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All titles in Baker's Texas Handbook Series include statutory text as well as casenote annotations from reported Texas court decisions. In the 2008 editions, statutory material is current through the 2007 Regular Session of the Texas Legislature. Casenotes cover reported decisions through 220 S.W.3d.

Baker's Texas Handbook Series includes the following titles:

• Baker's Texas Penal Code Handbook
• Baker's Texas Drugs & DWI Handbook
• Baker's Texas Criminal Procedure Handbook
• Baker's Texas Criminal Evidence Handbook
• Baker's Texas Family Code Handbook

COMPACT AND PORTABLE: One reason for the popularity of this series is that these books are designed to be carried with you to trial. Baker's Texas Penal Code Handbook is a one-volume annotated Penal Code; Baker's Texas Criminal Procedure Handbook and Baker's Texas Criminal Evidence Handbook combine to form a portable, annotated Code of Criminal Procedure; Baker's Texas Family Code Handbook is a one-volume annotated Family Code.

COMPREHENSIVE CASENOTES: Although portable, all books in Baker's Texas Handbook Series are also comprehensive in their coverage of Texas case law. This is not a short list of so-called lead cases. The author personally reads all new Texas criminal and family law decisions as they are reported in Southwestern Reporter, and writes all the casenotes. These books represent thousands of hours of research now available at your fingertips.

UP-TO-DATE COVERAGE: More than 2,000 new casenotes from over 650 reported decisions through 220 S.W.3d have been added since the 2007 editions. Included in the 2008 editions of Baker's Texas Handbook Series are over 700 statutory amendments passed at the 2007 regular session of the Texas Legislature. Bring your library up-to-date by ordering the 2008 editions of Baker's Texas Handbook Series.

FINDING THE LAW IS QUICK AND EASY: The casenotes in Baker's Texas Handbook Series are logically arranged into thousands of topics, and margin markers make it easy to locate the relevant cases for the issue at hand.

Lang Baker is a graduate of Yale and of the University of Texas School of Law. He was Research Assistant to Judge Wendell Odom of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals for over eleven years. He has been writing and publishing Baker's Texas Handbook Series since 1981.

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