information on the Internet than just relying on the results returned by search engines, though. The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet will show you how to be your own cyber-detective and unearth this information FREE (or at low cost!) on the Web. 2010 Edition

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The South Carolina Tort Claims Act: A Primer and Then Some, Third Edition The Honorable C. Tolbert Goolsby Jr. Ginger D. Goforth

The Third Edition of The South Carolina Tort Claims Act: A Primer and Then Some is a handy reference and indispensable research tool for anyone prosecuting or defending a claim against any South Carolina government entity. This book is much more than a simple annotated compilation of the South Carolina Tort Claims Act. Instead, it is a scholarly, yet practical treatment of all portions of the Act, all the leading cases, procedures for bringing claims, and even sample forms.

The Third Edition features research current through 2003, a complete Table of Cases, Table of Statutes, and a comprehensive Index for easy reference. Appendix A provides the complete text of the Tort Claims Act and Appendix B offers many useful forms and sample pleadings.

2003 Edition

$60.00

Torts

Professor F. Patrick Hubbard & Professor Robert L. Felix

First published in 1990, The South Carolina Law of Torts is the standard torts reference for the South Carolina Bench and Bar. The South Carolina Law of Torts, Third Edition is a rewritten edition, containing not only revisions to reflect recent changes in the law, but also new sections to provide a more comprehensive and up-to-date reference.

The Third Edition is comprehensive in scope, covering everything from the policies behind tort law to causes of action, defenses, damages and the allocation of liability. It is meticulously researched, thoroughly cross-referenced, heavily annotated, and logically organized. Professors Hubbard and Felix provide unerring analysis and maintain their excellent coverage of SC tort law from the policies behind the law to the elements of the causes of action to damages to the allocation of liability. The 2009 Cumulative Supplement includes research current through June 2009 and contains a complete outline of the Tort Reform Legislation.

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The Law of Workers’ Compensation Insurance in South Carolina, Fifth Edition Grady L. Beard Marcy Johnson Lamar Daniel W. Hayes

Shannon Till Poteat Vernon R. Sumwalt Jr.

Since its introduction in 1992, The Law of Workers’ Compensation Insurance in South Carolina has been this State’s most thorough and scholarly resource on this technical and complex area of the law. With research current through June 2008, and including a new chapter on the 2007 Workers’ Compensation Reform Act, this important publication contains expert analysis of every major area of Workers’ Compensation law and practice. Written with the practicing attorney in mind, The Law of Workers’ Compensation in South Carolina, Fifth Edition is comprehensive, meticulously researched, practical, and affordable. Our distinguished authors and editors, representing claimants, defendants, and regulators, have taken pains to insure that the material is presented in a thoroughly accurate and balanced fashion.

2008 Edition

#432

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B ooks T hat I nspire

Contempt of Court Mark Curriden Leroy Phillips Jr.

Published by Anchor Books

Contempt of Court is the true story of one of the most significant cases in United States legal history. Ed Johnson was arrested in 1906, put on trial, convicted, sentenced to die, and lynched - all within 60 days. That in itself does not make his story remarkable. But Ed Johnson’s story is about firsts, and it is a story that every South Carolina lawyer should read.

While awaiting execution, Johnson’s life was temporarily spared when two African-American lawyers heroically stepped forward to successfully appeal his case to the US Supreme Court.

One of those lawyers, Styles L. Hutchins, was one of the first African-American graduates of the University of South Carolina School of Law. Justice John Marshall Harlan issued a stay of execution marking the first time in history the Supreme Court intervened in a state criminal court case.

But this victory was short-lived. Less than 48 hours later, a frenzied mob, assisted by the sheriff and his deputies, dragged Johnson from his cell and brutally lynched him. An outraged Supreme Court, for the first and only time in its history, brought criminal contempt charges against the sheriff and his associates. Then, in yet another historical first, the justices agreed to hear the contempt trial themselves.

Now in its tenth printing and winner of the ABA’s Silver Gavel Award and the American Judicature Society’sToni House Award, Contempt of Court offers the rare opportunity to get an insider’s look at a critical juncture of American social history, as well as one of America’s truly seminal Supreme Court cases.

American University Law Professor Mike Tigar said, “Every lawyer, every judge, and every law student should read this book to remind us why we practice law.”

1999 Edition

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Flame-out: From Prosecuting Jeffery MacDonald to Serving Time to Serving Tables Published by James Blackburn

Leslie Books, L.P.

In a criminal courtroom, three important chairs face the judge and the witness stand - one for the prosecutor, one for the defense attorney and one for

the defendant. Jim Blackburn has sat in all three.

In 1979, Jeffrey MacDonald, doctor and former Green Beret, stood trial for the vicious killings of his pregnant wife and two small children. Previously, in 1970 the U.S. Army had found the charges against MacDonald to be “not true.”

But by 1979, Jim Blackburn sat in the prosecutor’s chair when a North Carolina federal jury determined otherwise.

Years later Blackburn moved to the defense attorney’s chair. At the pinnacle of his career, he fell from grace. In addition to suffering from severe depression, he had signed judges’ signatures on a case that he had only pretended to take to court, and he had misused firm monies as well. Caught, he left the practice of law, entered intense therapy, and spent a brief time in prison.

Flame-out is a true story chronicling Blackburn’s life from the height of his career prosecuting MacDonald, through severe depression, a ruined legal career, imprisonment and his eventual recovery.

2006 Edition

#718

$18.00

I Remember Atticus Jim M. Perdue

Published by The State Bar of Texas

Well-known personal-injury plaintiff’s attorney and respected legal author Jim M. Perdue explores the origins of our modern civil justice system to reveal its deep spiritual and philosophical roots in his latest work, I Remember Atticus: Inspiring Stories Every Trial Lawyer Should Know.

Inspired by the character of Atticus Finch in Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, Perdue reminds us of the qualities of faith, freedom, equality, courage, and perseverance that inform the American spirit— values without which justice cannot prevail.

The stories in this book are an indispensable resource for the trial lawyer seeking more effective persuasion techniques. Perdue gives generously of his wealth of experience to show novice and veteran alike how to use our core values for practical advocacy. And he does so in a way that entertains, informs, and inspires.

2004 Edition

#657

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My Little Rules Book - Civil

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So You're Going to Try Your First Case, 2nd Edition

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The Lost Art: An Advocate's Guide to Effective Closing Argument, 3rd Edition

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