A Student Guide to the Federal Criminal Rules provides an easy-to-use handbook of the Federal Criminal Rules of Procedure, as well as primers on key areas of federal criminal practice. The Handbook details for students the proper application of the federal rules, as well as the basic rules of search and seizure, sentencing and habeas corpus law in federal court. This book is an essential resource for federal criminal practice courses, criminal procedure, and trial practice.

A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure (Statutory Supplement)

Test Preparation

Levenson, Laurie L.

Professional

West Group

Find the full text of the Rules of Criminal Procedure, plus expert commentary on the spirit and intent of each provision in Federal Criminal Rules Handbook. Use this reference to gain an understanding of the interplay between the rules and the facts of your cases. Coverage includes: Point-by-point illustrations of how rules may apply to different cases Primers on federal criminal jurisdiction, sentencing, and appeals An overview of search and seizure law Detailed discussion of landmark cases A list of federal court addresses, a circuit map, and a perpetual calendar Criminal prosecutions timetable Advisory notes to the Rules of Criminal Procedure, Federal Rules of Evidence, rules governing Section 2254 cases in U.S. district courts, and procedures for judicial rulemaking

Federal Criminal Rules Handbook, 2017 ed.

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The Glannon Guides form a new series conceived by Joe Glannon, author of the highly successful Examples &amp; Explanations titles "Civil Procedure" and "Law of Torts." Through multiple choice Q&amp;A, test your knowledge and use the detailed explanations of right and wrong answers to analyze your responses. Many new titles are coming soon!

The Glannon Guide to Criminal Law: Learning Criminal Law Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis

Business

Aspen Law & Business

Erwin Chemerinsky and Laurie L. Levenson bring to this casebook a wealth of experience as practicing attorneys, law professors, and authors. Written in the approachable style that characterizes Chemerinsky’s Constitutional Law casebook, Criminal Procedure guides students to an understanding of the law through tightly edited cases and a dynamic and innovative pedagogy. Criminal Procedure offers: <ul>
<li> eloquent and substantive writing that draws on deep wells of experience and scholarship </li> <li> a dynamic and innovative pedagogy that includes tightly edited cases, author-written essays, legal pleadings that argue the issues, and the perspectives of prosecutors, defense counsel, judges, police, and victims </li> <li> a chronological organization that walks the student through the criminal justice process, from the investigation to habeas corpus </li> <li> a consistently systematic treatment of topics in every chapter: <ul>
<li> an introduction to the underpinning issues of the law </li> <li> discussion of the history and development of the law in response to those issues </li> <li> examples of recent or seminal cases that have shaped the law </li> <li> analysis of the success or failure of the law to adequately remedy the issue that gave rise to its inception </li> </ul>
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<li> Supreme Court cases through October Term 2006, along with many familiar chestnuts </li> <li> a detailed Teacher’s Manual that includes questions and answers for classroom discussion </li> <li> a complete teaching package that includes PowerPoint slides, a DVD that presents the facts and backgrounds of several key cases, and a website </li> </ul>
 Dynamic and innovative, Criminal Procedure shows—through clear and succinct text, tightly edited cases, legal pleadings, and the perspectives of participants and players—a complete picture of the criminal procedure system. An author website to support classroom instruction using this title is available at <a> http://www.aspenlawschool.com/chemerinsky_levenson</a>

Criminal Procedure

Chemerinsky, Erwin

Criminal Law

Combining first-hand knowledge of the criminal procedure system with stellar constitutional law scholarship, Levenson and Chemerinsky now offer a free-standing and student-friendly casebook that focuses on the investigation phase of criminal procedure. Written in the eminently articulate style that characterizes Chemerinsky’s Constitutional Law casebook, Criminal Procedure: Investigation offers: <ul>
<li> straightforward essays by the authors that illuminate principal and minor cases </li> <li> a first-chapter overview of criminal procedure that looks at <ul>
<li> the roles of the participant </li> <li> the progression of a case through the system </li> <li> key procedural rules and governing principles </li> <li> the Incorporation Doctrine </li> <li> the test for determining when new procedural rules should be applied retroactively </li> </ul>
</li> <li> a consistent and systematic chapter structure that <ul>
<li> introduces the topic </li> <li> discusses the history and development of the law </li> <li> cites examples from recent cases where the key issues have been raised </li> <li> offers an analytic critique of ;the resolution of the issue </li> </ul>
</li> <li> chronologically organized chapter topics that mirror the sequential ordering of the investigation process </li> <li> samples of legal pleadings that exemplify attorneys’ actual arguments </li> <li> a panoramic perspective on practice as conveyed through the eyes of prosecutors, defense counsel, judges, police, and victims </li> <li> Supreme Court cases from the 2006-2007 term </li> <li> a detailed Teacher’s Manual that offers questions and answers to support teaching and fuel class discussion </li> <li> an expanded teaching package that includes PowerPoint slides, a DVD that presents the facts and backgrounds of several key cases, and an author website </li> </ul>
 Sure, it is a pleasure to teach and to read, but you could decide to adopt it simply for the wealth of experience and expertise that Chemerinsky and Levenson bring to their subject.

