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Criminal Procedure 2010: Case and Statutory

by: Chemerinsky, Erwin; Levenson, Laurie L.

Criminal Procedure 2010: Case and Statutory

by: Chemerinsky, Erwin; Levenson, Laurie L.

ISBN 13:
9780735590526
ISBN 10:
0735590524
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 08/18/2010
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Law and Business
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Intended for use with any of the authors' three casebooks for Criminal Procedure, the 2010 Case and Statutory Supplement combines two objectives: First, it covers the cases from the October 2009 Term, which ended on June 30, 2010. Second, it provides important statutory material related to each of the casebook's chapters.

Preface	p. xi
Searches and Seizures	p. 1
Exceptions to the Warrant Requirement	p. 1
The Automobile Exception	p. 1
Searches Incident to Arrest	p. 1
Arizona v. Gant	p. 1
Searches When There Are "Special Needs"	p. 10
Drug Testing	p. 10
Safford Unified School District #1 v. Redding	p. 11
The Government Employment Context	p. 19
City of Ontario v. Quon	p. 19
Michigan v. Fisher	p. 26
Seizures and Arrests	p. 29
For What Crimes May a Person Be Arrested?	p. 29
Virginia v. Moore	p. 29
The Exclusionary Rule	p. 35
Exceptions to the Exclusionary Rule	p. 35
Herring v. United States	p. 35
Police Interrogation and the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination	p. 45
Fifth Amendment Limits on In-Custodial Interrogation	p. 45
What Are the Exceptions to Miranda?	p. 45
Waiver	p. 45
Maryland v. Shatzer	p. 45
Berghuis v. Thompkins	p. 53
The Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel and Police Interrogations	p. 61
Waivers	p. 61
Montejo v. Louisiana	p. 61
The Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel and Police Interrogation	p. 70
What Is Impermissible Police Eliciting of Statements?	p. 70
Bail and Pretrial Release	p. 73
Preventative Detention	p. 73
Other Types of Preventative Detention	p. 73
Enemy Combatants	p. 73
Discovery	p. 75
Final Note	p. 75
Plea Bargaining and Guilty Pleas	p. 77
Guilty Pleas	p. 77
Speedy Trial Rights	p. 79
Due Process and Speedy Trial Rights	p. 79
Post-Charging Delay and Speedy Trial Rights	p. 79
Statutory Protections	p. 79
Constitutional Protections	p. 79
Vermont v. Brillon	p. 79
Right to Counsel	p. 83
When the Right to Counsel Applies	p. 83
Rothgery v. Gillespie County	p. 83
Right of Self-Representation	p. 85
Indiana v. Edwards	p. 86
Trial	p. 93
Jury Composition and Selection	p. 93
Selecting the Jury Venire	p. 93
Applying Batson	p. 93
The Mechanics of Bringing Batson Challenges	p. 93
Snyder v. Louisiana	p. 93
Pretrial Publicity and the Right to a Fair Trial	p. 97
When Does Pretrial Publicity Interfere with a Defendant's Right to a Fair Trial?	p. 97
Skilling v. United States	p. 97
Remedies for Prejudicial Pretrial Publicity	p. 105
Closure of Courtrooms	p. 105
Trial Rights: Due Process, Right of Confrontation, and Privilege Against Self-Incrimination	p. 105
Sentencing	p. 107
Indeterminate Versus Determinate Sentencing	p. 107
Mandatory Minimum Sentences	p. 107
Apprendi and Its Progeny	p. 107
Oregon v. Ice	p. 107
Eighth Amendment: When Does a Sentence Constitute Cruel and Unusual Punishment?	p. 110
Proportionality and Three Strikes Laws	p. 110
Graham v. Florida	p. 110
The Death Penalty	p. 122
Standards for Constitutional Implementation of the Death Penalty	p. 122
Kennedy v. Louisiana	p. 123
Recent Limits on the Scope of the Death Penalty	p. 126
Method of Execution	p. 126
Baze v. Rees	p. 126
Double Jeopardy	p. 139
Exceptions to the Double Jeopardy Rule	p. 139
Retrial After Mistrials	p. 139
Retrial After Mistrial for Hung Jury	p. 139
Collateral Estoppel	p. 139
Yeager v. United States	p. 139
Habeas Corpus	p. 145
The Issues That Must Be Addressed in Order for a Federal Court to Grant Habeas Corpus Relief	p. 145
Is the Petition Time Barred?	p. 145
Holland v. Florida	p. 145
Is It a First Or a Successive Habeas Corpus Petition?	p. 152
Magwood v. Patterson	p. 152
Habeas Corpus and the War on Terrorism	p. 159
Boumediene v. Bush	p. 159
Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure	p. 183
Initial Appearance	p. 183
Preliminary Hearing	p. 186
The Grand Jury	p. 188
The Indictment and the Information	p. 194
Joinder of Offenses or Defendants	p. 195
Pleas	p. 196
Relief from Prejudicial Joinder	p. 200
Discovery and Inspection	p. 201
Jury or Nonjury Trial	p. 205
Producing a Witness's Statement	p. 206
Search and Seizure	p. 206
Excerpted Statutes	p. 213
18 U.S.C.	p. 213
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28 U.S.C.	p. 224
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Criminal Procedure 2010: Case and Statutory

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