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The protagonist, Matthew Z. Worth, a former peace officer, now college professor, works as an itinerant part time professor of criminal justice at several colleges located in the northern San Francisco Bay area. He also works occasionally as a private investigator, whenever the mood strikes him, the money is good, and the case is intriguing. He is looking forward to a leisurely summer vacation, but instead he accepts the offer tendered by a small law enforcement task force directed by both state and federal authorities to work quasi-undercover as a consultant for the state's Board of...

This monograph first examines how the current structure we use in criminal proceedings developed over time. Next, we describe the process and court appellate cases that over time made the guarantees of the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments binding on state criminal proceedings. A selected number of appellate court cases are cited and some are reviewed in detail. The reader may read these cases in their entirety by merely inserting the case citation in the search bar of a computer. The reasoning of the judges makes for interesting study.

This book provides the step-by-step procedures for a notary public to become and perform the role of a mobile signing agent, handling mortgage loan closings for title companies and lenders.