Basic Criminal Procedure: Cases, Comments and Questions"One of the best-selling casebooks of all time, this work provides materials that afford maximum freedom to teachers shaping a course in light of their own priorites and interests. Editors have sought to enrich the case material throughout with editors' notes and questions or with extracts from illuminating and insightful books, reports, and law review articles. The book covers topics such as: Arrest, search and seizure, and the right to counsel Police interrogation and confessions Undercover investigations and computer network surveillance Guilty pleas Trial by jury and postconviction review Individual rights and the war on terrorism"--Publisher's Website. |
Contents
TABLE OF CASES | xxxiv |
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Agurs United States v 427 U S 97 96 S | xlii |
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accused agents Amendment rights applied appointed counsel arrest assistance of counsel attorney authority circumstances claim communications concluded conduct confession conflict consent consent searches conviction Court of Appeals crime criminal justice Criminal Procedure custody decision defendant's defense counsel determine dissenting drug due process effective entrapment evidence exclusionary rule expectation of privacy fact federal felony Fourteenth Amendment Fourth Amendment guilty held illegal incriminating individual interest interrogation intrusion investigation involved issue judge judicial justify L.Rev law enforcement lawyer magistrate majority ment Miranda Miranda warnings noted obtained offense opinion particular pen register person petitioner petitioner's police officer present pro se probable cause proceedings prosecution prosecutor protection question reasonable record representation respondent right to counsel Rompilla's S.Ct search warrant sentencing Sixth Amendment standard statement statute stop Stored Communications Act Strickland Supreme Court suspect telephone Terry Terry stop tion trial court United unreasonable vehicle violation waiver warrantless Wiretap