Advanced Criminal Procedure (the Adversary System). Reprint from Kamisar, et al. , Cases on Modern Criminal Procedure, 2005 (See also 2005 Supplement)

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

Note: Supplemental materials are not guaranteed with Rental or Used book purchases.

ISBN: 9780314159595 | 0314159592
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 6/30/2005

Rent

(Recommended)

$68.13

Term

Due

Price

Semester

Dec 13

$75.71

Quarter

Sep 14

$71.92

Short Term

Aug 16

$68.13

*This item is part of an exclusive publisher rental program and requires an additional convenience fee. This fee will be reflected in the shopping cart.
Buy New

Usually Ships in 3-5 Business Days

$103.44

This book is suited especially for those schools offering two courses on criminal procedure, one dealing largely with police practices, the other placing primary emphasis on the post-"police practices" or "investigation" phases-from bail to post-conviction review. Presents a basic structure of the American criminal justice process. Also includes materials on pretrial release, the decision of whether to prosecute, the preliminary hearing, and the grand jury review.

Preface to the Eleventh Edition

Acknowledgments

Table of Cases

xxvii

Table of Authorities

xlvii

PART ONE INTRODUCTION

An Overview of the Criminal Justice Process

(26)

The Overview's Objectives

(1)

The Steps in the Process

(18)

Step 1 (prearrest investigation) through Step 18 (collateral remedies)

(16)

Diversity in Legal Regulation

(4)

Diversity in Administration

(3)

The Nature and Scope of Fourteenth Amendment Due Process; Retroactivity; The Federal ``Supervisory Power''; State Rights Protections

(32)

The ``Ordered Liberty''---``Fundamental Fairness,'' ``Total Incorporation'' and ``Selective Incorporation'' Theories

(6)

Duncan v. Louisiana

(2)

Baldwin v. New York

(1)

Williams v. Florida

(3)

The Problem of Bodily Extractions: Another Look at the ``Due Process'' and ``Selective Incorporation'' Approaches

(5)

Rochin v. California

(2)

Breithaupt v. Abram

(1)

Schmerber v. California

(1)

County of Sacramento v. Lewis

(1)

Free-Standing Due Process and Criminal Procedure

(1)

Jerold Israel

The Retroactive Effect of a Holding of Unconstitutionality

(6)

Linkletter v. Walker

(1)

Stovall v. Denno

(1)

Desist v. United States

(1)

Rethinking Retroactivity: Harlan's Views Come to the Fore

(1)

Shea v. Louisiana

(2)

Teague v. Lane

(1)

Schriro v. Summerlin

(1)

The Federal Courts' ``Supervisory Power'' Over the Administration of Federal Criminal Justice

(4)

McNabb v. United States

(1)

Sara Sun Beale---Reconsidering Supervisory Power in Criminal Cases

(1)

United States v. Payner

(1)

United States v. Hasting

(1)

Trends and Countertrends: The ``New Federalism in Criminal Procedure'' and New Limitations on State Rights Protections

(4)

The New Federalism in Criminal Procedure in 1984

(2)

Donald E. Wilkes Jr.

The California Victims' Bill of Rights (Proposition 8)

(1)

Michigan v. Long

(1)

Due Process, Individual Rights and the War on Terrorism: What Process is Constitutionally Due a Citizen Who Disputes His Enemy-Combatant Designation?

(7)

Hamdi v. Rumsfeld

(5)

A Note on American, British and Israel Experiences Fighting Terrorism

(1)

Checks and Balances in Wartime: American, British and Israeli Experiences

(2)

Stephen S. Schulhofer

Some General Reflections on Law Enforcement Officials, the Legislatures, the Courts and the Criminal Process

(18)

The Racial Origins of Modern Criminal Procedure

(2)

Michael J. Klarman

The Warren Court and Criminal Justice

(2)

Yale Kamisar

Constitutional Theory for Criminal Procedure

(1)

Donald A. Dripps

Foreword: O. J. Lessons

(1)

Peter Arenella

The Uneasy Relationship Between Criminal Procedure and Criminal Justice

(5)

William J. Stuntz

``Black and Blue Encounters''---Some Preliminary Thoughts about Fourth Amendment Seizures: Should Race Matter?

(2)

Tracey Maclin

Race, Crime and the Law

(1)

Randall L. Kennedy

All About Security

(2)

Stuart Taylor Jr.

