Federal Court Rules 2013 Now Available From Summit Legal Publishing

Online, February 8, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Federal Court Rules 2013 includes the full text of the Federal Rules of Civil, Criminal, Appellate and Bankruptcy Procedure, the Federal Rules of Evidence, Code of Conduct for United States Judges and Published Advisory Opinions, Federal Tort Claims, Garnishment and Subpoena Regulations, Rules of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and Rules Governing Section 2254 and Section 2255 Cases (Writs of Habeas Corpus). This extensive set of federal rules is current through January 1, 2013.

This edition of Federal Court Rules 2013 includes amendments to the Bankruptcy Procedure Rules and the Criminal Procedure Rules which became effective December 1, 2012. Also updated were the Code of Conduct for United States Judges and Advisory Opinions, Federal Tort Claims, Garnishment and Subpoena Regulations. All rules included in this publication have been fully indexed allowing the user to find relevant material quickly and easily. The Bankruptcy Procedure Rules have been separately indexed for ease of use. Federal Court Rules 2013 includes free online access to downloadable, printable, full-sized versions of federal forms, including Bankruptcy, Civil, Criminal and Appellate forms, fee schedules, and miscellaneous attorney forms. Access to Bankruptcy Appellate Panels forms and guides for the First, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Circuits are also available. Official Commentary is included from 2009 to date.

Available from Summit Legal Publishing as a high quality, soft cover book, Federal Court Rules 2013 has larger typeface and a single column format making the material easier to read and use. This edition is available for most popular ebook reading devices and in PDF format, all featuring a linked table of contents and navigation pane for quick access to the required content. Federal Court Rules 2013 joins a growing line-up of federal products from Summit Legal Publishing such as Federal Evidence Rules and Federal Bankruptcy Rules.