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Table of Contents: “…The castle interiorThe gaol wall, yard and Old Police Station; 4 RECONSTRUCTING THE CASTLE; Phase 1: The timber castle, 1106-1180; Phase 2: The shell-keep, 1181-1222?…”
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Table of Contents: “…A new approach to law enforcement : the special women's police stations in Brazil / Luiza Nagib Eluf -- Long live the differences, with equal rights : a campaign to end violence against women in Bolivia / Sonia Montaño -- A new concept of mediation : an interdisciplinary approach to domestic violence in Chile / Nelly Gonzalez -- North America. …”

Table of Contents: “…Introduction / Hilton Judin -- Part one: lands -- Land dispossession and the ghosts of the Medupi Power Station / Faeeza Ballim -- A community journey: return to Juliwe Cemetery in Roodepoort, Johannesburg / Eric Itzkin -- Public memory and transformation at Constitution Hill and Gandhi Square in Johannesburg / Temba John Dawson Middelmann -- Ejaradini: notes toward modelling black gardens as a response to the coloniality of museums / MADEYOULOOK -- Part two: buildings -- Johannesburg Central Police Station and the photograph as evidence / Sally Gaule -- The persistence of Robben Island: abolition and the prison museum / Kelly Gillespie -- The Apartheid Pass Office in Johannesburg and a heritage of destruction / Hilton Judin -- Indian trading, Art Deco and urban modernity in a segregated town: Jubliee House in Krugersdorp / Arianna Lissoni and Roshan Dadoo -- An uncertain heritage and resistance: transforming the Drill Hall in Johannesburg / Barbara Morovich and Pauline Guinard -- Part three: statues, as monuments -- Creating spaces of memorialisation: New Deville Wood (France) and SS Mendi (South Africa) / Yasmin Mayat and Brendan Hart -- Re-historicising credo Mutwa's Kwa Khaya Lendaba Cultural Village in Soweto / Ali Khangela Hlongwane and Tara Weber -- Facing (down) the coloniser? …”
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Table of Contents: “…Re-presenting the good German: philosophical reflections / Maeve Cook -- "Görings glorreichste Günstlinge": the portrayal of Wilhelm Furtwängler and Gustaf Gründgens as good Germans in the West German media since 1945 / Karina von Lindeiner-Stráský -- From Hitler's champion to German of the century: on the representation and reinvention of Max Schmeling / Jon Hughes -- Wilhelm Krützfeld and other "good" constables in police station 16 in Hackescher Markt, Berlin / Eoin Burke -- The "good German" between silence and artistic deconstruction of an inhumane world: Johannes Bobrowski's "Mäusefest" and "Der Tänze malige" / Sabine Egger -- Saints and sinners: the good German and her others in Heinrich Böll's Gruppenbild mit Dame / Matthias Uecker -- Being human: good Germans in postwar German film / Christiane Schönfeld -- "The banality of good"?…”
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Table of Contents: “…The nature, purpose, and structure of the manual -- Introduction to delinquency practice : the role of defense counsel -- Representing clients before initial hearing : steps to take if a client is at the police station or is "wanted" by the police -- The initial hearing : prehearing interview; arraignment; pretrial detention arguments; probable-cause hearing -- The client interview -- Case planning : deciding what things to do to prepare for trial and the order in which to do them -- Selecting and drafting motions : strategic and practical considerations -- Defense investigation -- Pretrial discovery -- Subpoenaing and preparing defense witnesses to testify at a motions hearing or trial -- Retaining and working with expert witnesses -- Representing clients who are mentally ill or mentally retarded -- Transfer or waiver to adult court -- Guilty pleas -- Defense motions to advance or for a continuance; motions to dismiss for want of prosecution; speedy trial motions -- Motions hearings; motions arguments -- Motions to dismiss the charging paper -- Motions for severance (or consolidation) of counts or respondents -- Motions to dismiss for social reasons -- Motions for a change of venue; motions for recusal of the judge -- Election or waiver of jury trial; motions relating to the jury -- Suppression hearings -- Motions to suppress tangible evidence -- Motions to suppress confessions, admissions, and other statements of the respondent -- Motions to suppress identification testimony -- Interlocutory review of pretrial rulings by means of prerogative writs -- Trial: general characteristics; the opening stage -- Selecting the jury at trial : the voir dire -- Opening statements -- Evidentiary issues that are likely to arise at trial -- Handling prosecution witnesses -- Motion for acquittal (the prima facie motion) -- Presenting the case for the defense -- Objections to evidence; motions for mistrial; proffers; rulings on evidentiary questions -- The closing stage of a bench trial: renewal of the motion for acquittal; closing argument -- The closing stage of a jury trial: renewal of the motion for acquittal; closing argument; jury instructions; the jury's deliberations and verdict -- Postverdict proceedings -- Dispositions -- Appeal and post-disposition proceedings.…”