Profiling Terror

(2)

Sharon L. Davies

A Note on the Justice Department's Policy Guidance Regarding Racial Profiling

(1)

The Right to Counsel, ``By Far the Most Pervasive'' Right of the Accused; Equality and the Adversary System

(42)

Report of the Attorney General's Committee on Poverty and the Administration of Federal Criminal Justice

(3)

The Right to Appointed Counsel and Related Problems

(17)

The Right to Appointed Counsel in Criminal Proceedings

(1)

The Right to the Assistance of Counsel

(1)

James Tomkovicz

Betts v. Brady

(3)

The Aftermath of Betts v. Brady

(1)

Gideon v. Wainwright

(3)

The unrealized dream of Gideon

(1)

Argersinger v. Hamlin

(2)

Scott v. Illinois

(2)

Memories of and Reflections About Gideon v. Wainwright

(1)

Bruce R. Jacob

About Guilt or Innocence

(1)

Donald A. Dripps

Nichols v. United States

(1)

Alabama v. Shelton

(1)

The ``Beginnings'' of the Right to Counsel

(1)

United States v. Gouveia

(1)

The Griffin-Douglas ``Equality'' Principle

(12)

Griffin v. Illinois

(1)

Application (or extension) of Griffin

(1)

Mayer v. Chicago

(1)

The Impact of the ``Equality'' Principle on Those Who Cannot Afford Counsel or Other Forms of Assistance

(1)

Douglas v. California

(1)

Ross v. Moffitt

100

(4)

On the Meaning of Ross

104

(1)

Poverty, Equality and Criminal Procedure

104

(1)

Yale Kamisar

United States v. MacCollom

105

(1)

The Indigent Defendant's Right to Expert Services in Addition to Counsel

106

(1)

Ake v. Oklahoma

106

(2)

The Constitution and Truth Seeking: A New Theory on Expert Services for Indigent Defendants

108

(1)

David A. Harris

Withdrawal of Appointed Counsel on Appeal: The Potential Tension Between the Indigent Defendant's Right to Counsel on First Appeal of Right and the Lawyer's Ethical Obligation Not to Assert Frivolous Claims

109

(5)

Anders v. California

109

(2)

McCoy v. Court of Appeals of Wisconsin

111

(1)

Smith v. Robbins

112

(2)

The Right to Appointed Counsel in Proceedings Other Than Criminal Prosecutions: The Continued Vitality of the Betts v. Brady Approach

114

(5)

Probation and Parole Revocation Hearings: Juvenile Court Proceedings; Parental Status Termination Proceedings

114

(1)

Gagnon v. Scarpelli

114

(2)

Juvenile court proceedings

116

(1)

Summary courts martial

117

(1)

Parental status termination proceedings

117

(1)

Collateral Attack Proceedings

118

(1)

The Role of Counsel

119

(826)

Waiver of the Right to Counsel: The Right to Proceed Pro Se

119

(19)

Faretta v. California

119

(4)

Martinez v. Court of Appeal of California

123

(2)

McKaskle v. Wiggins

125

(3)

The Role of Standby Counsel

128

(2)

Anne Bowen Poulin

United States v. Hill

130

(1)

Iowa v. Tovar

131

(5)

Godinez v. Moran

136

(2)

The Right to Counsel of One's Own Choice

138

(9)

Appointed Counsel

138

(1)

Morris v. Slappy

138

(2)

Retained Counsel

140

(1)

Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered v. United States

140

(7)

The Constitutional Division of Authority Over Defense Decisions

147

(6)

Jones v. Barnes

147

(2)

Florida v. Nixon

149

(2)

Roe v. Flores-Ortega

151

(2)

The Right to ``Effective'' Assistance of Counsel

153

(38)

Basic Features of the Right

153

(1)

Evitts v. Lucey

153

(1)

Wainwright v. Torna

153

(1)

Cuyler v. Sullivan

154

(3)

United States v. Decoster

157

(1)

Strickland v. Washington

158

(11)

Justice Marshall's criticism of the ``reasonably competent attorney'' standard

169

(1)

Strickland in other settings

169

(1)

Strickland and capital cases

169

(1)

Effective Assistance of Counsel in Capital Cases

169

(1)

Welsh S. White

A Broken System: Error Rates in Capital Cases, 1973--95

170

(1)

James Liebman

Application of the Strickland Standard

170

(1)

Nix v. Whiteside

171

(1)

Kimmelman v. Morrison

172

(1)

Yarborough v. Gentry

173

(3)

Excerpts from the Majority Opinion, Wiggins v. Smith (O'Connor, J.)

176

(1)

Notes on Applying the Prejudice Standard

176

(4)

Kimmelman v. Morrison

180

(2)

Lockhart v. Fretwell

182

(1)

Williams (Terry) v. Taylor

183

(1)

Strickland Exceptions

183

(1)

United States v. Cronic

184

(1)

Bell v. Cone

185

(1)

Burdine v. Johnson

186

(2)

Notes on Challenges to Institutional Deficiencies

188

(1)

State v. Peart

189

(1)

Miranda v. Clark County, Nevada

189

(2)

Conflicts of Interest

191

(754)

Joint Representation in Criminal Cases: A Critical Appraisal

191

(1)

Gary Lowenthal

Potential Conflicts and the Duty to Inquire

191

(2)

Holloway v. Arkansas

193

(1)

Cuyler v. Sullivan

193

(2)

Wood v. Georgia

195

(1)

Postconviction Review

196

(1)

Mickens v. Taylor

196

(10)

Burger v. Kemp

206

(2)

Disqualification of Counsel

208

(1)

Wheat v. United States

208

(5)

Waiving Rights in Criminal Procedure

213

(1)

William J. Stuntz

``Through a Glass Darkly'': How the Court Sees Motions to Disqualify Criminal Defense Lawyers

