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Cases on Criminal Procedure 2023-2024 – PDF eBook

Author: Robert M. Bloom
Publisher: Aspen Publishing
Format: PDF
Print ISBN: 9798886143966
eText ISBN: 9798886143973
Copyright: 2023

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Table Of Contents

Cover Illinois v. Gates 7. Administrative Searches
Front Matter a. Anticipatory Searches City of Los Angeles v. Patel
Editorial Advisors United States v. Grubbs Chapter 5 Overview of Fourth Amendment Through the Use of Dog Cases
Title Page 2. Pretext and Scope of Probable Cause Introduction
Copyright Maryland v. Pringle A. Overview
About Aspen Publishing Whren v. United States United States v. Place
Dedication Atwater v. City of Lago Vista B. Expectation of Privacy
Summary of Contents Virginia v. Moore Florida v. Jardines
Contents Florence v. Burlington C. Probable Cause
Table of Cases B. Reasonable Suspicion—Stop and Frisk Terry Doctrine Florida v. Harris
Preface 1. Overview D. Scope of Search
Acknowledgments Camara v. Municipal Court of San Francisco Illinois v. Caballes
Pertinent Amendments to the Constitution of the United States Terry v. Ohio Rodriguez v. United States
Justices of the Supreme Court from 1930 to the Present Utah v. Strieff Chapter 6 Interrogation
Chapter 1 Exclusionary Rule 2. When Does a Stop Implicate the Fourth Amendment? Introduction
Introduction United States v. Mendenhall A. Voluntariness
A. Origin of the Exclusionary Rule Torres v. Madrid 1. Historical
Weeks v. United States United States v. Drayton Brown v. State of Mississippi
Silverthorne Lumber Company v. United States 3. Reasonable Suspicion Standard Rogers v. Richmond
B. Applicability to States United States v. Arvizu 2. Torture
Wolf v. Colorado Illinois v. Wardlow Extract from Israeli Supreme Court Ruling
Adamson v. California Navarette v. California Other Comments About Torture
Mapp v. Ohio Kansas v. Glover U.S. Senate Select Committee Study
C. Criticism 4. Scope of Terry Stop 3. Modern
Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents of Federal Bureau of Narcotics Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial Court of Nevada, Humboldt County Colorado v. Connelly
Hudson v. Michigan Michigan v. Long Arizona v. Fulminante
Collins v. Virginia Minnesota v. Dickerson B. Movement Away from Voluntariness Standard
D. Direct Cutbacks Arizona v. Johnson Malloy v. Hogan
1. Balancing C. Administrative Searches—Use of the Reasonableness Clause to Do Balancing Massiah v. United States
United States v. Calandra 1. Housing Escobedo v. Illinois
Pennsylvania Board of Probation & Parole v. Scott Camara v. Municipal Court of San Francisco C. Miranda
2. Good-Faith Exception to the Exclusionary Rule 2. Schools 1. Miranda v. Arizona
United States v. Leon Safford Unified School District #1 v. Redding Miranda v. Arizona
Massachusetts v. Sheppard Board of Education of Independent School District No. 92 of Pottawatomie County v. Earls 2. Warnings
Groh v. Ramirez 3. Roadways Florida v. Powell
Illinois v. Krull Michigan Department of State Police v. Sitz 3. Custody
Arizona v. Evans City of Indianapolis v. Edmond Berkemer v. McCarty
Herring v. United States Illinois v. Lidster Yarborough v. Alvarado
E. Exceptions to Fruits Doctrine 4. Workplace J.D.B. v. North Carolina
Wong Sun v. United States Skinner v. Railway Labor Howes v. Fields
Brown v. Illinois Chandler v. Miller 4. Interrogation
Murray v. United States 5. Probation Rhode Island v. Innis
Nix, Warden of the Iowa State Penitentiary v. Williams Samson v. California Arizona v. Mauro
