Criminal Procedure reflects a balanced blend of conventional casebook style, practice problems, concise text, and sample forms and documents that stresses the interplay of constitutional principles and practical considerations that confront both prosecution and defense attorneys. The organizational structure of previous editions is retained and three major subject areas are explored in depth:
<li>Arrest, Search, and Seizure;</li>
<li>Right to Counsel; and</li>
<li>ConfessionsThe book contains a host of new and quite fascinating materials related to recent decisions from the Supreme Court. Cases involving the construction of the good faith exception to the exclusionary rule, a rethinking of the car search doctrine, reaffirmation of the McNabb / Mallory rule, and numerous others, will contribute to interesting discussions with students.
This book is designed to promote a high-quality classroom experience. Lengthy Supreme Court decisions have been substantially edited, although the ""flavor"" of the constitutional views of the various Justices has been retained. The insertion of sample forms is intended to illustrate the manner in which Supreme Court edict has filtered down to work-a-day law enforcement and prosecution. Problems, for the most part extracted from lower court decisions, serve to demonstrate the vague parameters of Supreme Court pronouncements while providing the student with an engaging and practical approach to understanding, analyzing, and applying the doctrine.
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Criminal Procedure

Melanie D. Wilson

Paul, Marcus

Joseph G. Cook

LexisNexis

This three-hole punched, alternative loose-leaf version of the hardbound book is printed on 8 ½ x 11 inch paper with wider margins and the same pagination – offered at a substantially lower price than the hardbound book. 
Criminal Procedure reflects a balanced blend of conventional casebook style, practice problems, concise text, and sample forms and documents that stresses the interplay of constitutional principles and practical considerations that confront both prosecution and defense attorneys. The organizational structure of previous editions is retained and three major subject areas are explored in depth:
<li>Arrest, Search, and Seizure;</li>
<li>Right to Counsel; and</li>
<li>ConfessionsThe book contains a host of new and quite fascinating materials related to recent decisions from the Supreme Court. Cases involving the construction of the good faith exception to the exclusionary rule, a rethinking of the car search doctrine, reaffirmation of the McNabb / Mallory rule, and numerous others, will contribute to interesting discussions with students.
This book is designed to promote a high-quality classroom experience. Lengthy Supreme Court decisions have been substantially edited, although the "flavor" of the constitutional views of the various Justices has been retained. The insertion of sample forms is intended to illustrate the manner in which Supreme Court edict has filtered down to work-a-day law enforcement and prosecution. Problems, for the most part extracted from lower court decisions, serve to demonstrate the vague parameters of Supreme Court pronouncements while providing the student with an engaging and practical approach to understanding, analyzing, and applying the doctrine.
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Criminal Procedure (Loose-leaf version)

Now in its fourth edition, this book provides practical guidance for attorneys during each stage of a criminal case from the police investigation immediately following the crime to post-conviction reviews. It is an essential resource for anyone involved in or interested in the criminal justice system. The book interprets constitutional principles and case law, and provides commentary that applies to both the prosecution and defense in federal, state, or military courts. Some of the many complex topics covered: Standing; Fruit of the poisonous tree; Car stops; Privilege against self-incrimination; Eyewitness identification; Habeas corpus; and Double jeopardy. Also included are discussion of principal Supreme Court decisions including Mapp, Gates, Gideon, Wade, Miranda, Brady, and many others. Criminal Procedure in Practice, Fourth Edition contains incisive practice tips and pointers throughout the text. It is an essential resource for anyone involved in or interested in the criminal justice system, whether lawyers, police officers, judges, or academics. Contents: An overview of the criminal justice process in the United States; The exclusion of evidence : its reach, its limits; The Fourth Amendment : searches and seizures; Incriminating statements; Other limitations on the investigation process : entrapment, due process; The right to counsel; Identification; Pretrial matters; The trial; Sentencing; Post conviction; Double jeopardy and ex post facto; Table of Cases; Index.

Criminal Procedure in Practice, Fourth Edition

Jack B. Zimmerman

Criminal Justice Section, American Bar Association

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Criminal Procedure (Loose-leaf version)

Criminal Procedure in Practice, Fourth Edition