This four hour audio lecture on compact disc on Criminal Law reviews volitional acts, mental states, specific intent, malice, general intent, strict liability, and accomplice liability. It also explains inchoate crimes, impossibility, defenses, insanity, voluntary and involuntary intoxication, infancy, self-defense, defense of a dwelling, duress, necessity, and mistake of fact or law. Also discussed are entrapment, battery, assault, homicide, comon law murder, voluntary and involuntary manslaughter, first degree murder, felony murder, rape, larceny, embezzlement, false pretenses, robbery, extortion, burglary, and arson. This lecture also includes a 15 page handout.

Law School Legends Audio on Criminal Law (Law School Legends Audio Series)

Whitebread, Charles

Criminal Law

Gilbert

This four hour audio lecture on compact disc on Criminal Procedure covers the following topics: incorporation of the Bill of Rights, exclusionary rule exceptions, "Fruit of the Poisonous Tree" doctrine, arrest, search and seizure, and exceptions to the warrant requirement. Other subjects covered are wire tapping and eavesdropping, confessions, Miranda, pretrial identification, bail, preliminary hearings, and grand juries. Explains speedy trial, fair trial, jury trials, right to counsel, guilty pleas, sentencing, death penalty, habeas corpus, double jeopardy, and the privilege against compelled testimony. This lecture also includes a 16 page handout.

Criminal Procedure (Law School Legends Audio Series)

This audio lecture on law school exam writing teaches the secrets of law school test taking. In this fascinating lecture, Professor Whitebread leads you step-by-step through his innovative system, so that you know exactly how to tackle your essay exams without making point-draining mistakes. You'll learn how to read questions so you don't miss important issues, how to organize your answer, how to use limited exam time to your maximum advantage, and how to study for exams.

Law School Legends Audio on Exam Writing (Law School Legends Audio Series)

Reference

This work teaches the eight secrets that will add points to every exam answer you write. You will learn the three keys to handling any essay exam, how to use time to your advantage, issue spotting, how to organize your answer, and the hidden traps of the IRAC method. Once you have mastered these skills, you can put your knowledge to the test with sample exam questions and check your answers against those provided. A special section on how to do well on other types of exams, such as open-book, multiple-choice, or policy exams, is also included.

The Eight Secrets of Top Exam Performance in Law School (Academic and Career Success Series)

Legal Education

This work provides a far-reaching introduction to the study of criminal procedure, from investigation to habeas corpus. Topics covered include: Exclusionary Evidence Rule and other remedies for constitutional violations, law of arrest, law of searches, privilege against self-incrimination, eyewitness identification techniques, initial custodial decisions, pretrial review, preliminary hearing, grand jury, discovery, the right to a speedy trial, entrapment defense, guilty pleas and plea bargaining, adversarial rights, appeals, double jeopardy, right to counsel, effective assistance of counsel, and state constitutions as an independent source of rights.

2002 Supplement to Criminal Procedure (University Textbook Series)

Slobogin, Christopher

Foundation Pr

This publication covers the law governing the criminal process, excluding sentencing. The first half of the book examines legal strictures on investigative techniques―search and seizure, interrogation, subpoenas, identification procedures and undercover work―and the second half discusses the adjudicatory process, from pretrial detention and the charging decision through preliminary hearings, discovery, plea bargaining, trial, appeal and habeas, as well as double jeopardy doctrine, right to counsel issues, and state constitutional law. This book is popular among students, academics and lawyers for its concise and well-organized statements of the law, its trenchant analysis, and its attention to facts as well as legal doctrine. Each chapter ends with a summary of the law and a bibliography.

Criminal Procedure, An Analysis of Cases and Concepts (University Treatise Series)

Foundation Press

Criminal Procedure, An Analysis of Cases and Concepts covers the law governing the criminal process, excluding sentencing. The first half of the book examines legal strictures on investigative techniques: Search and seizure Interrogation Subpoenas Identification procedures Undercover work The second half discusses the adjudicatory process: Pretrial detention and the charging decision Preliminary hearings Discovery Plea bargaining Trial Appeal Habeas Double-jeopardy doctrine Right-to-counsel issues State constitutional law Each chapter ends with a summary of the law and a bibliography.

Criminal Procedure, An Analysis of Cases and Concepts (University Textbook Series)

The new 4th edition has been thoroughly updated with the latest and best cases and statutory references. It includes references to the most recent scholarly articles, books and other publications. It also includes coverage of some recent Supreme Court decisions such as:Morse v. Frederick (the BONG HITS 4 JESUS student free expression case)Roper v. Simmons (the juvenile death penalty case)Davis v. Washington and Hammon v. Indiana (clarifying the meaning of "testimonial" in the Court's earlier decision in Crawford v. Washington addressing Confrontation Clause issues with respect to statements made to police).This book is dinstiguished by its breadth of coverage and degree of flexibility in teaching. It deals with every aspect of how the law relates to minors, from free expression in school and other school-related issues to child custody, to private law (e.g., torts and contracts), to the juvenile justice system (i.e., delinquency and the operation of c

Davis, Scott, Wadlington and Whitebread's Children in the Legal System, 4th (University Casebook Series)

Davis, Samuel

Scott, Elizabeth

Wadlington, Walter

Family Law

Whitebread &amp; Slobogin’s Criminal Procedure: An Analysis of Cases and Concepts (6th ed. 2014) is a sophisticated, readable treatment of virtually all the Supreme Court’s criminal procedure decisions, as well as of selected federal and state statutes and rules and lower court decisions. It not only describes the relevant law and provides helpful summaries of it at the end of each chapter, but traces the law’s historical development, provides the facts of the most important cases so students can understand the context of the decision, and organizes each chapter in a flow-chart fashion that provides students with a roadmap for analyzing the material. Each chapter ends with an up-to-date bibliography.

Criminal Procedure, An Analysis of Cases and Concepts, 6th (University Treatise Series)

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Law School Legends Audio on Criminal Law (Law School Legends Audio Series)

Criminal Procedure (Law School Legends Audio Series)

Law School Legends Audio on Exam Writing (Law School Legends Audio Series)

The Eight Secrets of Top Exam Performance in Law School (Academic and Career Success Series)

2002 Supplement to Criminal Procedure (University Textbook Series)

Criminal Procedure, An Analysis of Cases and Concepts (University Treatise Series)

Criminal Procedure, An Analysis of Cases and Concepts (University Textbook Series)

Davis, Scott, Wadlington and Whitebread's Children in the Legal System, 4th (University Casebook Series)

Criminal Procedure, An Analysis of Cases and Concepts, 6th (University Treatise Series)

Criminal Procedure, An Analysis of Cases and Concepts (University Treatise Series)