Test bank for Criminal Procedure 9th Edition by Samaha

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Product Details:

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1305263332
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1305263338
• Author:  Joel Samaha

This straightforward introduction to criminal procedure combines case excerpts with clear, detailed legal discussion and analysis to equip readers with a solid understanding of the field. Widely acclaimed author Dr. Joel Samaha is known for his unique ability to help readers grasp the complexities of law by clearly and carefully presenting all sides of an issue. The exciting new Ninth Edition addresses the entire criminal procedure process–from search and seizure to post-conviction sentencing and review by appellate courts–while providing new or expanded coverage of such key topics as the changing political nature of the Supreme Court, forensic evidence, terrorism, enhanced interrogation, military courts, immigration law, mass domestic violence, gun control, and more.

 

Table of Content:

1. Ch 1: U.S. Criminal Procedure: A Road Map and Travel Guide
2. Learning Objectives
3. Case Covered
4. Criminal Procedure Road Map
5. Crime Control in U.S. Constitutional Democracy
6. Discretion
7. Empirical Evidence
8. The Text-Case Method
9. Chapter Summary
10. Review Questions
11. Key Terms
12. Ch 2: Criminal Procedure and the Constitution
13. Learning Objectives
14. Case Covered
15. The U.S. Constitution and the Courts
16. State Constitutions and State Courts
17. Due Process of Law
18. Equal Protection of the Law
19. Criminal Procedure History: The Crime Control–Individual Autonomy Pendulum
20. The U.S. Supreme Court: Will of the People or Rule of Law?
21. Chapter Summary
22. Review Questions
23. Key Terms
24. Ch 3: The Definition of Searches and Seizures
25. Learning Objectives
26. Cases Covered
27. The History and Purposes of the Fourth Amendment
28. Searches
29. Seizures
30. Chapter Summary
31. Review Questions
32. Key Terms
33. Ch 4: Stop and Frisk
34. Learning Objectives
35. Cases Covered
36. Stop-and-Frisk Law
37. Stops and the Fourth Amendment
38. Frisks and the Fourth Amendment
39. Stops and Frisks at Roadside
40. Detentions at International Borders
41. Chapter Summary
42. Review Questions
43. Key Terms
44. Ch 5: Seizure of Persons: Arrest
45. Learning Objectives
46. Cases Covered
47. Probable Cause to Arrest
48. The Arrest Warrant Requirement
49. Arrests in Homes
50. Arrest by Force
51. After Arrest
52. Chapter Summary
53. Review Questions
54. Key Terms
55. Ch 6: Searches for Evidence
56. Learning Objectives
57. Cases Covered
58. Searches with Warrants
59. Searches without Warrants
60. Consent Searches
61. Chapter Summary
62. Review Questions
63. Key Terms
64. Ch 7: “Special-Needs” Searches
65. Learning Objectives
66. Cases Covered
67. Inventory Searches
68. International Border Searches
69. Airport Searches
70. Custody-Related Searches
71. Public School Student Searches
72. College Dormitory Room Checks
73. Drug Testing
74. Chapter Summary
75. Review Questions
76. Key Terms
77. Ch 8: Self-Incrimination
78. Learning Objectives
79. Cases Covered
80. The Nature and Role of Confessions
81. The Constitution and Self-Incrimination
82. The Waiver of the Right to Remain Silent
83. Voluntary Self-Incrimination
84. False Confessions: Popular Belief and Empirical Evidence
85. Chapter Summary
86. Review Questions
87. Key Terms
88. Ch 9: Identification Procedures
89. Learning Objectives
90. Cases Covered
91. The Constitution and Identification Procedures
92. Social Science and Mistaken Eyewitness Identification
93. Psychological Research and Eyewitness Identification
94. Forensic Science and Identification Evidence
95. Chapter Summary
96. Review Questions
97. Key Terms
98. Ch 10: Remedies for Constitutional Violations I: The Exclusionary Rule
99. Learning Objectives
100. Cases Covered
101. History of the Exclusionary Rule
102. Justifications for the Exclusionary Rule
103. The Exceptions to the Exclusionary Rule
104. Social Costs and Deterrence: Empirical Findings
105. Chapter Summary
106. Review Questions
107. Key Terms
108. Ch 11: Constitutional Violations II: Other Remedies against Official Misconduct
109. Learning Objectives
110. Cases Covered
111. Criminal Actions
112. Civil Actions
113. Law Enforcement Duty to Protect
114. Suing Judges and Prosecutors
115. Administrative Remedies
116. Chapter Summary
117. Review Questions
118. Key Terms
119. Ch 12: Court Proceedings I: Before Trial
120. Learning Objectives
121. Cases Covered
122. The Decision to Charge
123. Probable Cause to Detain Suspects
124. The First Appearance
125. Bail and Pretrial Detention
126. The Right to Counsel
127. Testing the Government’s Case
128. Arraignment
129. Pretrial Motions
130. Chapter Summary
131. Review Questions
132. Key Terms
133. Ch 13: Court Proceedings II: Trial and Conviction
134. Learning Objectives
135. Cases Covered
136. Trial by Jury
137. Conviction by Guilty Plea
138. Chapter Summary
139. Review Questions
140. Key Terms
141. Ch 14: After Conviction: Sentencing, Appeals, and Habeas Corpus
142. Learning Objectives
143. Cases Covered
144. Sentencing
145. Appeals and Habeas Corpus
146. Chapter Summary
147. Review Questions
148. Key Terms
149. Ch 15: Criminal Procedure in Times of Crisis
150. Learning Objectives
151. Cases Covered
152. Counterterrorism and the War Powers
153. Counterterrorism, Counterintelligence, and the FBI
154. Miranda v. Arizona and Terrorism Suspects
155. National Security Agency (NSA) Surveillance
156. Trying Terrorism Defendants
157. Illegal Immigrants and the Constitution
158. Chapter Summary
159. Review Questions
160. Key Terms
161. Appendix: Selected Amendments of the Constitution of the United States
162. Glossary
163. Bibliography
164. Case Index
165. Index