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El. knyga: Criminal Law Handbook, The: Know Your Rights, Survive the System

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  • Formatas: 672 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jan-2018
  • Leidėjas: NOLO
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781413324716
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  • Formatas: 672 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jan-2018
  • Leidėjas: NOLO
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781413324716
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Criminal law books are usually for lawyers. Not this one. It is the preeminent overview of the criminal justice system for consumers. It’s for anyone interested in the criminal justice system, from those personally involved in it to those who simply want to understand it. It’s the perfect gift for friends who love CSI and Law & Order, or the popular podcast Serial. It’s one of two Nolo books to appear in a movie Teaching Mrs. Tingle w/ Helen Mirren (1999).

The criminal justice system is complicated, understand it and your rights

Criminal law is full of complex rules and procedures, but this book demystifies them. It explains how the system works, why police, lawyers, and judges do what they do, and—most important—the options for suspects, defendants, and victims. It also provides critical information on working with a lawyer.

In plain English, The Criminal Law Handbook covers:
  • search and seizure
  • arrest, booking, and bail
  • Miranda
  • arraignment
  • plea bargains
  • trials
  • sentencing
  • working with defense attorneys
  • common defenses
  • constitutional rights
  • juvenile court
  • preliminary hearings
  • appeals, and
  • public defenders
This edition is completely updated, covering the latest changes in criminal and U.S Supreme Court cases. Written by the authors of Represent Yourself in Court, Paul Bergman, J.D. and Sara Berman, J.D.
Your Legal Companion 1(10)
Introduction: A Walk-Through of the Case of State v. Andrea Davidson, a Fictional Robbery Prosecution
3(8)
1 Talking to the Police 11(26)
Police Questioning of People Who Haven't Been Taken Into Custody
14(7)
Police Questioning of Arrestees
21(16)
2 Search and Seizure 37(42)
The Constitutional Background
41(6)
Search Warrants
47(4)
Consent Searches
51(5)
The Plain View Doctrine
56(2)
Warrantless Searches Incident to Arrest
58(4)
"Stop and Frisk" Searches
62(2)
Searches of Cars and Occupants
64(6)
Warrantless Searches or Entries Under Emergency (Exigent) Circumstances
70(1)
Miscellaneous Warrantless Searches
71(8)
3 Arrest: When It Happens, What It Means 79(18)
General Arrest Principles
82(4)
Arrest Warrants
86(1)
Warrantless Arrests
87(3)
Use of Force When Making Arrests
90(2)
Citizens' Arrests
92(5)
4 Eyewitness Identification: Psychology and Procedures 97(16)
An Overview of Eyewitness Identification Procedures
99(2)
The Psychology of Eyewitness Identification
101(2)
Lineups
103(5)
Showups
108(1)
Photo Identifications
109(1)
Motions to Suppress Identifications
110(3)
5 Booking and Bail: Checking In and Out of Jail 113(20)
The Booking Process
115(5)
Arranging for Bail
120(11)
Own Recognizance Release (Release O.R.)
131(2)
6 From Suspect to Defendant 133(22)
Crime and Criminal Cases
135(3)
To Charge or Not to Charge, That Is the Question
138(7)
The Mechanics of Charging
145(2)
Grand Juries
147(3)
Diversion
150(5)
7 Criminal Defense Lawyers 155(30)
Do I Need a Lawyer?
157(3)
Court-Appointed Attorneys
160(6)
Private Defense Attorneys
166(10)
Self-Representation
176(9)
8 Understanding the Attorney-Client Relationship in a Criminal Case 185(18)
Confidentiality
187(4)
Client-Centered Decision Making
191(6)
Lawyer-Client Communication
197(1)
Representing Guilty Defendants
198(1)
Competent Clients
199(4)
9 A Walk Through Criminal Court 203(14)
The Courthouse
205(1)
The Courtroom
206(2)
The Courtroom Players
208(6)
Courtroom Behavior
214(3)
10 Arraignment 217(12)
Arraignment Basics
219(7)
Self-Representation at Arraignment
226(3)
11 Developing the Defense Strategy 229(14)
Overview
231(3)