213

(1)

Bruce A. Green

Discrete and Relational Representation: The Changing Vision of the Right to Counsel

214

(2)

Pamela S. Karlan

United States v. Newell

216

(729)

PART THREE THE COMMENCEMENT OF FORMAL PROCEEDINGS

Pretrial Release

945

(30)

The Right to Bail: Pretrial Release Procedures

945

(14)

Felony Defendants in Large Urban Counties

945

(1)

Gerard Rainville

Brian Reeves

Bail Reform Act of 1984

945

(5)

Constitutional Limits on the Pretrial Release Process

950

(1)

Stack v. Boyle

950

(1)

Bandy v. United States

951

(2)

Pugh v. Rainwater

953

(2)

Kinney v. Lenon

955

(1)

Schilb v. Kuebel

955

(4)

Preventive Detention

959

(16)

Preventive Detention Statutes

959

(1)

United States v. Salerno

960

(11)

Notes on Prevention Detention in the States

971

(4)

The Decision Whether to Prosecute

975

(52)

The Office of Prosecutor and the Nature of the Decision Whether to Prosecute

975

(6)

Notes on the Federal and Local Prosecutors

975

(3)

Notes on the Charging Decision

978

(3)

Some Views on Discretion in the Criminal Process and the Prosecutor's Discretion in Particular

981

(11)

The Prosecutor's Discretion in the United States

981

(3)

Wayne R. LaFave

Law Enforcement---An Attempt at Social Dissection

984

(1)

Thurman W. Arnold

A.B.A. Standards

984

(2)

The Virtuous Prosecutor in Quest of an Ethical Standard

986

(1)

H. Richard Uviller

Discretionary Justice

987

(1)

Kenneth Culp Davis

Notes on the Prosecutor's Discretion

988

(4)

Challenging the Prosecutor's Discretion

992

(35)

The Decision Not to Prosecute

992

(1)

Inmates of Attica Correctional Facility v. Rockefeller

992

(2)

United States v. Cox

994

(1)

Checks on the Prosecutor's Decision Not to Prosecute

995

(1)

State v. Connors

996

(1)

Johnson v. Pataki

997

(1)

Morrison v. Olson

998

(1)

The Decision to Prosecute

998

(1)

United States v. Armstrong

998

(7)

Notes on Equal Protection and Discriminatory Prosecution Challenges

1005

(1)

McClesky v. Kemp

1005

(2)

United States v. Bass

1007

(1)

People v. Walker

1008

(2)

United States v. Aguilar

1010

(1)

Equal Protection and the Prosecution and Conviction of Crime

1011

(1)

Larry Alexander

Unequal Justice: The Federalization of Criminal Law

1012

(1)

Steven D. Clymer

Dixon v. District of Columbia

1013

(1)

United States v. Elliot

1014

(1)

The Diversion Decision

1015

(4)

Selection of the Charge

1019

(1)

United States v. Batchelder

1019

(1)

Hutcherson v. United States

1019

(2)

Blackledge v. Perry

1021

(1)

United States v. Goodwin

1022

(3)

People v. Navarroli

1025

(1)

United States v. Singleton

1026

(1)

The Preliminary Hearing

1027

(33)

The Function(s) of the Preliminary Hearing

1027

(7)

Screening

1027

(2)

Discovery

1029

(1)

Future Impeachment

1030

(1)

The ``Perpetuation of Testimony''

1030

(1)

California v. Green

1031

(1)

Ohio v. Roberts

1032

(1)

Other Functions

1032

(1)

Waiver of the Preliminary Hearing

1033

(1)

The Defendant's Right to a Preliminary Hearing

1034

(6)

Independent Screening and the Federal Constitution

1034

(1)

Hurtado, Lem Woon, Gerstein and Albright v. Oliver

1034

(1)

Independent Screening Alternatives

1035

(1)

Preliminary Hearings in the Federal System

1036

(1)

Preliminary Hearings in Indictment States

1037

(1)

Preliminary Hearings in Information States

1038

(1)

Prosecutorial Choice and Equal Protection

1039

(1)

The Bindover Determination

1040

(7)

State v. Clark

1040

(3)

Notes on Bindover Standard, the Magistrate's Role, and the Consequences of the Magistrate's Decision

1043

(4)

Preliminary Hearing Procedures

1047

(13)

Right to Counsel

1047

(1)

Coleman v. Alabama

1047

(2)

Application of the Rules of Evidence

1049

(2)

The Defendant's Right of Cross-Examination

1051

(2)

Myers v. Commonwealth

1053

(1)

Defendant's Right to Present Witnesses

1054

(1)

Desper v. State

1055

(2)

Challenging Procedural Rulings

1057

(1)

Coleman v. Burnett

1058

(2)

Grand Jury Review

1060

(47)

The Role of Grand Jury Review

1060

(7)

Prosecution by Indictment: Federal and State Requirements

1060

(1)

Hurtado v. California

1061

(1)

The Use of Grand Jury Indictments

1061

(1)

Indictment Jurisdictions: The Use of Waiver

1061

(1)

Information Jurisdictions

1062

(1)

