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Questions and Answers: Criminal Procedure 2nd Edition

Lewis R. Katz, John C Hutchins Professor of Law, Case Western Reserve University Law School Neil P. Cohen, Distinguished Service Professor of Law, University of Tennessee College of Law


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    Questions and Answers: Criminal Procedure will assist your learning and exam preparation in criminal procedure courses and for the bar exam. The subject matter of the book extends to all major subjects covered in criminal procedure courses. Some schools divide criminal procedure courses into Criminal Procedure I (police practices) and II (prosecution). This book includes the material in both courses. The book consists of multiple choice questions and answers, and short essay questions and answers for both courses.

    The Criminal Procedure I materials cover arrest, search and seizure, interrogation, identification, suppression issues, and entrapment. Those topics are found in Questions 1 through 100, and the practice final exam for Criminal Procedure I can be found in Questions 228 through 252.

    The Criminal Procedure II materials cover discretion to prosecute, bail, complaint, initial appearance, preliminary hearing, grand jury, plea bargaining, joinder and severance, motion practice, discovery, time limitations, jurisdiction and venue, trial, double jeopardy, and postconviction remedies. Those topics are found in Questions 101 through 227, and the practice final exam for Criminal Procedure II can be found in Questions 253 through 277.

    For each multiple-choice question in Q&A: Criminal Procedure, Professors Katz and Cohen provide a detailed answer that indicates which of four options is the best answer and explains thoroughly why that option is better than the other three options. Each short-answer question is designed to be answered in fifteen minutes or less. For these questions, Professors Katz and Cohen provide a thoughtful, comprehensive, yet brief model answer.

    Try some sample questions from Q&A: Criminal Procedure.

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    Topic 1: Due Process
    Topic 2: State Constitutional Protections
    Topic 3: Right of Privacy
    Topic 4: Motion to Dismiss
    Topic 5: Probable Cause
    Topic 6: Exclusionary Rule, Good Faith Exception
    Topic 7: Execution of a Search Warrant
    Topic 8: Plain View
    Topic 9: Custodial Arrest for a Petty Offense
    Topic 10: Arrest
    Topic 11: Protective Sweep of a Home
    Topic 12: Search of a Person Incident to Arrest
    Topic 13: Search of a Home Incident to Arrest
    Topic 14: Judicial Review of an Arrest
    Topic 15: Pretext Arrests
    Topic 16: Search Incident to Arrest
    Topic 17: Search Incident to a Traffic Stop
    Topic 18: Exigent Circumstances
    Topic 19: Search of an Automobile Incident to Arrest
    Topic 20: Automobile Exception
    Topic 21: Search of Containers
    Topic 22: Impoundment and Inventory Search of a Vehicle
    Topic 23: Comparing Different Justifications for Search of a Car
    Topic 24: Stop and Frisk
    Topic 25: Traffic Stops: Scope of Inquiry
    Topic 26: Administrative Searches
    Topic 27: Special Circumstances Searches
    Topic 28: Consent Searches
    Topic 29: Wiretapping
    Topic 30: Interrogation and Confessions: Custody
    Topic 31: Interrogation
    Topic 32: Public Safety Exception
    Topic 33: Exercising Miranda Rights
    Topic 34: Resumption of Interrogation
    Topic 35: Interrogation and Confessions: Sixth Amendment Issues
    Topic 36: Interrogation and Confessions: Voluntariness
    Topic 37: Eyewitness Identification
    Topic 38: Entrapment
    Topic 39: Standing
    Topic 40: Appellate Review of a Motion to Suppress
    Topic 41: Derivative Evidence
    Topic 42: Impeachment
    Topic 43: Joinder and Severance
    Topic 44: Complaint
    Topic 45: Initial Appearance
    Topic 46: Prosecutorial Discretion
    Topic 47: Custody and Release Pending Trial
    Topic 48: Grand Jury
    Topic 49: Indictment
    Topic 50: Motion Practice
    Topic 51: Subpoena
    Topic 52: Disability of Judge
    Topic 53: Pleas and Plea Bargaining
    Topic 54: Miscellaneous Procedure
    Topic 55: Closing Argument
    Topic 56: Jury Instructions
    Topic 57: Preliminary Examination
    Topic 58: Discovery
    Topic 59: Double Jeopardy
    Topic 60: Jury Trial and the Jury
    Topic 61: The Defendant at Trial
    Topic 62: Right to a Public Trial
    Topic 63: Burden of Proof
    Topic 64: Jurisdiction and Venue
    Topic 65: Speedy Trial
    Topic 66: Statute of Limitations
    Topic 67: Post-conviction Remedies

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