Modern Criminal Procedure, Basic Criminal Procedure, Advanced Criminal Procedure, 12th Editions, 2009 Supplement

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

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For many years the Kamisar?LaFave?Israel?King teaching materials?the outstanding work of four nationally recognized authorities on the subject?have dominated the field. The addition of Professor Kerr to the author mix has only heightened the prestige of the text. The supplement evidences the same judicious selection and editing of cases and the same intelligent use of the literature that are reflected in the principal books.

Preface	p. iii
Acknowledgments	p. v
Table of Cases	p. xi
Introduction
On Studying The Legal Regulation Of the Criminal Justice Process	p. 1
The Steps in the Process	p. 1
Sources Of Criminal Procedure Law	p. 3
Is There A Due Process Right To Technology That Might Establish One's Innocence?	p. 3
District Attorney's Office V. Osborne	p. 3
The Retroactive Effect Of a Holding Of Unconstitutionality	p. 13
Danforth V. Minnesota	p. 13
Due Process, Individual Rights And The War OnTerrorism	p. 17
Boumediene V. Bush	p. 17
The Right To Counsel, "By Far The Most Pervasive&" Right Of The Accused; Equality And The Adversary System	p. 24
The Right To Appointed Counsel And Related Problems	p. 24
Rothgery V. Gillespie County	p. 24
The Right To Appointed Counsel In Proceedings Other Than Criminal Prosecutions	p. 31
Juvenile court proceedings	p. 31
The Role Of Counsel	p. 32
Waiver of The Right To Counsel: The Right to Proceed Pro Se	p. 32
Indiana V. Edwards	p. 32
The Constitutional Division of Authority Over Defense Decisions	p. 40
Gonzales V. United States	p. 40
Police Practices
Arrest, Search And Seizure	p. 44
The Exclusionary Rule	p. 44
Herring V. United States	p. 44
"Probable Cause"	p. 51
Commonwealth V. Dunlap	p. 51
Search Warrants	p. 52
United States V. Scott	p. 52
Warrantless Arrests and Searches of the Person	p. 52
Virginia V. Moore	p. 53
Warrantless Entries and Search of Premises	p. 53
Arizona V. Gant	p. 53
Warrantless Seizures and Searches of Vehicles	p. 54
Arizona V. Gant	p. 54
Stop and Frisk	p. 64
Arizona V. Johnson	p. 64
Administrative Searches and Regulatory Searches: More On Balancing the Need Against the Invasion Of Privacy	p. 65
Safford Unified School District #1 V. Redding	p. 66
Network Surveillance	p. 67
The Fourth Amendment	p. 67
Rights In Content Information	p. 67
Statutory Privacy Laws	p. 67
Note On National Security Monitoring and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act	p. 67
Police Interrogation and Confessions	p. 69
Historical Background	p. 69
The Mcnabb-Mallory Rule: Supervisory Authority Over Federal Criminal Justice Vs. Fourteenth Amendment Due Process	p. 69
The Miranda "Revolution"	p. 70
Steven B. Duke&Does Miranda Protect The Innocent or the Guilty?	p. 70
Sherry F. Colb&Why is Torture "Different" and How "Different" Is It?	p. 70
The Schism between the Fbi and the military regarding detainee interrogation methods: The Inspector General's Review of the FBI's Involvement and Observations in Guantanamo Bay, Afghanistan, and Iraq	p. 71
Montejo V. Louisiana	p. 80
The "Due Process"-"Voluntariness" Test Revisited	p. 91
The Impact Of Miranda on the "Voluntariness" test: Steven Duke, supra	p. 91
Lineups, Showups And Other Pre-Trial Identification Procedures	p. 93
Due Process And Other Limitations	p. 93
Commonwealth V. Silva-Santiago	p. 93
Grand Jury Investigations	p. 95
Self-Incrimination and the Compelled Production of Documents	p. 95
