Carolina Academic Press

Understanding Criminal Procedure, Volume One: Investigation (CAP) (2021)

Carolina Academic Press, 2021
ISBN 978-1-531021-53-5




Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 165

  • § 1.02 Sources of Procedural Law

  • § 11.02 Intrusions Inside the Human Body

  • § 3.02 Incorporation Theories

  • § 13.01 Automobile Search Warrant Exception: General Rules

  • § 19.01 The Role of "Standing" in Fourth Amendment Law

  • § 24.02 Miranda: Placing the Case in Historical Context

  • § 25.01 Massiah v. United States

  • § 26.03 Non-Corporeal Identification Procedures: Right to Counsel

  • § 1.03 Stages of a Criminal Prosecution

  • § 11.03 External Searches of the Body

  • § 3.04 Which Theory Has "Won" the Debate?

  • § 14.03 The Plain View Doctrine at Work: Arizona v. Hicks

  • § 17.07 Extending Terry: Weapons Searches of Automobiles

  • § 24.03 The Road to Miranda: Escobedo v. Illinois

  • § 28.05 The Right of Self-Representation

  • § 26.01 Eyewitness Identification: The Problem and Potential Safeguards

  • § 1.04 Studying Constitutional Law Cases

  • § 11.04 Entry and Search of a Home

  • § 9.02 Arrests: Common Law and Statutory Arrest Rules

  • § 14.05 Expanding on Plain View: Use of Other Senses

  • § 17.03 "Reasonable Suspicion"

  • § 24.04 Miranda: The Case

  • Index

  • Chapter 25 Interrogation Law: Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel

  • § 2.01 Norms of the Criminal Process

  • § 12.01 Warrant Exception: In General

  • § 9.04 Grounds for Arrest: "Stop and Identify" Statutes

  • § 21.04 Interrogation Law: An Overview to the Policy Debate

  • § 19.03 The Law of Standing: Pre-Rakas v. Illinois

  • § 24.05 Criticisms of Miranda

  • § 26.02 Corporeal Identification Procedures: Right to Counsel

  • § 28.06 The Right to Representation by One's Preferred Attorney

  • § 2.02 Alternative Models of Criminal Justice

  • § 12.02 Warrant Exception: In Greater Detail

  • § 9.03 Custodial Arrests for Minor Offenses

  • § 22.01 Historical Development

  • § 19.04 Standing to Contest a Search: Rakas v. Illinois

  • § 20.07 "Fruit of the Poisonous Tree" Doctrine

  • § 25.07 Scope of the Sixth Amendment Exclusionary Rule

  • § 24.12 Scope of the Miranda Exclusionary Rule

  • § 2.03 The Role of "Truth" in the Criminal Justice System

  • § 4.03 What Does the Fourth Amendment Seek to Protect? An Overview

  • § 7.02 Seizure of Property

  • § 22.02 Due Process Clause: The Voluntariness Requirement

  • § 21.03 Interrogation Law: Constitutional Issues

  • § 20.04 Exclusionary Rule: Should It Be Abolished?

  • § 28.03 The Right to Counsel: At Trial

  • § 25.04 "Offense-Specific" Nature of the Right to Counsel

  • § 2.04 Accusatorial versus Inquisitorial Systems of Justice

  • § 5.01 Significance of the Constitutional Phrase