Evaluating the Grand Jury's Performance

1063

(1)

The Debate

1063

(3)

Statistics

1066

(1)

Variations in Screening Structure

1066

(1)

Challenges to Grand Jury Composition

1067

(10)

Notes on racial discrimination, cross-section violations, pre-indictment publicity and personal bias

1067

(3)

Hobby v. United States

1070

(4)

Rose v. Mitchell

1074

(1)

Vasquez v. Hillery

1075

(1)

Deterring Constitutional Violations by Law Enforcement Officials

1076

(1)

Daniel Meltzer

Postconviction Review of Jury Discrimination

1076

(1)

Nancy King

Challenges to the Evidence Before the Grand Jury

1077

(8)

Costello v. United States

1077

(3)

Notes on the Rationale and Scope of Costello

1080

(3)

Evidentiary Challenges in State Courts

1083

(2)

Misconduct Challenges

1085

(22)

United States v. Williams

1085

(8)

Notes and Questions

1093

(3)

Misconduct Challenges in State Courts

1096

(4)

The Prejudice Requirement

1100

(1)

Bank of Nova Scotia v. United States

1100

(4)

United States v. Mechanik

1104

(3)

The Charging Instrument

1107

(35)

Pleading Basics

1107

(9)

The Liberalization of Pleading Requirements

1107

(3)

The Functions of Modern Pleading Requirements

1110

(2)

Basic Pleading Standards

1112

(4)

Applying the Basic Pleading Standards

1116

(16)

Russell v. United States

1116

(4)

Notes on the scope of Russell, the bill of particulars and prosecution pleading strategy

1120

(4)

United States v. Cotton

1124

(3)

Notes and Questions

1127

(2)

United States v. Prentiss

1129

(3)

Amendments and Variances

1132

(10)

The Permissible Scope of Amendments

1132

(2)

Ex parte Bain

1134

(1)

Stirone v. United States

1134

(2)

United States v. Miller

1136

(2)

The Scope of Permissible Variances

1138

(4)

The Location of the Prosecution

1142

(15)

Basic Concepts

1142

(6)

Applying the Crime-Committed Formula

1148

(9)

United States v. Rodriguez-Moreno

1148

(3)

United States v. Cabrales

1151

(1)

United States v. Lombardo

1152

(1)

Travis v. United States

1152

(1)

United States v. Johnson

1153

(1)

Johnston v. United States

1153

(1)

Drew Kershen---Vicinage

1154

(3)

The Scope of the Prosecution: Joinder and Severance of Offenses and Defendants

1157

(44)

Joinder and Severance of Offenses

1157

(5)

Introduction: Rule 8(a) Joinder

1157

(1)

Cross v. United States

1157

(2)

Drew v. United States

1159

(3)

Failure to Join Related Offenses

1162

(24)

United States v. Dixon

1162

(13)

Garrett v. United States

1175

(1)

Jeffers v. United States

1176

(2)

Hudson v. United States

1178

(1)

Ashe v. Swenson

1179

(4)

Notes on the scope of collateral estoppel

1183

(3)

Joinder and Severance of Defendants

1186

(15)

Introduction: Rule 8(b) Joinder

1186

(1)

Schaffer v. United States

1187

(1)

United States v. Lane

1188

(2)

Gray v. Maryland

1190

(7)

Cruz v. New York

1197

(1)

Tennessee v. Street

1198

(3)

The Right to a Speedy Trial and Other Speedy Disposition

1201

(19)

Speedy Trial

1201

(11)

Barker v. Wingo

1201

(7)

Notes on the Constitutional and Statutory Right to Speedy Trial

1208

(1)

Barker v. Wingo: Speedy Trial Gets a Fast Shuffle

1208

(1)

H. Richard Uviller

Smith v. Hooey

1209

(2)

Strunk v. United States

1211

(1)

United States v. Taylor

1211

(1)

The Right to Other Speedy Disposition

1212

(8)

United States v. Lovasco

1212

(5)

United States v. MacDonald

1217

(1)

United States v. Loud Hawk

1218

(1)

People v. Lawson

1218

(1)

United States v. Moran

1219

(1)

PART FOUR THE ADVERSARY SYSTEM AND THE DETERMINATION OF GUILT OR INNOCENCE

Discovery and Related Rights

1220

(80)

Pretrial Discovery: The Statutory Framework

1220

(10)

The Development of the Current Law of Discovery

1220

(4)

Similarities and Differences in Discovery Provisions

1224

(6)

Discovery by the Defense

1230

(10)

Scope: General Considerations

1230

(3)

Specific Items

1233

(7)

Pretrial Discovery by the Prosecution

1240

(16)

Constitutional Considerations

1240

(1)

Williams v. Florida

1240

(5)

Brooks v. Tennessee

1245

(1)

Wardius v. Oregon

1246

(2)

Discovery of Defenses and Supporting Evidence that Will Be Used at Trial

1248

(1)

Izazaga v. Superior Court

1249

(1)

Discovery of Materials and Information that Defense Does Not Intend to Use at Trial

1250

(1)