Table of Contents: “…The nature, purpose, and structure of the manual -- Introduction to delinquency practice: the role of defense counsel -- Representing clients before initial hearing; steps to take if a client is at the police station or is "wanted" by the police -- The initial hearing: prehearing interview; arraignment; pretrial detention arguments; probable-cause hearing -- The client interview -- Case planning: deciding what things to do to prepare for trial and the order in which to do them -- Selecting and drafting motions: strategic and practical considerations -- Defense investigation -- Pretrial discovery -- Subpoenaing and preparing defense witnesses to testify at a motions hearing or trial -- Retaining and working with expert witnesses -- Representing clients who are mentally ill or mentally retarded -- Transfer or waiver to adult court -- Guilty pleas -- Defense motions to advance or for a continuance; motions to dismiss for want of prosecution; speedy trial motions -- Motions hearings: motions arguments -- Motions to dismiss the charging paper -- Motions for severance (or consolidation) of counts or respondents -- Motions to dismiss for social reasons -- Motions for a change of venue; motions for recusal of the judge -- Election or waiver of jury trial; motions relating to the jury -- Suppression hearings -- Motions to suppress tangible evidence -- Motions to suppress confessions, admissions, and other statements of the respondent -- Motions to suppress identifications testimony -- Interlocutory review of pretrial rulings by means of prerogative writs -- Trial: general characteristics; the opening stage -- Selecting the jury at trial: the voir dire -- Opening statements -- Evidentiary issues that are likely to arise at trial -- Handling prosecution witnesses -- Motion for acquittal (The "prima facie motion") -- Presenting the case for the defense -- Objections to evidence; motions for mistrial; proffers; rulings on evidentiary questions -- The closing stage of a bench trial: renewal of the motion for acquittal; closing argument -- The closing stage of a jury trial: renewal of the motion for acquittal; closing argument; jury instructions; the jury's deliberations and verdict -- Postverdict proceedings -- Dispositions Appeal and post-disposition proceedings.…”

Table of Contents: “…5 State of Intoxication: A Review of the Effects of Alcohol on Witnesses' MemoryImportance and Prevalence of Intoxicated Witnesses; Alcohol and "Basic" Memory Research; Theoretical Underpinnings; Perceptions of Intoxicated Witnesses; Alcohol and Witness Memory Research; Challenges with Alcohol and Witness Memory Research; Conclusions and Future Directions; Appendix; Alcohol and Witness Memory Studies; References; 6 From the Police Station to the Hospital Bed: Using the Cognitive Interview to Enhance Epidemiologic Interviewing; Epidemiological Interviewing; The Cognitive Interview…”
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Table of Contents: “…Bereaved Families, Disappeared ChildrenBereaved Families, Disappeared Children; 6 Departure; Try, Try Again; The Crossing; Toward a New Life; Toward a New Life; PART TWO: MENAs in Madrid; 7 Arrival; In a Strange Land; Calling Home; Calling Home; The Un/Kindness of Strangers; The Police Station; The Age Assessment Test; Entering a Shelter, Leaving a Shelter; Entering a Shelter, Leaving a Shelter; Welcome to Madrid; Choosing a Path; 8 The Crucible: Life in the ChildProtection System; Residential Life; Practicing Islam; Learning Spanish, Going to School, Learning a Trade…”
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