NCJ Number
18619
Date Published
1974
Length
1507 pages
Annotation
THIS WORK DELINEATES THE BASIC RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL UNDER THE VARIOUS STATUTORY LAWS AND JUDICIAL DECISIONS INTERPRETING THE PROTECTIVE PORTIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION.
Abstract
VOLUME ONE DISCUSSES SEARCHES AND SEIZURES AS DEFINED IN THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION, THE LAW OF ARREST, PROBABLE CAUSE FOR ARREST WITHOUT A WARRANT, AND SEARCHES AND SEIZURES INCIDENTAL TO ARREST WITHOUT WARRANT. THE DIFFERENT CLASSIFICATIONS OF SEARCHES CONNECTED WITH ARRESTS AND SEARCH WARRANTS ARE ALSO OUTLINED. OTHER TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE THE REQUIREMENTS, SUFFICIENCY, AND DEFECTS OF AFFIDAVITS FOR SEARCH WARRANTS, THE ISSUANCE, EXECUTION, AND ENFORCEMENT OF SEARCH WARRANTS, CHALLENGING THE SEIZURE OF PROPERTY, AND SELF-INCRIMINATION. VOLUME TWO CONTAINS CHAPTERS ON THE IMMUNITY OF THE ACCUSED, ENTRAPMENT, THE PROCEDURE FOR SUPPRESSING EVIDENCE, PROOF AND PROCEDURE FOR RETURN OF PROPERTY, DOUBLE JEOPARDY, CONFESSIONS AND ADMISSIONS. ALSO CONSIDERED ARE EXTRAORDINARY REMEDIES, EXTRADITION, CORAM NOBIS, HABEAS CORPUS, AND PROCEDURAL ASPECTS AND TRIAL TECHNIQUES. THE LAST CHAPTER CONTAINS COPIES OF 103 DIFFENENT COURT FORMS RELATED TO THIS AREA OF LAW. AN ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CASES, WITH REFERENCES TO PAGE NUMBERS, IS INCLUDED AT THE END OF VOLUME TWO. AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX IS ALSO INCLUDED.