United States v. Nobles

1250

(2)

State v. Mingo

1252

(3)

United States v. Byers

1255

(1)

Discovery Violations: Remedies and Sanctions

1256

(14)

People v. Taylor

1257

(1)

United States v. Noe

1258

Taylor v. Illinois

1250

(17)

The Search for Truth in Constitutional Criminal Procedure

1267

(1)

Tom Stacy

Michigan v. Lucas

1268

(1)

Tyson v. Trigg

1269

(1)

The Defendant's ``Constitutionally Guaranteed Access to Evidence''

1270

(30)

The Brady Obligation

1271

(1)

United States v. Bagley

1271

(11)

Kyles v. Whitley

1282

(1)

Strickler v. Greene

1282

(1)

Banks v. Dretke

1283

(4)

The Timing of Brady Disclosures

1287

(1)

The Ritchie Rulings

1288

(1)

Pennsylvania v. Ritchie

1288

(4)

Access to Witnesses

1292

(1)

United States v. Valenzuela-Bernal

1292

(2)

Roviaro v. United States

1294

(2)

The Duty to Preserve Evidence

1296

(1)

Arizona v. Youngblood

1296

(4)

Coerced, Induced, and Negotiated Guilty Pleas; Professional Responsibility

1300

(79)

Some Views of Negotiated Pleas

1300

(12)

Introduction

1300

(1)

Note, Pennsylvania Law Review

1301

(1)

People v. Selikoff

1301

(1)

The Problem of Disparity

1302

(1)

United States v. Rodriguez

1302

(1)

A.B.A. Standards

1302

(1)

Scott v. United States

1303

(2)

Accurate and Fair Results

1305

(1)

Perspectives on Plea Bargaining

1306

(1)

Arnold Enker

Rethinking the Functions of Criminal Procedure

1306

(1)

Peter Arenella

Administrative Convenience

1307

(1)

More on the Consequences of Prohibiting Plea Bargaining

1307

(1)

Plea Bargaining

1308

(1)

Milton Heumann

Plea Bargaining: Can Alaska Live Without It?

1308

(1)

Michael L. Rubenstein

Teresa J. White

Implementing the Criminal Defendant's Right to Trial

1309

(1)

Albert Alschuler

Is Plea Bargaining Inevitable?

1309

(1)

Stephen Schulhofer

State and Federal Limitations on Plea Bargaining

1310

(2)

Rejected, Kept and Broken Bargains; Unrealized Expectations

1312

(28)

Bordenkircher v. Hayes

1312

(5)

Notes on the Legality of Plea Bargaining

1317

(1)

Brady v. United States

1317

(2)

Corbitt v. New Jersey

1319

(3)

Plea Bargaining as Contract

1322

(1)

Robert E. Scott

William J. Stuntz

United States v. Mezzanatto

1323

(1)

Notes on Judicial Involvement in Plea Bargaining

1324

(1)

The Trial Judge's Role in Plea Bargaining

1324

(1)

Albert W. Alschuler

United States ex rel. Elksnis v. Gilligan

1325

(1)

Plea Bargaining and the Sentencing Process

1325

(1)

Thomas Lambros

A.B.A. Standards

1326

(1)

Santobello v. New York

1327

(2)

Notes on Broken Bargains and Successfully Challenged Pleas

1329

(1)

United States v. Harvey

1329

(1)

United States v. Benchimol

1330

(2)

United States v. Jones

1332

(2)

Mabry v. Johnson

1334

(1)

State v. Kraus

1334

(1)

People v. McMiller

1335

(1)

United States ex rel. Williams v. McMann

1335

(1)

Ricketts v. Adamson

1336

(1)

United States v. Barron

1337

(1)

Notes and Questions on Unrealized Expectations

1338

(1)

Wellnitz v. Page

1339

(1)

United States ex rel. LaFray v. Fritz

1339

(1)

State v. Tunender

1339

(1)

Professional Responsibility; The Role of Prosecutor and Defense Counsel

1340

(17)

Anderson v. North Carolina

1340

(2)

Notes on the Professional Responsibility of Defense Counsel

1342

(1)

McLaughlin v. Royster

1342

(1)

People v. Heirens

1343

(1)

United States v. Rogers

1343

(1)

People v. Whitfield

1344

(1)

Uresti v. Lynaugh

1345

(1)

Tillman v. Alldredge

1346

(1)

Roe v. Flores-Ortega

1347

(1)

Newman v. United States

1348

(1)

Notes on Prosecutorial Tactics in Plea Bargaining

1349

(1)

United States v. Ruiz

1349

(4)

In re United States

1353

(3)

In re Ellis

1356

(1)

Receiving the Defendant's Plea; Plea Withdrawal

1357

(15)

Pleading Alternatives

1357

(1)

Determining Voluntariness of Guilty Plea and Competency of Defendant

1358

(1)

Godinez v. Moran

1358

(1)

Determining Guilty Plea Is Understandingly Made

1358

(1)

Henderson v. Morgan

1359

(1)

Williams v. Smith

1360

(2)

Wilkins v. Erickson (on Boykin v. Alabama)

