This casebook on criminal procedure uses language that is easily accessible to readers, and combines both the "black letter" law approach and the case approach by beginning each chapter with a discussion of the law, followed by significant cases (carefully edited and abridged) in that area. Comprehensive in coverage, it explores criminal procedure in relation to the courts; the justice system; the Fourth Amendment; Fourth Amendment exceptions; interrogation, confessions, and admissions; remedies; identification; pretrial proceedings; counsel; grand jury, charging decision and speedy trial; and punishment. For anyone seeking an introduction to the law and the courts of the United States judicial system.
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[Connected eBook with Study Center] Erwin Chemerinsky, Laurie L. Levenson. One month later, at a preliminary hearing, McDonald repudiated his prior sworn confession. He testified that [a friend] had persuaded him to confess that he shot ...
For sophomore/junior-level courses in Criminal Law, Introduction to Criminal Law, Criminal Law and Procedure, and Administration of Justice. This text is designed to introduce students to the fundamental nature of...
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The text's approach is strongly influenced by the belief that the law has always been, and remains, a vital policy-making tool. As a topic for study and discussion, the nature and life of the law is more important today than ever before.
"Criminal justice is a dynamic field of study.
Building on the insights of Seidmann and Stein's pathbreaking game-theoretic analysis of the privilege against self-incrimination,144 the Article argues that the decision to cooperate or not ...
This contemporary, comprehensive, case-driven book from award-winning teacher Matthew Lippman covers the constitutional foundation of criminal procedure and includes today′s most recent legal developments and decisions.
This book includes chapters 1-8 of the main volume.