Criminal law and process. Non -theoretical advice to novice lawyers and investigators

The author of the book, summarizing his many years of experience in investigative work and advocacy, gives recommendations to novice specialists, as well as to everyone who faced the need to protect their rights at the stage of preliminary investigation and trial.
At the university, students in depth study theoretical aspects of law, but are completely not ready to solve practical problems that arise at the initial stage of their activities as lawyers or investigators. The book in ironic form sets out not theoretical advice, and examples from the practice of the author and his colleagues are given. How can a beginner lawyer correctly build a guide protection line? What tactics should be applied to the investigator to bring the perpetrator to criminal liability? What kind of behavior tactics to choose to the accused and his relatives in order to minimize criminal liability?
In the book you will find answers to these and many other questions, the consideration of which is not included in the teaching program at the legal faculty.
The book will be interesting to beginner lawyers and investigators, persons who are faced with the need to protect their rights and rights of loved ones, as well as everyone who is interested in criminal and criminal procedure law