The Introduction presents an Outline of Criminal Procedure. Part One, Limitations Upon Law Enforcement Practices and Procedures, includes chapters concerning: Confessions and Interrogation; Eye-Witness Identification Procedures; Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance; The Law of Arrest, Search and Seizure; Exclusionary Principles and Alternative Remedies for Unlawful Investigative Practices; and The Limits of Undercover Work. Part Two, The Judicial Process, contains chapters on: Prosecution Discretion; The Rights of Indigent in Formal Criminal Proceedings; The Preliminary Hearing; Grand Jury Proceedings; The Right to Bail; Pre-Trial Motions; Competency To Stand Trial; Disclosure and Discovery; Pleas; Trial by Jury; Quality of Representation by Counsel; Presenting the Case -- Problems Encountered; Submitting the Case to the Jury; Sentencing; Post-Trial Motions; and Appellate and Other Post-Trial Remedies. Table of Cases, notes