How the Defendant's Version of Events May Limit Defense Strategies
234(4)
When Attorneys Ignore a Defendant's Version of Events
238(2)
The Importance of Honesty in Developing a Defense Strategy
240(3)
12 Crimespeak: Understanding the Language of Criminal Laws 243(52)
Mens Rea
247(4)
The Meaning of Frequently Used Legal Language
251(5)
Derivative Criminal Responsibility
256(5)
Murder and Manslaughter
261(5)
Sexual Violence
266(6)
Assault and Battery
272(1)
Motor Vehicle Crimes
273(1)
Narcotics Offenses
274(2)
Burglary
276(2)
Robbery
278(1)
Theft
279(3)
Hate Crimes
282(2)
The Patriot Act
284(3)
White-Collar Crimes
287(8)
13 Defensespeak: Common Defenses to Criminal Charges 295(26)
Prosecutor's Failure to Prove Guilt
298(4)
"Partial" Defenses
302(3)
Self-Defense
305(3)
Alibi
308(1)
Insanity
309(5)
Duress
314(1)
Necessity
315(1)
Intoxication (Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol)
316(1)
Entrapment
317(1)
Jury Nullification
318(3)
14 Discovery: Exchanging Information With the Prosecution 321(12)
Modern Discovery Policy
323(1)
Discovery of Information Helpful to the Defense
324(3)
Discovery of Harmful Information
327(3)
Reciprocal Discovery
330(3)
15 Investigating the Facts 333(8)
Interviewing Prosecution Witnesses
334(3)
Finding and Interviewing Defense Witnesses
337(1)
Other Investigation Tasks and Their Costs
337(4)
16 Preliminary Hearings 341(12)
What Preliminary Hearings Are and When They Are Held
342(4)
Basic Rights During Preliminary Hearings
346(3)
Common Defense and Prosecution Strategies
349(4)
17 Fundamental Trial Rights of the Defense 353(28)
The Defendant's Right to Due Process of Law
356(3)
The Prosecution's Burden of Proof
359(2)
The Defendant's Right to Remain Silent
361(3)
The Defendant's Right to Confront Witnesses
364(3)
The Defendant's (and the Media's) Right to a Public Trial
367(3)
A Defendant's Right to a Jury Trial
370(2)
A Defendant's Right to Counsel
372(2)
A Defendant's Right to a Speedy Trial
374(2)
The Defendant's Right Not to Be Placed in Double Jeopardy
376(5)
18 Basic Evidence Rules in Criminal Trials 381(32)
Overview
384(3)
Rules Regulating the Content of Testimony
387(13)
Rules Regulating the Manner of Testimony
400(3)
Scientific Evidence
403(5)
Privileged (Confidential) Information
408(5)
19 Motions and Their Role in Criminal Cases 413(14)
Basic Procedures
415(2)
Common Pretrial Motions
417(5)
Motions During Trial
422(1)
Posttrial Motions
423(4)
20 Plea Bargains: How Most Criminal Cases End 427(18)
Plea Bargaining-Terminology and Timing
429(1)
The Pros and Cons of Plea Bargains
430(4)
The Plea Bargaining Process
434(6)
The Strategy of Negotiating Plea Bargains
440(5)
21 The Trial Process 445(30)
Summary of the Trial Process
448(1)
Choosing a Judge or Jury Trial
449(2)
Jury Voir Dire
451(4)
Motions in Limine
455(1)
Opening Statements
456(1)
Prosecution's Case-in-Chief
457(1)
Direct Examination of Witnesses
458(1)
Cross-Examination
459(2)
Defense Motion to Dismiss
461(1)
Defendant's Case-in-Chief
462(1)
Closing Argument
463(2)
Instructing the Jury
465(3)
Jury Deliberations and Verdict
468(7)
22 Sentencing 475(38)
Overview of Sentencing
478(7)
Sentencing Procedures
485(7)
Sentence Options
492(9)
Community Service
501(1)
Miscellaneous Alternative Sentences
502(2)
The Death Penalty
504(9)
23 Appeals 513(14)
Appeals
514(6)
Writs
520(7)
24 Victims and Victims' Rights 527(8)
Victims and the Criminal Justice System
528(1)
Pretrial Processes
529(3)
The Trial-and-Sentencing Process
532(1)
Posttrial Processes
533(2)
25 The System at Work: DUI Laws and Processes 535(16)
Questions and Answers About DUI (Driving Under the Influence)
536(7)
DUI Case Examples
543(8)
26 Juvenile Courts and Procedures 551(24)
A Brief History of U.S. Juvenile Courts
554(1)
Juvenile Court Jurisdiction
555(3)
Deciding Whether to File Charges
558(2)
The Right to Counsel and Other Constitutional Rights
560(3)
Trying Juveniles as Adults
563(4)
Sentencing (Disposition) Options
567(6)
Sealing Juvenile Court Records
573(2)
27 Prisoners' Rules 575(24)
Prisons and Prisoners' Rights
577(10)
Legal Resources for Prisoners and Their Families
587(5)
Parole
592(2)
Pardons
594(5)
Glossary 599(22)
Index 621