Modern Criminal Procedure: Cases, Comments and Questions

The size of this book - the result of striving both for breadth of coverage and depth of treatment - indicates the authors' purpose is not to provide a volume to be taught from cover to cover in a single one-term course on the subject but to present materials that afford a teacher maximum freedom to shape his or her own course. The materials divide naturally for the many schools that split criminal procedure into two offerings, police (i.e. investigatory) practices and the adversary process (i.…