Criminal procedure
Subtitle: constitutional constraints upon investigation and proof
By: Welsh S. White, James J. Tomkovicz.
Contributors: Tomkovicz, James J.
Edition: 5th ed.
Series: Cases and materials series; Cases and materials
Publisher: LexisNexis
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Newark, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1159
Subjects: Searches and seizures -- United States -- Cases; Criminal procedure -- United States -- Cases; Right to counsel -- United States -- Cases; Eyewitness identification -- United States -- Cases
Genres: Cases.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The "threshold" of the Fourth Amendment right to be secure against searches; title: Unreasonableness and the probable cause requirement; title: Unreasonableness and the warrant requirement; title: Reasonable searches without warrants : the nature and scope of the exceptions to the warrant requirement; title: The balancing approach to Fourth Amendment reasonableness; title: Entrapment and related defenses; title: Due process of law and confessions; title: The privilege against self-incrimination and confessions; title: The right to assistance of counsel at trial; title: Confessions and the right to assistance of counsel; title: Identifications and the right to assistance of counsel; title: The due process clause and identifications; title: The sources of and rationales for the exclusionary rules; title: The scope of and exceptions to the exclusionary rules.