"Crim Pro 360: The Investigation Process provides a comprehensive way for students to learn all of the core material for a criminal investigation course and to practice what they have learned. It contains roadmaps for Fourth and Fifth Amendment problems, so that students can see the big picture issues they will have to tackle on an essay exam. The book then explains the blackletter law for each of the major search and seizure and confession topics covered in a criminal investigation course. The concise blackletter law is provided in bullet points for quick reference, and in narrative form for more in-depth understanding. Most importantly, Crim Pro 360 provides students with over 200 multiple-choice questions, numerous essay questions, exam traps to avoid, and the "Professors Answer Key" to help students both learn the law and ace their exams"--

Crim Pro 360°: Criminal Procedure: The Investigation Process

Gershowitz, Adam

Criminal Law

Carolina Academic Press

This edition is a substantial modernization of a casebook that began in 1973 with Professor Fred E. Inbau and now includes Andre Moenssens, Ronald Bacigal, Gerald Ashdown, and Adam Gershowitz. The book maintains the format of the subject matter structure but adds many new cases to strike new themes that modernize the book making it more meaningful for contemporary law students. A number of chapters have been substantially reworked to make them more accessible to teachers and students alike. The authors reworked chapters six, seven, eight and eleven but as in past editions, the book begins with a brief outline of criminal procedure so students have better insight into the criminal justice process.

Criminal Law (University Casebook Series)

Ashdown, Gerald

Bacigal, Ronald

Moenssens, Andre

Foundation Press

This book uses the HBO series, The Wire, as a springboard for discussing some of the most pressing criminal law and policy issues of our time. Using landmark cases as well as little known state decisions, the book analyzes the law of wiretapping, drug possession, search and seizure, confessions, and sentencing. It also considers questions beyond basic law, such as whether the police understand or follow the Supreme Court's search and seizure and confession rules. The book examines broader questions, such as crime statistics manipulation, drug legalization, prisoner reentry, police brutality, the use of informants, mass imprisonment of African Americans, the distribution of limited criminal justice resources, and the media's influence on policing and public policy. Although predominantly a casebook, the text also excerpts reports by nonprofits and government agencies, law review articles, and social science literature to provide a fuller context for how court decisions impact the real world in which criminal justice policy is made and executed.

The Wire: Crime, Law, and Policy

The tenth edition of this casebook ― which began in 1973 with Professor Fred E. Inbau― includes two new chapters that modernize the study of criminal law. The first new chapter analyzes the law of drug possession and distribution and includes cases about the law of constructive possession, the line between possession and distribution, and the challenge of computing drug quantity. The tenth edition also includes a new chapter on driving while intoxicated, a crime that is central to the criminal justice system but which is absent from every other criminal law casebook. We challenge students to unpack each element of DWI statutes by determining what constitutes a vehicle, what qualifies as operation, what it means to be intoxicated, and what counts as a public road. In addition, the new DWI chapter also explores the difficult statutory interpretation issues created by the texting while driving statutes that have recently been enacted across the country. This is the first casebook to offer an in depth exploration of these modern offenses that account for millions of arrests and citations each year. At the same time, the book retains the core common law crimes and classic cases that are a staple of traditional criminal law courses.

As a part of our CasebookPlus offering, you'll receive a new print book along with lifetime digital access to the downloadable eBook. In addition, you'll receive 12-month online access to the Learning Library which includes quizzes tied specifically to your book, an outline starter and three leading study aids in that subject and the Gilbert® Law Dictionary. The included study aids are Criminal Law in a Nutshell, Acing Criminal Law and Exam Pro on Criminal Law, Objective. The tenth edition of this casebook ― which began in 1973 with Professor Fred E. Inbau― includes two new chapters that modernize the study of criminal law. The first new chapter analyzes the law of drug possession and distribution and includes cases about the law of constructive possession, the line between possession and distribution, and the challenge of computing drug quantity. The tenth edition also includes a new chapter on driving while intoxicated, a crime that is central to the criminal justice system but which is absent from every other criminal law casebook. We challenge students to unpack each element of DWI statutes by determining what constitutes a vehicle, what qualifies as operation, what it means to be intoxicated, and what counts as a public road. In addition, the new DWI chapter also explores the difficult statutory interpretation issues created by the texting while driving statutes that have recently been enacted across the country. This is the first casebook to offer an in depth exploration of these modern offenses that account for millions of arrests and citations each year. At the same time, the book retains the core common law crimes and classic cases that are a staple of traditional criminal law courses.

The eleventh edition of this casebook modernizes and streamlines the materials to focus more effectively on the study of criminal law. The new edition carves out a separate chapter on self-defense, defense of property, and defense of others, while otherwise maintaining the structure of the book from prior editions. Multiple chapters have been reworked to eliminate older cases and notes to make the book more accessible to both teachers and students. The eleventh edition also maintains the unique chapters on drug possession, drug distribution, drunk driving, and texting while driving that were added to the tenth edition. These core subjects are addressed in greater detail in this casebook than any other criminal law textbook. The authors have also updated the introductory materials to provide students with the most current picture and statistics about what is really happening in the American criminal justice system.

Criminal Law, Cases and Comments (University Casebook Series)

Finegan, Sharon

CasebookPlus Hardbound - New, hardbound print book includes lifetime digital access to an eBook, with the ability to highlight and take notes, and 12-month access to a digital Learning Library that includes self-assessment quizzes tied to this book, leading study aids, an outline starter, and Gilbert Law Dictionary.

Criminal Procedure: Constitutional Limits on Policing

Bellin, Jeffrey

Legal Education

Independently published

Criminal Procedure: The Investigation Process

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Crim Pro 360°: Criminal Procedure: The Investigation Process

Criminal Law (University Casebook Series)

The Wire: Crime, Law, and Policy

Criminal Law (University Casebook Series)

Criminal Law (University Casebook Series)

Criminal Law, Cases and Comments (University Casebook Series)

Criminal Law, Cases and Comments (University Casebook Series)

Criminal Procedure: Constitutional Limits on Policing

Criminal Procedure: The Investigation Process