Kamisar, LaFave, and Israel's Modern Criminal Procedure

The Sixteenth Edition continues with its comprehensive coverage of the constitutional, statutory, and ethical rules regulating the criminal investigative and adjudicatory processes with clear statements of the black-letter law as well as inclusion of the most thoughtful and provocative commentary available. The authors bring together the latest statistics, relevant legislative trends, and insightful policy and scholarly debates, facilitating critical analysis of the process and its potential reforms. The new edition pays increased attention to history, race and racial justice, and empirical studies, framing the issues in a way that makes this textbook the nation's premier text for teaching criminal procedure. The book covers such topics as: Arrest, search and seizure Right to counsel Digital surveillance Police interrogation and confessions Undercover investigations Lineups and other pre-trial identification procedures Grand jury investigation Pretrial release and detention Prosecutorial discretion in charging Screening the charge, preliminary hearings and grand jury review The charging instrument Location of prosecution Joinder of charges and defendants Speedy trial Discovery and disclosure Guilty pleas and plea bargaining Jury trials and trial rights Double Jeopardy Sentencing Appeals and postconviction