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223. Criminal Defense Techniques.
Edited by Robert E. Cipes; Sidney Bernstein; Irwin Hall et al.
LexisNexis. 10 Vols. Looseleaf format. Current through release
87/July 2005. Ex-county law library with stamps, else very good
condition. Publisher’s Price $2,354. Special $795.
* Provides complete coverage of criminal law, from pretrial to
appeal. Comprehensive chapters on important areas of law as well as
guidance on drafting the most effective strategy for your case.
Includes chapters specifically devoted to: Murder; Drunk Driving;
Obscenity; Kidnapping; Rape and other sex crimes and Securities
cases.  
224. [Criminal Law]. Defense of Narcotics Cases.
David Bernheim. Matthew Bender LexisNexis. 3 Vols. Looseleaf format.
Current through release 50/April 2005. Ex-county law library with
stamps, else very good condition. Publisher’s Price $798. Special $350.
*
Provides coverage of all aspects of narcotics cases and related
matters, such as: identification of drugs, search and seizure, motor
vehicle and airport searches, and pretrial proceedings. Also covers
informers and accomplices, the trial, alternatives to standing
trial, compulsory commitment of narcotics addicts, defense of
driving under the influence cases, and forfeiture proceedings.
225. Defense of Speeding, Reckless Driving and Vehicular Homicide.
James Farragher Campbell, P. David Fisher and David A. Mansfield.
LexisNexis. 3 Vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set current through
Release 38/June 2005. Ex-county law library with stamps, else very
good condition. Publisher’s Price $617. Special $250.
* Provides the law, technical knowledge and litigation techniques
required to successfully defend a speeding, reckless driving, or
vehicular homicide case. Provides step-by-step defense procedures,
from pretrial preparation through trial, including discovery,
motions to suppress, and jury instructions; complete analysis of
speed detection methods; examination of statutes and case
holdings—national in scope, with state variations; sample direct and
cross-examinations of witnesses and defendants; accident
reconstruction, including the use of Human Factors experts; driver’s
license suspension and revocation.
226. Deller, Anthony W.
Patent Claims, Second Edition. Rochester, NY: Lawyers
Co-operative Publishing, 1971. 3 Vols. Hardcover [with] Ernest
Bainbridge Lipscomb III. September 1994 Cumulative Supplements.
Ex-private law library. Very good. $250.
227. [Family Law]. Child Custody and Visitation Law and Practice.
LexisNexis. 5 Vols. Looseleaf format. Current through Release
42/April 2005. Ex-county law library with stamps, else very good.
Publisher’s Price $1,119. Special $350.
* Covers all custody and visitation matters handled by the family
law practitioner including: every phase of a disputed custody or
visitation proceeding; effective use of expert witnesses;
substantive law of custody and visitation; alternatives to
traditional approaches; practical advice on management of a case;
analysis of UCCJEA, PKPA, ICWA, and the Hague Convention on Civil
Aspects of International Child Abduction.
228. [Family Law]. Lindey and Parley on Separation Agreements and
Antenuptial Contracts. Second Edition.
Alexander Lindey and Louis I. Parley. Matthew Bender/Lexis Law
Publishing. 2 Volumes. Looseleaf format. Complete set, current
through Release 65/June 2005. Ex-county law library with stamps,
else very good.
Publishers Price $442. Special $150.
* Examines all facets of these vital agreements, including the
impact of equitable distribution and community property statutes.
Complete forms and hundreds of sample clauses. Authoritative
discussions of the crucial family law topics addressed in separation
agreements, ante-nuptial contracts and marriage settlements. Each
discussion contains practical suggestions for drafting viable
agreements, and negotiating tactics. Topics covered include
intangible assets (such as pensions), support and maintenance, child
custody, and rights of unwed couples. Latest tax considerations,
including detailed coverage of income, gift and estate tax
questions. Comprehensive discussion of the effect of a subsequent
bankruptcy filing on the parties’ rights and obligations.
229. [Intellectual Property]. Chisum on Patents.
Donald S. Chisum. Matthew Bender. 8 Vols. Looseleaf format. Complete
set, current through release #38/April 1991. Ex-private law library,
very good.
Publisher’s Price $1,735. Special $150.
* Provides coverage of all aspects of patent law and related issues.
Thorough coverage of the substantive law - principles, doctrines,
rules, and cases - gives you the convenience of one-stop research,
written by the leading expert on patent law.
230. [Intellectual Property]. Lipscomb’s Walker on Patents, Third
Edition.
Ernest Bainbridge Lipscomb III. Rochester, N.Y.: Clark Boardman
Callaghan, 1984. 11 Vols. Current through November 1996 supplements.
Ex-private law library, very good. Special $395.
231. [Intellectual Property]. McCarthy on Trademarks & Unfair
Competition Fourth Edition.
J. Thomas McCarthy. 5 Vols. Looseleaf format. Complete set, current
through December 1996. Ex-private law firm library, very good
condition. Publisher’s Price $950. Special $150.
* Provides coverage of trademark law with clear, concise analysis of
cases and statutes and provides valuable how-to advice on:
registering marks; inter partes proceedings; appeals and
remedies. It examines effective defenses in trademark and unfair
competition litigation.
232. [Intellectual Property]. Nimmer on Copyright.
David Nimmer. Lexis Law Publishing. 4 vols. Looseleaf format.
Complete set, current through release 28A/September 1991. Ex-private
law library, very good. $250.
* Contains analysis of modern U.S. copyright law, interpretation of
all provisions of the Copyright Act, all significant copyright law
decisions incorporated into the text, a collection of model
litigation and transactional documents, and insight into the
guidelines that courts look for when deciding open questions of law
and suggested lines of argument.
233. Products Liability.
Louis R. Frumer, Melvin Friedman and Cary Stewart Sklaren. Matthew
Bender/Lexis Law Publishing. 11 Vols. Looseleaf format. Current
through release 100/August 2005. Ex-county law library with stamps,
else very good.
Publisher’s Price $3,127. Special $695.
* The most frequently cited and respected authority in the field.
Covers every facet of the law, including: parties liable,
manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, middlemen, repairers,
advertisers, and government; theories of liability: negligence,
strict liability in tort, breach of express warranty, breach of
implied warranty and fraud; statute of limitations, conflict of law,
indemnity and contribution, class actions, multi-district
litigation, defenses, insurance, European draft legislation, state
legislation, UPLA Evidence. Newly emerging topics: vaccines;
government contract defense; human factors in products liability;
proposed federal products liability legislation; manufacturer’s
criminal liability; products liability and bankruptcy; liability of
successor corporations and product line liability.
234. [Unfair Competition].
Restatement of the Law. Unfair Competition 3d. American Law
Institute Law Publishers, 1995. xviii, 683 pp. Hardbound. Ex-private
law library, very good.
Publisher’s Price $85. Special $45.
* Covers the right to compete, deceptive marketing, the law of
trademarks, and related concepts of intangible property and
correlative rights. Although the common-law action for unfair
competition evolved originally to afford relief against a
competitor’s misrepresentation of the source of goods or services,
the term “unfair competition” now describes an array of legal
actions addressing methods of competition that improperly interfere
with the legitimate commercial interests of other sellers in the
marketplace. The Restatement clarifies both the common-law
principles and the related statutory rules that collectively
comprise the modern law of unfair competition.
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