Corpus Juris Publishing Company
We are the only publishing company that produces practical law books for all
of the law enforcement and criminal justice communities. These books reflect 30
years of law enforcement and courtroom experience but are written in a
neutral-to-all-sides fashion. These books help agents, prosecutors, and defense
attorneys correctly structure their investigations and present their cases in
court. These books help judges to find and apply the law correctly.
Corpus Juris’ first book, Proving Federal Crimes, was chosen by
Amazon as one of the ten best law books of 2001, the year the first edition was
published. The second edition is even better and more comprehensive. Corpus
Juris has followed the success of Proving Federal Crimes with
Follow the Money, a guide to financial and money laundering investigations.
Follow the Money is the most complete treatment of these related financial topics ever released. Corpus Juris combines original research with excerpts from the best public domain resources produced by high-level government agencies. Attorneys, judges, investigators, intelligence agents, bankers, corporate officials, and criminal justice researchers cannot find better sources to get answers to their critical questions. It is to this end that Corpus Juris is dedicated.
Proving Federal Crimes
The first book ever
written for both
law enforcement agents and litigators
Follow the Money:
A Guide to Financial and
Money Laundering Investigation
"Follow the Money provides the investigator with a solid list of clues to track money movements, uncover financial fraud, and help locate the assets to restore to your client, the rightful owner. A better book has not been written for investigators." ~The Legal Investigato
The outstanding treatise of its kind now in circulation."
~Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
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