Lessons by Subject Outline - Criminal Procedure
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- The Criminal Procedure Index lists all CALI lessons covering Criminal Procedure.
Subject Outline
- 4th Amendment
- Fourth Amendment Overview (CRMPRO01)
- Searches and seizures with a warrant
- Issuance of Warrant
- Neutral and detached magistrate
- Probable cause
- Particularity
- 1st Amendment issues arising under search & seizure (searches of media, elected officials)
- Property subject to seizure
- "Facially Valid" Warrants
- Execution of Warrant
- What is a "search"?
- Definitions of a search (reasonable expectation of privacy - Katz; Kyllo/originalist view)
- Open fields
- Searches and seizures without a warrant
- “Stop and frisk”
- Search incident to arrest
- Vehicular searches
- Consent searches
- “Plain view”
- Exigent circumstances
- Suspicionless searches
- Probable Cause
- Enforcement
- Police Encouragement
- 5th Amendment
- Grand jury indictments
- Requirements for a valid indictment
- Double jeopardy
- Privilege against Self-Incrimination
- Elements: (A) Testimonial, (B) Compelled, (C) Incriminating
- Types of immunity
- Co-defendant confessions
- Confession / Interrogation - Miranda rights
- Miranda I
- Miranda II
- Other Limits to Interrogation
- 6th Amendment - Jury Trial Rights
- Right to a speedy trial
- When the right attaches
- Barker v. Wingo four-factor balancing test
- Due Process Limits to pre-indictment delay
- Right to a public trial (media access - television)
- Right to compulsory process
- Right to an impartial jury
- Fair-cross section requirement
- Jury size requirements
- Unanimity requirements
- Voir Dire: (i) What questions are permissible?; (ii) For-Cause challenges; (iii) Peremptory Challenges-Batson v. Kentucky
- Jury Nullification
- Right to a jury trial
- Right to confront witnesses against D
- Right to have assistance of counsel - when and in what circumstances
- Dimensions of Rights
- Requirements for appointed counsel
- Right to effective assistance of counsel
- Pro Se - Waiver
- Standby Counsel
- Notice of accusation(s)
- Identification
- Sentencing
- Plea bargaining & Alford guilty pleas - Nolo pleas
- Post-conviction Remedies & Prisoner Litigation
- Investigation