PARDON AND PAROLE: A LEGAL RESEARCH GUIDE

Fishman, Joel

Item #: 1007305

ISBN: 9780837742991
Pages: 154p. total
Published: Getzville; William S. Hein & Co., Inc.; 2024.

Series: LEGAL RESEARCH GUIDES
Subjects: CRIMINAL JUSTICE, BIBLIOGRAPHY

 

ABOUT THIS BOOK

Pardon and Parole: A Legal Research Guide explores the critical role of pardon and parole in criminal procedure, providing an in-depth analysis of the legal and constitutional frameworks underpinning executive clemency. Written by Joel Fishman, this guide examines state statutory and administrative laws governing clemency, highlighting the interplay between courts, executives, and administrative agencies in granting pardons and paroles to prisoners each year.

With references to federal and state constitutional provisions, this guide illustrates the historical and modern uses of clemency by Presidents and governors as part of their constitutional powers. It serves as an essential resource for understanding the legal literature surrounding pardon and parole, offering researchers and practitioners the tools needed to navigate this complex area of law.

 

KEY FEATURES	INTENDED AUDIENCE	CITED SOURCES
Legal Frameworks: Examines federal and state constitutional provisions for clemency.	Attorneys: Navigate the complexities of pardon and parole law for their clients.	Constitutional Law: References provisions granting executive clemency powers.
Comprehensive Resources: Covers state statutory and administrative law references.	Legal Scholars: Research the history and application of clemency in the U.S.	State Laws: Statutory and administrative codes related to clemency.
Historical Context: Highlights clemency practices by Presidents and governors throughout U.S. history.	Policy Analysts: Study the societal impact of pardon and parole policies.	Secondary Sources: Includes legal literature and scholarly commentary on clemency.

 

 

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