Add sections to the bookbuilder: Final Brief U.S. v. Theodore John Kaczynski, appellant; No. 99-16531 in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

 

With complex structures, e.g., a chapter with subsections, selecting only the chapter is likely to select only the chapter's title, so probably you want to select the chapter and all its subsections.

The text structure is shown below.

 
Section
Select
Title, author, date...
Final Brief U.S. v. Theodore John Kaczynski, appellant; No. 99-16531 in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
BRIEF FOR THE UNITED STATES
JURISDICTION AND BAIL STATUS
ISSUES PRESENTED
STATEMENT OF THE CASE
STATEMENT OF FACTS
1. Kaczynski's commission of 16 bombings resulting in the death of three people.
a. The charged bombings
b. Kaczynski's other bombings
2. Kaczynski's prosecution and trial
a. Pretrial and trial proceedings
b. Kaczynski's plea agreement and guilty plea
c. The district court's May 4, 1998, order
3. Kaczynski's motion under 28 U.S.C. § 2255
SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT
ARGUMENT
I. KACZYNSKI'S GUILTY PLEA WAS VOLUNTARY
A. Standard of review
B. Kaczynski's guilty plea was voluntary and waived his right to challenge the district court's mental defense and self-representation rulings.
II. THE DISTRICT COURT DID NOT IMPROPERLY DENY KACZYNSKI HIS RIGHT TO REPRESENT HIMSELF.
A. Standard of review
B. Kaczynski's request to represent himself was untimely
C. Kaczynski asserted his right to represent himself as a delaying tactic.
III. THE DISTRICT COURT DID NOT ERR IN RULING THAT KACZYNSKI'S ATTORNEYS COULD PRESENT LIMITED EVIDENCE OF KACZYNSKI'S MENTAL STATUS AT THE GUILT PHASE OF TRIAL.
A. Standard of review
B. The district court did not deny Kaczynski the right to make a “fundamental decision.”
CONCLUSION
STATEMENT OF RELATED CASES
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
Source, notes...