Cases and Comments on Criminal Procedure » (7th Edition)

Expert review of the limitations upon law enforcement practices and procedures, confessions and interrogations, and eyewitness identification procedures. Examines surveillance, law of arrest, and search and seizure. Identifies exlusionary principles and alternative remedies for unlawful investigative practices, as well as limits of undercover work. Overviews judicial process, including grand jury proceedings, right to bail, pre-trial motions, and competency to stand trial. Also covers disclosure and discovery, trial by jury, presenting the case, sentencing, and appellate and other post-trial remedies.

Chapter 1. Limitations Upon Law Enforcement Practices and ProceduresChapter 2. Confessions and Interrogations Chapter 3. Eye-Witness Identification Procedures Chapter 4. Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance Chapter 5. The Law of Arrest, Search and Seizure Chapter 6. Exclusionary Principles and Alternative Remedies for Unlawful Investigative Practices Chapter 7. The limits of Undercover Work Chapter 8. Prosecutional Discretion Chapter 9. The Rights of Indigents in Formal Criminal Proceedings Chapter 10. The Preliminary Chapter 11. Grand Jury Proceedings Chapter 12. The Right to Bail Chapter 13. Pre-trial Motions Chapter 14. Competency to Stand Trial Chapter 15. Disclosure and Discovery Chapter 16. Pleas Chapter 17. Trial By Jury Chapter 18. Quality of Representation by Counsel Chapter 19. Presenting the Case- Problems Encountered Chapter 20. Submitting the Case to the Jury Chapter 21. Sentencing Chapter 22. Post-Trial Motions Chapter 23. Appellate and Other Post-trial Remedies