In re Grand Jury Subpoena to Boucher	p. 95
The Scope of the Exclusionary Rules	p. 96
The "Fruit of the Poisonous Tree"	p. 96
The "Inevitable Discovery" Doctrine: The Sequel to Brewer v. Williams	p. 96
The Exclusionary Rule and Causation: Hudson v. Michigan and Its Ancestors	p. 96
James J. Tomkovicz, Hudson v. Michigan and the Future of Fourth Amendment Exclusion	p. 98
Is a "Second Confession" Following a Failure to Comply with the Massiah Doctrine Admissible?	p. 100
Use of Illegally Obtained Evidence for Impeachment Purposes	p. 100
The Supreme Court Misconstrues the Right to Counsel	p. 102
The Commencement of formal Proceedings
Pretrial Release	p. 103
The Right to Bail; Pretrial Release Procedures	p. 103
Speedy Trial and Other Speedy Disposition	p. 104
Speedy Trial	p. 104
The Adversary System and The Determination of Guilt Or Innocence
Guilty Pleas	p. 105
Some Views of Negotiated Pleas	p. 105
Introduction	p. 105
Administrative Convenience	p. 105
Rejected, Kept and Broken Bargains; Unrealized Expectations	p. 106
Professional Responsibility; the Role of Prose-Cutor and Defense Counsel	p. 107
Trial By Jury	p. 108
Right to Jury Trial	p. 108
Jury Selection	p. 109
Selecting the Jury From the Venire: Voir Dire	p. 109
the Criminal Trial	p. 110
Presence and Confrontation	p. 110
Reprosecution and the Ban Against Double Jeopardy	p. 111
Reprosecution After A Mistrial	p. 111
Sentencing	p. 112
Introduction to Sentencing	p. 112
Who Sets the Sentence	p. 112
Constitutional Limits On Sentencing Procedure	p. 112
Notice, Confrontation, Defense Submissions	p. 112
Appeals, Post-Conviction Review
Appeals	p. 114
The Defendant's Right to Appeal	p. 114
Cognizable Claims	p. 114
Puckett v. United States	p. 114
Greenlaw v. United States	p. 116
Post-Conviction Review: Federal Habeas Corpus	p. 117
Claims Foreclosed By Procedural Default	p. 117
Retroactivity-Which Law Applies?	p. 117
Appendices
Selected Provisions of the United States Constitution	p. 118
Selected Federal Statutory Provisions	p. 122
Wire and Electronic Communications Interception and Interception of Oral Communications (18 U.S.C. 2510-2511, 2515-2518, 2520-2521)	p. 122
Stored Wire and Electronic Communications and Transactional Records Access (18 U.S.C. 2702, 2707, 2708)	p. 143
Searches and Seizures (18 U.S.C.A. 3103a, 3105, 3109)	p. 147
Bail Reform Act of 1984 (18 U.S.C. 3141-3150)	p. 148
Speedy Trial Act of 1974 (As Amended) (18 U.S.C. 3161-3162, 3164) 160
Jencks' Act (18 U.S.C. 3500)	p. 166
Litigation Concerning Sources of Evidence (18 U.S.C. 3504)	p. 167
Criminal Appeals Act of 1970 (As Amended) (18 U.S.C. 3731)	p. 168
Crime Victims' Rights (18 U.S.C. 3771)	p. 168
Jury Selection and Service Act of 1968 (As Amended) (28 U.S.C. 1861-1863, 1865-1867)	p. 171
Habeas Corpus (28 U.S.C. 2241-2244, 2253-2255, 2261-2266)	p. 178
Privacy Protection Act of 1980 (42 U.S.C. 2000aa-2000aa-12); Guidelines (28 C.F.R. 59.4)	p. 191
Guidelines (28 C.F.R. 59.4)	p. 195
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (50 U.S.C.A. 1861)	p. 198
Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure for the United States District Courts	p. 204
Pending Amendments to Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure	p. 270
Proposed Amendments to Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure	p. 280
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Modern Criminal Procedure, Basic Criminal Procedure, Advanced Criminal Procedure, 12th Editions, 2009 Supplement

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