Criminal procedure / by Joseph G. Cook, Paul Marcus.

Table of Contents
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION .
§ 1.01 OVERVIEW OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
§ 1.02 THE CONSTITUTION IN CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS .
§ 1.03 EXTENDING PROTECTION THROUGH STATE CONSTITUTIONS
§ 1.04 THE CONSTITUTION AND PRIVATE ACTION .


Chapter 2 THE FOURTH AMENDMENT AND THE DEPRIVATION
OF LIBERTY
§ 2.01 THE SEIZURE REQUIREMENT .
§ 2.02 THE SLIDING SCALE OF SUSPICION
§ 2.03 ARREST .


Chapter 3 THE FOURTH AMENDMENT AND THE SEIZURE
$ 3.01 OBTAINING SEARCH WARRANTS
§ 3.02 WARRANT LESS SEARCHES . .


Chapter 4 VINDICATION FOURTH AMENDMENT VIOLATIONS
§ 4.01 THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE(S)
§ 4.02 STANDING .
§ 4.03 THE FRUIT OF THE POISONOUS TREE . . .
§ 4.04 HARMLESS ERROR . . .

Chapter 5 THE RIGHT TO COUNSEL
§ 5.01 RECOGNITION OF THE RIGHT .
§ 5.02 JOINT REPRESENTATION
§ 5.03 THE RIGHT TO A PRO SE DEFENSE
§ 5.04 WHEN THE RIGHT APPLIES
§ 5.05 INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL


Chapter 6 CONFESSIONS AND OTHER INCRIMINATING
STATEMENTS
§ 6.01 THE DUE PROCESS APPROACH .
§ 6.02 THE RIGHT TO COUNSEL APPROACH
§ 6.03 THE SELF-INCRIMINATION APPROACH

Chapter 7 PRINCIPLES OF FAIR TRIAL .
§ 7.01 THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE .
§ 7.02 THE PRESENCE OF THE ACCUSED
§ 7.03 USE OF CONFESSIONS OF CO-DEFENDANTS
§ 7.04 COMMENTING ON FAILURE TO TESTIFY . . 89

Includes index: p. 1-13

Kept up to date by supplements.