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Criminal Process: Cases, Comment, Questions, 1995 Supplement Fifth Edition

NCJ Number
157092
Author(s)
L L Weinreb
Date Published
1995
Length
90 pages
Annotation
This document presents supplemental information and comments on recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions on criminal procedures and makes page references to the original test found in a volume on criminal process.
Abstract
The cases involve two general topics: investigation and prosecution. Cases related to investigation focus on arrest procedures; stop and frisk; search; informers, eavesdropping and wiretapping; examination and identification; and questioning. The cases related to prosecution focus on the preliminary examination, bail, the decision to prosecute, indictment, pleas and plea bargaining, proceedings before trial, new trials, sentences and judgments, appeals, double jeopardy, and collateral attacks. Table of cases, including both principal and nonprincipal cases

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