An edition of Criminal procedure (1990)

Criminal procedure

constitutional constraints upon investigation and proof

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An edition of Criminal procedure (1990)

Criminal procedure

constitutional constraints upon investigation and proof

5th ed.

by and

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English
Pages
1159

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Subjects

Cases, Criminal Evidence, Criminal investigation, Criminal procedure, Evidence, Criminal, Eyewitness identification, Right to counsel, Searches and seizures, United States, Sociology, Social Studies, Civil Procedure, Legal Reference / Law Profession, Cases, Criminal investigation, Criminal procedure, Evidence, Criminal, Searches and seizures, United States

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1990, Matthew Bender
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Table of Contents

The "threshold" of the Fourth Amendment right to be secure against searches
Unreasonableness and the probable cause requirement
Unreasonableness and the warrant requirement
Reasonable searches without warrants : the nature and scope of the exceptions to the warrant requirement
The balancing approach to Fourth Amendment reasonableness
Entrapment and related defenses
Due process of law and confessions
The privilege against self-incrimination and confessions
The right to assistance of counsel at trial
Confessions and the right to assistance of counsel
Identifications and the right to assistance of counsel
The due process clause and identifications
The sources of and rationales for the exclusionary rules
The scope of and exceptions to the exclusionary rules.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Newark, NJ
Series
Cases and materials series, Cases and materials
Genre
Cases.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
345.73/05
Library of Congress
KF9630.A7 W48 2004

The Physical Object

Pagination
xxxi, 1159, [28] p. ;
Number of pages
1159

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Open Library
OL16349979M
ISBN 10
0820561592
LCCN
2004022076
OCLC/WorldCat
56591540
Library Thing
3353379
Goodreads
1269241

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