1362

(1)

Determining Factual Basis of Guilty Plea

1363

(1)

Mitchell v. United States

1363

(1)

North Carolina v. Alford

1363

(2)

Plea Withdrawal Generally

1365

(1)

United States v. Hyde

1366

(1)

Significance of Noncompliance With Requirements for Receiving Guilty Plea

1367

(1)

McCarthy v. United States

1367

(1)

United States v. Vonn

1367

(1)

United States v. Timmreck

1368

(2)

Significance of Compliance With Requirements for Receiving Guilty Plea

1370

(1)

Blackledge v. Allison

1370

(2)

The Effect of a Guilty Plea

1372

(7)

McMann v. Richardson

1372

(2)

Tollett v. Henderson

1374

(2)

Menna v. New York

1376

(1)

Blackledge v. Perry

1376

(1)

United States v. Broce

1377

(1)

Bousley v. United States

1378

(1)

Trial by Jury

1379

(38)

Right to Jury Trial

1379

(11)

Duncan v. Louisiana

1379

(1)

Notes on the Dimensions of the Right to Jury Trial

1380

(1)

The Story of Duncan v. Louisiana

1380

(1)

Nancy J. King

Blanton v. City of North Las Vegas

1381

(1)

Lewis v. United States

1382

(1)

Williams v. Florida

1382

(1)

Apodaca v. Oregon

1383

(2)

Ludwig v. Massachusetts

1385

(1)

United States v. Dougherty

1386

(2)

Singer v. United States

1388

(2)

Jury Selection

1390

(27)

Introduction---Jury Selection Procedure

1390

(1)

Taylor v. Louisiana

1390

(3)

Duren v. Missouri

1393

(2)

Castaneda v. Partida

1395

(1)

Hamer v. United States

1396

(2)

Notes on Voir Dire and Other Means of Obtaining Jury Information

1398

(2)

Notes on Challenges for Cause and Voir Dire Examination

1400

(1)

United States v. Salamone

1401

(1)

Witherspoon v. Illinois

1401

(1)

Wainwright v. Witt

1401

(1)

Ham v. South Carolina

1402

(1)

Ristaino v. Ross

1402

(1)

Batson v. Kentucky

1403

(6)

Notes on Peremptory Challenges

1409

(1)

United States v. Martinez-Salazar

1410

(1)

Powers v. Ohio

1410

(1)

Georgia v. McCollum

1411

(1)

J.E.B. v. Alabama

1412

(2)

Hernandez v. New York

1414

(2)

Notes on Challenging the Judge

1416

(1)

``Trial by Newspaper''---and Television

1417

(30)

Pretrial Publicity and Jury Selection

1417

(5)

Irvin v. Dowd

1417

(1)

Murphy v. Florida

1418

(1)

Patton v. Yount

1419

(1)

Mu' Min v. Virginia

1420

(1)

Is Voir Dire an Effective Safeguard?

1421

(1)

Change of Venue

1422

(3)

Rideau v. Louisiana

1422

(2)

LaFave, Israel & King---Criminal Procedure Treatise

1424

(1)

The use of ``foreign juries''

1425

(1)

Conduct of the Trial

1425

(6)

Conduct of Reporters in and near the Courtroom

1425

(1)

Sheppard v. Maxwell

1426

(1)

Broadcasting, Photographing and Televising Courtroom Proceedings

1426

(1)

Estes v. Texas

1426

(1)

Chandler v. Florida

1427

(2)

Foreword: O. J. Lessons

1429

(1)

Peter Arenella

Time, TV, and Criminal Justice

1430

(1)

Samuel H. Pillsbury

United States v. Moussaoui

1430

(1)

Preventing Prejudicial Publicity

1431

(16)

Restricting Public Statements

1431

(1)

Gentile v. State Bar of Nevada

1431

(7)

United States v. Scarfo

1438

(1)

In Matter of Holtzman

1439

(1)

The Impact of Gentile on Model Rule 3.6

1439

(1)

Gag Orders

1440

(1)

United States v. Lindh

1440

(1)

Restraining the Media from Reporting

1441

(1)

Nebraska Press Ass'n v. Stuart

1441

(1)

Closing the Proceedings

1442

(1)

Gannett Co. v. DePasquale

1442

(1)

Richmond Newspapers v. Virginia

1443

(1)

Globe Newspapers Co. v. Superior Court

1443

(1)

The Right of Access to Pretrial Proceeding

1444

(1)

Press-Enterprise Co. v. Superior Court

1445

(2)

The Criminal Trial

1447

(36)

Presence of the Defendant

1447

(6)

Illinois v. Allen

1447

(2)

Taylor v. United States

1449

(1)

Kentucky v. Stincer

1450

(2)

Holbrook v. Flynn

1452

(1)

The Defendant's Right to Remain Silent and to Testify

1453

(7)

Griffin v. California

1453

(3)

Mitchell v. United States

1456

(1)

Lakeside v. Oregon

1457

(1)

Brooks v. Tennessee

1458

(1)

Portuondo v. Agard

1459

(1)

Rock v. Arkansas

1459

(1)