Criminal Procedure: Investigation

Aspen Opco Llc

Combining first-hand knowledge of the criminal procedure system with stellar constitutional law scholarship, Levenson and Chemerinsky now offer a free-standing and student-friendly casebook that focuses on the adjudication phase of criminal procedure. Written in the eminently articulate style that characterizes Chemerinsky’s Constitutional Law casebook, Criminal Procedure: Adjudication offers: <ul>
<li> straightforward essays by the authors that illuminate principal and minor cases </li> <li> a first-chapter overview of criminal procedure that looks at: <ul>
<li> the roles of the participants </li> <li> the progression of a case through the system </li> <li> key procedural rules and governing principles </li> <li> the Incorporation Doctrine </li> <li> the test for determining when new procedural rules should be applied retroactively </li> </ul>
</li> <li> a consistent and systematic chapter structure that: <ul>
<li> introduces the topic </li> <li> discusses the history and development of the law </li> <li> cites examples from recent cases where the key issues have been raised </li> <li> offers an analytic critique of the resolution of the issues </li> </ul>
</li> <li> chronologically organized chapter topics that mirror the sequential ordering of the adjudication process </li> <li> samples of legal pleadings that exemplify attorneys’ actual arguments </li> <li> a panoramic perspective on practice as conveyed through the eyes of prosecutors, defense counsel, judges, police, and victims </li> <li> Supreme Court cases from the 2006-2007 term </li> <li> a detailed Teacher’s Manual that offers questions and answers to support teaching and fuel class discussion </li> <li> an expanded teaching package that includes PowerPoint slides, a DVD that presents the facts and backgrounds of several key cases, and an author website </li> </ul>
 Sure, it is a pleasure to teach and to read, but you could decide to adopt it simply for the wealth of experience and expertise that Chemerinsky and Levenson bring to their subject.

Criminal Procedure: Adjudication

ASPEN PUB.

ISBN: 9780735577886. ***Criminal Procedures 2008: Case and Statutory Supplement*** by Erwin Chemerisnsky and Laurie L. Levenson. 118 Numbered pages.

Criminal Procedures 2008: Case and Statutory

Interactive and user-friendly, The Glannon Guide to Criminal Law uses explanatory text and multiple-choice questions to review course content and show the reader how to correctly analyze and answer multiple-choice exam questions. A useful review for any student taking Criminal Law, this complete approach to content mastery and exam preparation includes: <ul>
<li> multiple-choice questions that are integrated into a comprehensive review of the Criminal Law course </li> <li> lucid and informative text that prepares students to successfully analyze and answer multiple-choice questions </li> <li> follow-up explanations of correct and incorrect answers that clarify murky or ambiguous points of law </li> <li> a realistic level of difficulty that is reasonable and fair, not simplistic or esoteric, and which includes a sophisticated final question in each chapter to challenge the student, build confidence, and ensure exam readiness </li> <li> the Closer, a final question at the end of each chapter that provides practice and review for students as they apply concepts covered in that chapter </li> <li> the Closing Closers, questions in the final chapter that provide practice and review for students as they apply concepts covered in earlier chapters </li> <li> valuable exam-taking pointers interspersed within the substantive text </li> </ul>
 Revised and enhanced, the Second Edition features: <ul>
<li> significant recent Supreme Court cases </li> <li> new Closers, based on recent cases and events </li> <li> an expanded discussion of the Model Penal Code </li> </ul>
 With its balance of explanatory introductions and self-testing questions, The Glannon Guide to Criminal Law provides a thorough and up-to-date course review that emphasizes multiple-choice questions and test-taking strategies. *A Teacher’s Manual may be available for this book. Teacher’s Manuals are a professional courtesy offered to professors only. For more information or to request a copy, please contact Aspen Publishers at 800-950-5259 or legaledu@wolterskluwer.com.

