Modern Criminal Procedure 2002: Cases-Comments-Questions : Basic Criminal Procedure : Cases-Comments-Questions : Advanced Criminal Procedure : Cases-Comments-Questions: 10th Edition

by Kamisar, Yale; Lafave, Wayne R.; Israel, Jerold H.; King, Nancy J.

• ISBN13: 9780314264282
• ISBN10: 0314264280
• Edition: SUPPLEMENT
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2002-08-01
• Publisher: WEST GROUP

Table of Contents

Preface	iii
Acknowledgments	v
Table of Cases	xi
PART ONE INTRODUCTION
The Right To Counsel, Transcripts And Others Aids	1	(7)
The Right to Appointed Counsel and Related Problems	1	(7)
Alabama v. Shelton	1	(7)
PART TWO POLICE PRACTICES
Arrest, Search and Seizure	8	(22)
Protected Areas and Interests	8	(1)
Passive Alcohol Sensor	8	(1)
Tattered Cover v. City of Thornton	9	(1)
FBI Begins Visiting Libraries	9	(1)
Warrantless Arrests and Searches of the Person	9	(3)
United States v. Awadallah	10	(2)
Stop and Frisk	12	(3)
United States v. Drayton	12	(1)
United States v. Arvizu	12	(2)
United States v. Holt	14	(1)
United States v. Childs	15	(1)
Administrative Inspections and Regulatory Searches	15	(14)
Board of Education of Independent School District v. Earls	16	(12)
United States v. Knights	28	(1)
Consent Searches	29	(1)
Police Interrogation and Confessions	30	(10)
The Miranda ``Revolution''	30	(10)
Applying and Explaining Miranda	30	(1)
Drury v. State	30	(1)
United States v. Velarde-Gomez	31	(2)
Recommendations of the Illinois Governor's Commission on Capital Punishment (Illinois Commission)	33	(1)
Commentary on Dickerson	34	(1)
Activism as Restraint: Lessons from Criminal Procedure	34	(2)
Stephen F. Smith
Miranda's Exceptions in a Post-Dickerson World	36	(2)
Susan Klein
Miranda and Some Puzzles of ``Prophylactic'' Rules	38	(2)
Evan Caminker
Lineups, Showups and Other Pretrial Identification Procedures	40	(1)
Due Process and Other Limitations	40	(1)
How to Increase the Accuracy of Eyewitness Identifications	40	(1)
Recommendations of the Illinois Commission	40	(1)
Grand Jury Investigations	41	(2)
Fourth Amendment Challenges to the Investigation	41	(1)
United States v. Awadallah	41	(1)
Application of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination	41	(2)
Cowboy Prosecutors and Subponas for Incriminating Evidence	41	(2)
Robert Mosteller
The Scope of the Exclusionary Rule	43	(5)
The ``Fruit of the Poisonous Tree''	43	(5)
The ``Inevitable Discovery'' Doctrine	43	(1)
United States v. Awadallah	43	(1)
Is a Confession Obtained in Violation of Miranda a ``Poisonous Tree''?	44	(1)
United States v. Orso	44	(4)
PART THREE THE COMMENCEMENT OF FORMAL PROCEEDINGS
Pretrial Release	48	(1)
Preventive Detention	48	(1)
The Decision Whether to Prosecute	49	(1)
Challenging the Prosecutor's Discretion	49	(1)
United States v. Bass	49	(1)
The Charging Instrument	50	(6)
The Application of Modern Pleading Requirements	50	(6)
United States v. Cotton	50	(4)
Rule 12 (b) (2)	54	(1)
Harmless error analysis	55	(1)
PART FOUR THE ADVERSARY SYSTEM AND THE DETERMINATION OF GUILT OR INNOCENCE
The Assistance of Counsel	56	(22)
The Right to ``Effective'' Assistant of Counsel	56	(4)
Bell v. Cone	56	(1)
Burdine v. Johnson	57	(3)
Multiple Representation and Conflicts of Interest	60	(18)
Mickens v. Taylor	60	(17)
The Right to Unconflicted Counsel	77	(1)
Craig Bradley
Pretrial Discovery	78	(1)
Discovery by the Defense	78	(1)
Coerced, Induced, and Negotiated Guilty Pleas; Professional Responsibility	79	(6)
Professional Responsibility; The Role of Prosecutor and Defense Counsel	79	(5)
United States v. Ruiz	79	(5)
Receiving the Defendant's Plea; Plea Withdrawal	84	(1)
United States v. Vonn	84	(1)
``Trial By Newspaper''---And Television	85	(3)
Conduct of the Trial	85	(1)
B. Broadcasting, Photographing and Televising Courtroom Proceedings	85	(1)
United States v. Moussaoui	85	(1)
Preventing Prejudicial Publicity	86	(2)
United States v. Lindh	86	(2)
The Criminal Trial	88	(3)
The Defendant's ``Constitutionally-Guaranteed Access to Evidence''	88	(3)
Recommendations of Illinois Commission	88	(1)
United States v. Quinones	89	(2)
Reprosecution and the Ban Against Double Jeopardy	91	(1)
Reprosecution by a Different Sovereign	91	(1)
Sentencing	92	(5)
Allocating and Controlling Sentencing Discretion	92	(1)
Harris v. United States	92	(1)
Constitutional Limits on Sentencing Procedure	92	(5)
McKune v. Lile	92	(1)
Harris v. United States	93	(2)
Apprendi and death sentencing	95	(1)
Ring v. Arizona	96	(1)
PART FIVE APPEALS, POST-CONVICTION REVIEW
Appeals	97	(1)
Cognizable Claims	97	(1)
United States v. Cotton	97	(1)
Post-Conviction Review: Federal Habeas Corpus	98
The Basic Structure of Federal Habeas Corpus Relief	98
Claims Foreclosed by Procedural Default	98
Lee v. Kemna	98
Diabolical Federalism: A Functional Critique and Proposed Reconstruction of Death Penalty Federal Habeas Corpus	99
Andrew Hammel
Retroactivity and Standards for Receiving State Court Decisions	99
Horn v. Banks	99
Late or Successive Petitions	99
An ``Effective Death Penalty''? AEDPA and Error Detection in Capital Cases	100
James Liebman
APPENDICES
A. Selected Provisions of the United States Constitution	101
B. Selected Federal Statutory Provisions	104
C. Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure	173
D. Proposed Amendments to Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure	228