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©2011&2014
Miller W. Shealy Jr. and Margaret M. Lawton
This book covers the basic principles of criminal procedure in the investigative stages of the criminal process. Emphasis is on the decisions of the S.C. Supreme Court and the S.C. Court of Appeals. The major U.S. Supreme Court decisions in investigative criminal procedure are summarized along with similar cases from South Carolina appellate courts. Where appropriate, attention is also given to relevant statutes and the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. This resource will help practitioners quickly locate and grasp the relevant law on investigative criminal procedure as it pertains to searches and seizures, Fifth and Sixth Amendment interrogation and the right to effective counsel issues. With each book purchase you will receive a 2012-2014 Cumulative Supplement. This Supplement includes case law updates through September 1, 2014. The Supplement does have an adhesive backing so that it may be placed inside the back cover of your publication. To purchase only the 2012-2014 Cumulative Supplement, please click here. Summary of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview: Constitutions and Statutes Chapter 2: “Private” or Nonpolice Searches and Seizures Chapter 3: Who Are “The People” in the Fourth Amendment? Chapter 4: “...Persons, Houses, Papers, and Effects...” Chapter 5: What is a “Search”? Chapter 6: What is a “Seizure”? Chapter 7: Probable Cause Chapter 8: Arrests Chapter 9: Warrants Chapter 10: Exigent Circumstances Chapter 11: Search Incident to Lawful Arrest Chapter 12: Automobile and Containers Chapter 13: Plain View Chapter 14: Inventory Searches Chapter 15: Consent Chapter 16: Terry Stops and Vehicle Searches Chapter 17: Administrative and “Special Needs” Searches Chapter 18: Standing Chapter 19: Exclusionary Rule Chapter 20: Interrogation Law Chapter 21: Voluntariness Requirement Chapter 22: Miranda v. Arizona Chapter 23: Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel during Police Interrogations Chapter 24: Ineffective Assistance of Counsel |
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