The Glannon Guide to Criminal Law: Learing Crimincal Law Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis

Written in the student-friendly style that characterizes Chemerinsky's Constitutional Law casebook, Criminal Procedure: Investigation features cases, minor cases, and author-written essays while omitting both notes in the form of rhetorical questions and excerpts from law review articles. The chronological organization moves through the investigation process. Dynamic text guides students through understanding the law with tightly edited cases, samples of legal pleadings arguing the issues, and perspectives from prosecutors, defense, counsel, judges, police, and victims alike. Each chapter has a consistent, systematic approach, beginning with an introduction laying out the nature of the issue, followed by a discussion on the history and development of the law. Then, examples of recent and seminal cases reveal how key criminal procedure issues have been raised, and an analytic approach toward resolving each issue shows what worked and why.
 The Second Edition has been thoroughly updated and provides analysis of the impact of important recent decisions, such as Arizona v. Gant, Herring v. U.S., Berghuis v. Thompkins, Maryland v. Shatzer, Montejo v. Louisiana, and Perry v. New Hampshire. In addition, the Second Edition examines new decisions affecting right to counsel. New supplemental handouts and practice materials are available on the companion website.
Features: 
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<li> Written in the approachable style of Chemerinsky's Constitutional Law casebook<ul>
<li>features cases and minor cases </li>
<li>offers author-written essays</li>
<li>omits both notes in the form of rhetorical questions and excerpts from law review articles</li>
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<li>Organized chronologically through the investigation process
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<li> Dynamic text guides students through understanding the law<ul>
<li>tightly edited cases</li>
<li> perspectives from prosecutors, defense, counsel, judges, police, and victims</li>
</ul>
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<li> Consistent systematic approach to topics in each chapter<ul>
<li> an introduction laying out the nature of the issue</li>
<li>discussion of the history and development of the law</li>
<li> examples of recent and seminal cases that raise key criminal procedure issues</li>
<li> analytic approach toward resolving a specific legal issue--what worked and why</li>
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<ul><li>questions--and answers-to provoke class discussion</li></ul>
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 Thoroughly updated, the revised Second Edition presents:
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<li>Analysis of the impact of recent decisions <ul>
<li>Arizona v. Gant</li>
<li>Herring v. United States</li>
<li>Berghuis v. Thompkins</li>
<li>Maryland v. Shatzer </li>
<li>Montejo v. Louisiana</li>
<li>Perry v. New Hampshire</li>
</ul>
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Examination of new decisions' effects <ul><li>right to counsel</li></ul>
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Criminal Procedure: Investigation (Aspen Casebook)

Legal Education

The popular Glannon Guide to Criminal Law is a concise, clear, effective review of criminal law topics organized around multiple-choice questions. Employing a student-friendly, accessible tone, this text includes brief explanatory text about each topic under discussion, followed by one or two multiple-choice questions. After each question, the author explains how the correct choice was chosen and clarifies why other options were not correct. A more sophisticated "Closer" question at the end of each chapter challenges students to stretch their analytical abilities and examine subtle nuances of the topic. Unlike other titles, this approach emphasizes learning the concepts, rather than mastering test-taking techniques. The author has thoroughly updated the Third Edition and has added numerous new hypotheticals including many that feature situations involving the Model Penal Code. Hallmark features: Integrates multiple-choice questions into a full-fledged review of first-year criminal law course. Student-friendly, accessible tone emphasizes concepts of law , rather than test-taking strategies. Lead-up discussion of law in the text prepares students to learn effectively from subsequent questions. Clear explanations of correct and incorrect answers help to clarify nuances in the law. Multiple-choice questions are sophisticated but fair , neither too difficult nor unrealistically straightforward. Equally useful to all students, regardless of whether they will be tested by multiple-choice questions on their exams. Embodies a far more user-friendly and interactive approach than other exam preparation aids. A more challenging final question in each chapter (the " Closer") illustrates a more sophisticated problem in the area under discussion. "Closing Closer" questions in the last chapter provide practice and helpful review of concepts in earlier chapters. Valuable exam-taking pointers interspersed within the substantive text. The Third Edition of this popular title has been updated throughout and features: New Multiple choice questions throughout New hypotheticals featuring the Model Penal Code, including Model Penal Code Closing Closers

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A Student's Guide to the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure (Statutory Supplement)

Federal Criminal Rules Handbook, 2017 ed.

The Glannon Guide to Criminal Law: Learning Criminal Law Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis

Criminal Procedure

Criminal Procedure: Investigation

Criminal Procedure: Adjudication

Criminal Procedures 2008: Case and Statutory

The Glannon Guide to Criminal Law: Learing Crimincal Law Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis

Criminal Procedure: Investigation (Aspen Casebook)

The Glannon Guide to Criminal Law: Learning Criminal Law Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis