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9780314911384

Criminal Procedure

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    9780314911384

  • ISBN10:

    0314911383

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2009-07-30
  • Publisher: West Academic
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Table of Contents

Prefacep. iii
Table of Casesp. ix
The Criminal Process: Failure, Choices, and Legitimacyp. 1
Does The Process Protect the Innocent?p. 1
Note: Is there a reliable estimate of system-wide wrongful convictions?p. 1
Note: District Attorney's Office for the Third Judicial District v. Osbornep. 1
Passing the Threshold of the Fourth Amendmentp. 3
What Is a "Search"?p. 3
General Principlesp. 3
Note: Update on National Security Agency Wiretapping programp. 3
The Substance of the Fourth Amendmentp. 5
Arrest Warrantsp. 5
Note: Scott v. Harrisp. 5
Search Warrantsp. 5
Execution of a Search Warrantp. 5
Note: Los Angeles County, Califonia v. Rettelep. 5
Warrant Clause: When are Warrants Required?p. 7
Searches Incident to an Arrestp. 7
Arrests of Automobile Occupants: A Special Rule?p. 7
Note: Relating to Atwater v. City of Lago Vistap. 7
Note: Virginia v. Moorep. 7
Note: Thornton v. United Statesp. 8
Arizona v. Gantp. 9
Notes and Questionsp. 21
Pretextual Stops and Arrests (Particularly in Automobiles)p. 21
Note: Recent Department of Justice reportp. 21
Reasonableness Clause: The Diminishing Roles of Warrants and Probable Causep. 21
The Terry Doctrinep. 21
Drawing Lines: Seizure versus Non-Seizure Encountersp. 21
Note: Brendlin v. Californiap. 21
Reasonableness in a "Special Needs" (and Non-Criminal?) Contextp. 23
Note: Safford Unified School District #1 v. Reddingp. 23
Remedies for Fourth Amendment Violationsp. 25
Exclusionary Rulep. 25
The "Good Faith" Exceptions to the Exclusionary Rulep. 25
Note: Cross-reference to Herring v. United Statesp. 25
The Exclusionary Rule: Where Do We Go From Here?p. 25
Herring v. United Statesp. 25
Notes and Questionsp. 33
Police Interrogation: The Sixth Amendment Right To Counselp. 34
Massiah Waiverp. 34
Patterson v. Illinoisp. 34
Notes and Questionsp. 44
Shedding Light On Massiah's Analytical Corep. 46
Kansas v. Ventrisp. 46
Notes and Questionsp. 51
Pretrial Releasep. 54
Bail And Other Release Mechanismsp. 54
Note: Rothgery v. Gillespie Countyp. 54
Preparing For Adjudicationp. 56
Discoveryp. 56
Constitutional Discoveryp. 56
Note: District Attorney's Office for the Third Judicial District v. Osbornep. 56
Note: Cone v. Bellp. 57
Speedy Trialp. 58
Note: Vermont v. Brillonp. 58
The Role Of Defense Counselp. 60
The Right To Have Appointed Counselp. 60
Note: Right to counsel at bail hearingsp. 60
The Right To Decide Whether To Have Counselp. 60
Note: Indiana v. Edwardsp. 60
The Right To Effective Assistance Of Counselp. 61
Note: Schriro v. Landriganp. 61
Plea Bargaining And Guilty Pleasp. 64
Making And Breaking Dealsp. 64
Breaking the Dealp. 64
Note: Mabry v. Johnson and Puckett v. United Statesp. 64
The Trial Processp. 66
The Right To Be Confronted With Prosecution Witnessesp. 66
Note: Giles v. Californiap. 66
Note: Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusettsp. 67
Sentencingp. 68
Federal Sentencing Guidelinesp. 68
The Guidelines: In Generalp. 68
Introductory Commentp. 68
Imposing A Sentence: Constitutional Limitsp. 68
Trial Versus Sentencing: Different Enterprises?p. 68
Sentencing as a More Formal Enterprise: The Apprendi Revolutionp. 68
Note: James v. United Statesp. 68
Note: Cunningham v. Californiap. 69
Note: Rita v. United States and Gall v. United Statesp. 70
Note: Oregon v. Icep. 74
Double Jeopardyp. 77
Former Acquittal/Collateral Estoppelp. 77
Note: Taylor v. Sturgell and Yeager v. United Statesp. 77
Note: Burks v. United States and Tibbs v. Floridap. 78
Post-Trial Processes: Correcting Erroneous Verdictsp. 79
Appealp. 79
Harmless Errorp. 79
Note: Puckett v. United Statesp. 79
Federal Habeas Corpusp. 79
History and Theory of Habeas Corpusp. 79
Note: Boumediene v. Bushp. 79
Retroactivityp. 79
Note: Whorton v. Bockting and Danforth v. Minnesotap. 79
Appendix
Selected Federal Statutesp. 81
Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure for the United States District Courtsp. 130
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