The Federal Law Encyclopedia

The Federal Law Encyclopedia: Complete Guide to Federal Practice and Criminal Defense is the definitive resource for understanding and applying federal law. Written by Garry Wiggins, acclaimed author of Beating the Feds, this groundbreaking reference is designed to bring clarity, depth, and practical insight to one of the most complex legal systems in the world.

Federal law touches every aspect of modern legal practice, yet attorneys, students, and even professionals often struggle with piecing together fragmented resources. This comprehensive encyclopedia changes that by offering a single, unified guide to the full scope of federal law.

Inside, Wiggins draws on decades of real-world experience from both sides of the courtroom to explain not just what the law says, but how it truly works in practice. Topics include the evolution of federal crimes, sentencing and penalty structures, constitutional foundations, agency regulations, civil and criminal procedures, and landmark Supreme Court precedents.

What sets this encyclopedia apart is its focus on practical strategy. Complex statutes are distilled into actionable guidance that can be applied immediately in defense, prosecution, litigation, compliance, or academic study.

Essential for attorneys, prosecutors, corporate counsel, law students, and even federal inmates, this encyclopedia delivers mastery of federal law that separates exceptional legal professionals from the rest.

Your complete guide to federal law practice begins here.