SHOULD LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN THE UNITED STATES BE GIVEN GREATER FREEDOM IN THE INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF CRIME

• NCJ Number: 10380
• Author(s): ANON
• Date Published: 1965
• Length: 232 pages
• Corporate Author: US Congress
• Publication Format: Document
• Publication Type: Bibliography
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America
• Note: SELECTED EXCERPTS AND REFS RELATING TO NATL DEBATE PROPOSITION FOR AMER COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES, 1965-66

Annotation

ARTICLES AND OTHER REPRINTED DOCUMENTATION EXPOSING THE VIEWS OF JUDGES, ATTORNEYS, ACADEMICIANS, LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS, AND OTHERS ON THE ISSUE.

Abstract

THE MATERIALS OFFER A GENERAL DISCUSSION OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, IN ADDITION TO MORE SPECIFIC VIEWS ON SEARCH, SEIZURE, INFORMERS, WIRETAPPING AND EAVESDROPPING, ARRESTS, INTERROGATIONS, CONFESSIONS, RIGHT TO COUNSEL, NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICITY, AND MENTAL RESPONSIBILITY. APPENDED ARE SELECTED REFERENCES TO BOOKS AND GENERAL REFERENCE WORKS, LAW REVIEW ARTICLES, CONGRESSIONAL MATERIAL, AND JUDICIAL DECISIONS TOPICAL TO THE ISSUES DISCUSSED.