A to Z of Law of Prosecution and Conviction in Criminal Trial ( under new criminal acts, 2023)

A to Z of Law of Prosecution and Conviction in Criminal Trial is a comprehensive, practitioner-focused manual that transforms abstract legal principles into courtroom-ready actions. Organized alphabetically and by trial stage, the book covers everything from pre-trial investigation and charge framing to witness preparation, evidence admissibility, cross-examination tactics, plea negotiations, sentencing considerations and appellate pitfalls. Each entry pairs concise statutory exposition with leading judicial interpretations, practical practice notes and reproducible templates — sample charge sheets, model examination questions, checklists for proving elements of offences, and one-page briefs for quick courtroom reference. Special chapters address forensic evidence, documentary proof, circumstantial evidence, burden and standard of proof, and strategies for impeachment and corroboration. The volume also highlights common prosecutorial errors and defensive countermeasures, backed by annotated citations to landmark cases and recent trends in conviction jurisprudence. Updated to reflect current procedural practice, this book is engineered to reduce drafting time, harden case theories, and improve conviction outcomes while safeguarding fair trial standards.