Counsel's Arguments

1460

(12)

Darden v. Wainwright

1460

(7)

Notes on prohibited arguments and standards of review

1467

(1)

United States v. Young

1468

(2)

United States v. Modica

1470

(2)

Submitting the Case to the Jury

1472

(1)

Motion for judgment of acquittal

1472

(1)

Summary and comment on the evidence

1472

(1)

Deliberations and Verdict

1473

(10)

Unanimous Verdicts

1473

(1)

Schad v. Arizona

1473

(1)

Richardson v. United States

1474

(1)

Special Verdicts

1475

(1)

Heald v. Mullaney

1475

(1)

Inconsistent Verdicts

1476

(1)

United States v. Maybury

1476

(1)

Harris v. Rivera

1477

(1)

The Deadlocked Jury

1478

(1)

Allen v. United States

1478

(1)

The Rule Against Jurors Impeaching Their Verdicts

1479

(1)

Parker v. Gladden

1479

(1)

People v. DeLucia

1479

(1)

Tanner v. United States

1480

(1)

Post-Verdict Motions

1480

(1)

Wright, King & Klein---Federal Practice and Procedure---Criminal

1481

(1)

Herrera v. Collins

1481

(1)

Simple Murder: A Comment on the Legality of Executing the Innocent

1482

(1)

Susan Bandes

Reprosecution and the Ban Against Double Jeopardy

1483

(47)

Reprosecution After a Mistrial

1483

(18)

Illinois v. Somerville

1483

(5)

Crist v. Bretz

1488

(1)

United States v. DiFrancesco

1489

(1)

Arizona v. Washington

1490

(3)

Gori v. United States

1493

(1)

Oregon v. Kennedy

1494

(5)

Notes on the ``Requested'' Mistrial

1499

(2)

Reprosecution Following an Acquittal

1501

(11)

United States v. Scott

1501

(6)

Notes on the ``Acquittal Rule''

1507

(1)

The Three Faces of Double Jeopardy

1507

(1)

Peter Westen

Sanabria v. United States

1508

(2)

Lee v. United States

1510

(1)

Notes on the Timing of the Defense Objection and the Trial Court's Ruling

1511

(1)

Serfass v. United States

1511

(1)

United States v. Wilson

1512

(1)

Reprosecution Following a Conviction

1512

(10)

Lockhart v. Nelson

1512

(4)

The ``Ball'' rule

1516

(1)

The thirteenth-juror reversal: Tibbs v. United States

1517

(1)

Continuing proceedings

1518

(1)

Boston Municipal Court v. Lydon

1518

(1)

Richardson v. United States

1518

(1)

Implied acquittals: Green v. United States

1519

(2)

Bullington v. Missouri

1521

(1)

Sattazahn v. Pennsylvania

1521

(1)

Reprosecution by a Different Sovereign

1522

(8)

Heath v. Alabama

1522

(4)

Bartkus v. Illinois

1526

(1)

Abbate v. United States

1527

(1)

D.O.J. Guidelines

1528

(1)

Waller v. Florida

1529

(1)

Sentencing

1530

(53)

Introduction to Sentencing

1530

(5)

Purposes of Punishment

1530

(1)

Substantive Criminal Law

1530

(2)

Wayne R. LaFave

Changing Fortunes or Changing Attitudes? Sentencing and Correction Reforms in 2003

1532

(1)

John Wool

Don Stemen

Types of Sentences

1533

(1)

Capital Punishment

1533

(1)

Incarceration

1534

(1)

Probation or community release

1534

(1)

Intermediate penalties; financial sanctions

1534

(1)

Who Sets the Sentence?

1535

(1)

Allocating and Controlling Sentencing Discretion

1535

(5)

Mandatory Minimum Sentences

1536

(1)

Sentencing Guidelines

1537

(2)

Appellate Review

1539

(1)

Constitutional Limits on Sentencing Procedure

1540

(43)

Information Considered in Setting the Sentence

1540

(1)

Williams v. New York

1540

(3)

Notes and Questions

1543

(1)

Prohibited considerations

1543

(2)

United States v. Dunnigan

1545

(1)

Mitchell v. United States

1545

(1)

The relevance of uncharged criminal conduct and prior criminal history

1546

(1)

Notice, Confrontation, Defense Submissions

1547

(1)

The Assistance of Counsel

1548

(1)

Mempa v. Rhay

1548

(1)

Jury Trial and Burden of Proof

1549

(1)

McMillan v. Pennsylvania

1549

(1)

Apprendi v. New Jersey

1550

(4)

Harris v. United States

1554

(1)

Blakely v. Washington

1555

(5)

United States v. Booker

1560

(20)

The principles behind the Apprendi rule

1580

(1)

Legislating after Blakely and Booker

1581

(1)

Consistency and real-offense sentencing

1581

(2)

PART FIVE APPEALS, POST-CONVICTION REVIEW

Appeals

1583

(47)

The Defendant's Right to Appeal

1583

(11)

Introduction---The McKane Dictum

1583

(1)

North Carolina v. Pearce

1584

(3)

Notes on the Scope of Pearce

1587

(1)