Utah v. Strieff 6. Borders Illinois v. Perkins
F. Standing United States v. Martinez-Fuerte Pennsylvania v. Muniz
Jones v. United States United States v. Flores-Montano 5. Miranda Waiver
Rakas v. Illinois 7. Arrests a. Overview
Byrd v. United States Maryland v. King North Carolina v. Butler
Chapter 2 Search and Seizure—Fourth Amendment Florence v. Burlington Colorado v. Spring
Introduction Chapter 4 Warrants Connecticut v. Barrett
A. Overview Introduction Davis v. United States
New Jersey v. T.L.O. A. Arrest Warrants b. Silence
B. Expectation of Privacy Chimel v. California Michigan v. Mosley
1. Overview Maryland v. Buie Berghuis v. Thompkins
Katz v. United States Payton v. New York c. Request for Counsel
2. Third Party Doctrine Following Rationale of Katz Steagald v. United States Edwards v. Arizona
Hoffa v. United States B. Search Warrants Oregon v. Bradshaw
United States v. White Lo-Ji Sales, Inc. v. New York Maryland v. Shatzer
United States v. Miller Andresen v. Maryland 6. Miranda and the Exclusionary Rule
California v. Greenwood United States v. Banks Oregon v. Elstad
3. Area Considerations Illinois v. McArthur New York v. Quarles
Oliver v. United States Hudson v. Michigan 7. Miranda Reconsidered
United States v. Dunn Bailey v. United States Dickerson v. United States
Collins v. Virginia C. Exceptions to Warrant Requirement Vega v. Tekow
California v. Greenwood 1. Consent Missouri v. Seibert
Florida v. Riley Schneckloth v. Bustamonte United States v. Patane
a. Home Illinois v. Rodriguez D. Sixth Amendment
Kyllo v. United States Fernandez v. California 1. Mechanism to Analyze Interrogation
Florida v. Jardines Florida v. Jimeno Massiah v. United States
C. Digital World and Enhancement Devices 2. Plain View Brewer v. Williams
Kyllo v. United States Arizona v. Hicks United States v. Henry
United States v. Jones Minnesota v. Dickerson Kuhlmann v. Wilson
Florida v. Jardines 3. Search Incident to Arrest Texas v. Cobb
Carpenter v. United States Chimel v. California 2. Waiver
1. Enhancement Devices—Dogs United States v. Robinson Michigan v. Jackson
United States v. Place Riley v. California Patterson v. Illinois
Illinois v. Caballes Birchfield v. North Dakota Montejo v. Louisiana
Florida v. Jardines Maryland v. Buie 3. Fruits Analysis and Exclusionary Rule
D. Standing 4. Automobile—Search Incident to Arrest Fellers v. United States
1. Original New York v. Belton Kansas v. Ventris
Jones v. United States Thornton v. United States Chapter 7 Eyewitness Identification
2. Merging of Expectation of Privacy with Standing Arizona v. Gant Introduction
Rakas v. Illinois 5. Probable Cause to Search an Automobile A. Warren Court Approach
Byrd v. United States Carroll v. United States United States v. Wade
Rawlings v. Kentucky Chambers v. Maroney Gilbert v. California
Minnesota v. Olson California v. Acevedo B. Sixth Amendment—Attachment of Right to Counsel
Minnesota v. Carter Collins v. Virginia Kirby v. Illinois
Brendlin v. California 6. Exigent Circumstances Rothgery v. Gillespie County, Texas
Chapter 3 Level of Justification for Fourth Amendment Intrusions in a Variety of Settings Welsh v. Wisconsin United States v. Ash
Introduction Brigham City, Utah v. Stuart C. Due Process
A. Probable Cause—Arrest and Criminal Searches Michigan v. Fisher Stovall v. Denno
1. Generally Kentucky v. King Manson v. Brathwaite
Aguilar v. Texas Missouri v. McNeely Perry v. New Hampshire
Spinelli v. United States Mitchell v. Wisconsin State v. Lawson Oregon State Case

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