New Jersey
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Corrections Code of New Jersey
From $62.00
To $73.00
Essential legal reference with the complete Corrections Code and related statutes.
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Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws of New Jersey
From $43.00
To $54.00
Features the laws governing motor vehicles, traffic regulation, and highways that New Jersey law enforcement professionals use most often.
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New Jersey Criminal Law and Motor Vehicle Handbook
From $54.00
To $63.00
Features the full text of New Jersey’s Criminal Justice Code (Title 2C), Motor Vehicle and Traffic Code (Title 39); the NJ Court Rules and Rules of Evidence, and selected provisions of the statutes law enforcement professionals use most often in Titles 2A, 2B, 4, 9, 10, 12, 18A, 21, 23, 24, 27, 33, 40, 52 and 53.
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New Jersey Exam Study Guide Arrest, Search and Seizure
From $43.00
To $48.00
This Exam Study Guide is designed to assist you in your study of the laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure for exam preparation or general knowledge.
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New Jersey Exam Study Guide Criminal Justice Code Title 2C
From $43.00
To $48.00
This Exam Study Guide is designed to assist you in your study, understanding and interpretation of the New Jersey Criminal Justice Code, Title 2C, for exam preparation or general knowledge.
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New Jersey Exam Study Guide: The New Jersey Attorney General Guidelines, Directives, Policies and Procedures
From $43.00
To $48.00
This Exam Study Guide is designed to assist you in your study of the New Jersey Attorney General Guidelines, Directives, Policies and Procedures for exam preparation or general knowledge. It consists of hundreds of questions testing your knowledge of the various subjects.
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New Jersey Law Enforcement Handbook
From $139.00
To $149.00
Authored by Larry E. Holtz, this 3 volume publication is a comprehensive and convenient New Jersey criminal justice reference for law enforcement professionals, attorneys, and students alike. In this edition, multiple laws have changed, including:
-- Lawful use of deadly force found for officer who arrived late at an ongoing police action.
-- New Jersey does not follow Illinois v. McArthur, which allows an officer to enter a home to secure it .while awaiting a search warrant.
-- The public has a First Amendment right to photograph, film, or record police officers conducting their ..official duties in public places.
