Criminal Law, Procedure, and Evidence

✍ Scribed by Signorelli, Walter P

Publisher: CRC Press
Year: 2011
Tongue: English
Leaves: 438
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Section I: OverviewBalancing Law Enforcement and Individual Rights Social Control in a Free SocietyConstitutional RequirementsApplications to White-Collar CrimeA Bill of Rights SummaryThe First AmendmentThe Second AmendmentThe Third AmendmentThe Fourth AmendmentThe Fifth AmendmentThe Sixth AmendmentThe Seventh AmendmentThe Eighth AmendmentThe Ninth AmendmentThe Tenth AmendmentThe Rejected AmendmentSection II: Crime Read more...

Abstract: Section I: OverviewBalancing Law Enforcement and Individual Rights Social Control in a Free SocietyConstitutional RequirementsApplications to White-Collar CrimeA Bill of Rights SummaryThe First AmendmentThe Second AmendmentThe Third AmendmentThe Fourth AmendmentThe Fifth AmendmentThe Sixth AmendmentThe Seventh AmendmentThe Eighth AmendmentThe Ninth AmendmentThe Tenth AmendmentThe Rejected AmendmentSection II: Crime and Due Process ProtectionsThe Development of Due Process ProtectionsThe Fourteenth AmendmentFederalism and the Dual Court SystemApplying Due Process to the StatesBrown v Mississipp

✦ Table of Contents

Content: Front Cover
dedication
contents
preface
about the author
Chapter 1: balancing law enforcement and individual rights
Chapter 2: social control in a free society
Chapter 3: a Bill of Rights summary
Chapter 4: development of due process protections
Chapter 5: principles of criminal law
Chapter 6: crimes and punishments
Chapter 7: the exclusionary rule and the Fourth Amendment
Chapter 8: search warrants
Chapter 9: the law of arrest
Chapter 10: searches without warrants
Chapter 11: a not so uncommon police/citizen encounter
Chapter 12: stop, question, and frisk Chapter 13: consent searchesChapter 14: search and seizure of vehicles and occupants
Chapter 15: the privilege against compelled self-incrimination and Miranda v. Arizona
Chapter 16: refining Miranda
Chapter 17: the right to counsel
Chapter 18: evidence and due process
Chapter 19: identifications and due process
Chapter 20: the right of confrontation
Chapter 21: government surveillance
Chapter 22: terrorism and the Patriot Act
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