DELAWARE CRIMINAL DEFENSE SERIES. SEX OFFENSES - VOLUME 7B: FEDERAL CONSEQUENCES, SORNA, POST-CONVICTION RELIEF, AND ADVANCED DEFENSE PRACTICE (en Inglés) - DAVE F. HARTMAN

Volume 7B of the Delaware Criminal Defense Series completes the comprehensive treatment of sex offender registration, community supervision, and post-conviction defense practice. Spanning 35 chapters across three major parts, this volume covers the remaining community supervision conditions, federal SORNA consequences, and the full spectrum of post-conviction relief strategies available to Delaware defense attorneys.

Part III (continued, Chapters 36-45) completes the community supervision analysis begun in Volume 7A - addressing probation violations and revocation, unconstitutional supervision conditions, civil commitment, immigration consequences, military collateral consequences, professional licensing, educational restrictions, voting and civic participation, and firearms disabilities. Each chapter provides Delaware-specific statutory analysis alongside federal constitutional dimensions.

Part IV (Chapters 46-55) provides exhaustive coverage of federal consequences and SORNA - the federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act structure, federal failure-to-register prosecutions under 18 U.S.C. § 2250, state implementation and compliance issues, interstate registration conflicts, Adam Walsh Act provisions, tribal jurisdiction, retroactivity challenges, federal sentencing considerations, federal supervised release conditions, and federal habeas corpus challenges to registration requirements.

Part V (Chapters 56-70) delivers the complete post-conviction and advanced defense practice toolkit - ineffective assistance of counsel for registration advice failures, Delaware Rule 61 post-conviction relief, direct appeal strategies, federal habeas corpus under 28 U.S.C. § 2254, Section 1983 civil rights litigation, expungement and pardon strategies, legislative advocacy, specialized voir dire techniques, cross-examination of compliance officers, closing argument construction, motion practice, ethics in sex offense defense, defense team composition, technology and future trends, and a comprehensive integration chapter.

Every chapter features eight structured sections including 20 unique cross-examination questions, 10 voir dire questions, 6 closing argument themes, and a practice checklist. Nine comprehensive appendices provide SORNA comparison charts, interstate registration flowcharts, post-conviction relief flowcharts, a 50-question compliance officer cross-examination bank, habeas checklists, motion templates, case law digests, appellate preservation checklists, and a glossary.