Media and Published Works

Jack Zimmermann is a co-author of this comprehensive guide to the civilian and military criminal justice systems.
Now in its Fifth Edition, Criminal Procedure in Practice provides practical guidance for attorneys during each stage of a criminal case -- from the police investigation to issues involving the double jeopardy clause. Authors Jack Zimmermann, Melanie Wilson, and Paul Marcus interpret constitutional principles and case law, and provide commentary that applies to both the prosecution and defense in federal, state, and military courts.
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Texas Lawyer, September 3, 2007

Super Lawyers Magazine, March 2007.

Lawyers Accuse FBI of Botching Waco Negotiations at Every Turn
Valley Morning Star, July 26, 1995

Corporal's Defense Well-Versed
Austin American
Statesman August 17, 1997

The Trial of Vicki Daniel

Lawyers Await Decision by Branch Davidians
Dallas Morning News April 2, 1993

Lawyer Says Marine Fired to Protect Buddy
San Antonio Express-News, July 24, 1997

'Crackerjack' Is Word for Defense Attorney
Houston Post

Death Row Inmate Bowen Freed
The Daily Oklahoman, August 2, 1986

For Zimmermann, the Sensational Is Normal
Houston Post April 2, 1993

Judge Rules Vickie Daniel Innocent
Houston Chronicle, October 31 1981

Houston Chronicle, August 15, 1987

Houston Lawyers Go Waco
Houston Press April 1, 1993

Latourette Attorney's Motto 'Winning by the Rules'
The Houston Post January 29, 1984

David Port Conviction Thrown Out
The Houston Post August 13, 1987

U.S. vs. Col. Morris
Army Times December 9, 2002

Defending The White Collar Case

Attorney Conflict Of Interest

Hypnotically Enhanced Testimony in the Criminal Trial

Watkins Says He's Not Guilty of Killing Wife
Athens Daily Review, February 6, 1994
