Criminal Procedure: Examples and Explanations

by Bloom, Robert M.; Brodin, Mark S.

• ISBN13: 9780735513181
• ISBN10: 073551318X
• Edition: 3rd
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2000-09-01
• Publisher: Wolters Kluwer

Summary

When students select a Criminal Procedure study guide, make sure they use the one that is both concise and up-to-date - Bloom and Brodin's CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: Examples & Explanations, Third Edition . This effective paperback has earned the confidence of instructors nationwide by giving students the information they need to perform a meaningful analysis of different procedural situations. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: Examples & Explanations, Third Edition, Is carefully crafted to maximize student comprehension: introductory text explains the concepts - then examples and explanations give students an opportunity to develop important problem-solving skills. by presenting police practices in procedural order, The book conveys a sense of the logic of law enforcement, As well as its theoretical flow. charts and illustrations graphically demonstrate legal standards and concepts. examples build in difficulty; after students develop their confidence, more challenging problems test their knowledge and analytical skills. checklist and Review Problems in the Appendix show how key ideas are interrelated and test students' mastery of the subject. With CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: Examples & Explanations, Third Edition, your students get current guidance, reflecting all the most recent developments in the law: important new Fourth Amendment search and seizure cases, such as Richards v. Wisconsin, Knowles v. Iowa, Minnesota v. Carter, Marilyn v. Wilson, and Pennsylvania v. Labron new cases on the latest technological methods of evidence gathering, including thermal imaging, and a discussion of the resulting conflicts with privacy expectations important analysis of Miranda v. Arizona, where the Fourth Circuit attempted to overrule this landmark case exceptional treatment of aerial surveillance gives students a solid grasp of real-world practices new examples and explanations throughout the text

Author Biography

Robert M. Bloom: Professor of Law, Boston College Law School Mark S. Brodin: Professor of Law, Boston College Law School

Table of Contents

Contents	xi
Table of Figures	xiv
Preface	xv
Overview of Constitutional Criminal Procedure	1	(10)
Part I Search and Seizure---The Framework of the Fourth Amendment	11	(242)
Introduction to the Fourth Amendment	13	(6)
When Does the Fourth Amendment Apply?	19	(28)
What Does the Fourth Amendment Require?---The Doctrine of Justification	47	(76)
Search and Arrest Warrants	123	(22)
Warrantless Searches and Seizures	145	(54)
The Exclusionary Rule: Rationale, Operation, and Limitations	199	(54)
Part II Interrogation and Confessions	253	(98)
The Voluntariness Standard	255	(12)
The Miranda Approach	267	(72)
The Sixth Amendment ``Right to Counsel'' Approach	339	(12)
Part III Other Investigative Procedures	351	(28)
Other Investigative Procedures --- Eyewitness Identification, Bodily Intrusions, Examination of Physical Attributes, and Entrapment	353	(22)
Technology and the Fourth Amendment	375	(4)
Appendix	379	(14)
Table of Supreme Court Cases	393	(6)
Index	399