Michigan v. Payne

1587

(1)

Wasman v. United States

1587

(1)

Colten v. Kentucky

1587

(1)

Chaffin v. Stynchcombe

1588

(1)

Texas v. McCullough

1588

(6)

Alabama v. Smith

1594

(1)

Defense Appeals and the ``Final Judgment'' Requirement

1594

(10)

Cobbledick v. United States

1595

(1)

Coopers & Lybrand v. Livesay

1596

(1)

Flanagan v. United States

1596

(1)

Abney v. United States

1597

(1)

United States v. MacDonald

1597

(1)

United States v. Hollywood Motor Car

1597

(1)

Flanagan v. United States

1598

(1)

Sell v. United States

1599

(3)

Di Bella v. United States

1602

(1)

Kerr v. United States District Court

1603

(1)

Prosecution Appeals

1604

(3)

Statutory provisions and double jeopardy limitations

1604

(1)

Appeals from interlocutory orders

1605

(1)

Pretrial suppression orders

1606

(1)

Review by writ

1607

(1)

Cognizable Claims

1607

(4)

The ``raise or waive'' forfeiture doctrine

1607

(1)

General exceptions

1608

(1)

The ``plain error'' exception

1609

(1)

United States v. Olano

1609

(2)

The Harmless Error Rule

1611

(19)

Non-constitutional Errors

1611

(2)

Kotteakos v. United States

1613

(2)

Constitutional Error

1615

(1)

Chapman v. California

1615

(3)

Notes on the Meaning and Scope of Chapman

1618

(1)

Harmless Error and Constitutional Remedies

1618

(1)

Daniel J. Meltzer

Arizona v. Fulminante

1619

(1)

The Harm of Applying Harmless Error to Coerced Confessions

1619

(1)

Charles Ogletree

Neder v. United States

1620

(8)

Rose v. Clark

1628

(1)

Arizona v. Fulminante

1628

(1)

Rethinking Harmless Constitutional Error

1629

(1)

Tom Stacy

Kim Dayton

Harmless Error

1629

(1)

William M. Landes

Richard A. Posner

Post-Conviction Review: Federal Habeas Corpus

1630

(47)

The Basic Structure of Federal Habeas Corpus Relief

1630

(4)

Common law origins

1630

(1)

Constitutional recognition

1631

(1)

The current statutory structure

1631

(1)

Counsel in habeas proceedings

1631

(1)

Bounds v. Smith

1631

(1)

Murray v. Giarratano

1632

(1)

Habeas procedures

1633

(1)

The exhaustion requirement

1633

(1)

Barriers to relief

1633

(1)

Issues Cognizable

1634

(4)

From jurisdictional to constitutional error

1634

(1)

Fay v. Noia

1634

(1)

Theories for limiting the types of claims subject to habeas review

1634

(1)

Schneckloth v. Bustamonte

1635

(1)

Stone v. Powell

1635

(3)

Claims Foreclosed by Procedural Defaults

1638

(13)

Procedural default defined

1638

(1)

Fay v. Noia and the ``deliberate bypass'' standard

1639

(1)

The development of the ``cause and prejudice'' standard

1639

(1)

Wainwright v. Sykes

1640

(4)

Notes and Questions

1644

(1)

Coleman v. Thompson

1644

(1)

Edwards v. Carpenter

1645

(1)

McCleskey v. Zant

1646

(1)

Reed v. Ross

1647

(1)

Schlup v. Delo

1647

(1)

Bousley v. United States

1648

(2)

(Michael) Williams v. Taylor

1650

(1)

Tyler v. Cain

1651

(1)

Retroactivity---Which Law Applies?

1651

(10)

Review of State Court Interpretations and Applications of Federal Law

1651

(1)

Teague v. Lane

1651

(7)

Notes and Questions

1658

(1)

The Teague inquiry

1658

(1)

What makes a rule ``new''?

1658

(1)

The Teague exceptions

1659

(1)

Tyler v. Cain

1660

(1)

Schriro v. Summerlin

1660

(1)

Standards for Reviewing State Court Interpretations and Applications of Federal Law

1661

(13)

Contrary Decisions and Unreasonable Applications

1661

(1)

(Terry) Williams v. Taylor

1662

(10)

Penry v. Johnson

1672

(1)

Harmless Error on Collateral Review

1673

(1)

Brecht v. Abrahamson

1673

(1)

Review of State Court Findings of Fact

1674

(1)

Townsend v. Sain

1674

(1)

Late or Successive Petitions

1674

(3)

Filing deadlines

1674

(1)

An ``Effective Death Penalty''?

1675

(1)

James Liebman

Filing deadlines for qualified capital cases

1675

(1)

Same claims in second or successive petitions

1675

(2)

Index

1677

Please wait while the item is added to your bag...

FREE SHIPPING

Amazon no longer offers textbook rentals. We do!

Advanced Criminal Procedure (the Adversary System). Reprint from Kamisar, et al. , Cases on Modern Criminal Procedure, 2005 (See also 2005 Supplement)

Summary

Table of Contents

Supplemental Materials