Gilbert Law Summary on Criminal Procedure

Everything you need to master criminal procedure and improve your exam performance: Fourth Amendment searches, seizures, and arrests; Exclusionary rule; Miranda and the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination; Sixth Amendment trial rights (speedy trial, jury trial, right to counsel); Bail; Brady disclosure obligations; Burden of proof; Guilty pleas; Sentencing and the death penalty; Double jeopardy; Appellate and habeas corpus rights; Juvenile justice. Whether you're supplementing your casebook or studying solo, this is your complete roadmap to criminal procedure. Skip the unpredictable online searches and contradictory sources. This guide provides accurate, current, exam-focused content with visual aids and practice study and multimodality exam questions and sample answers. It is written by law professors and clearly organized to help you better understand and retain these important legal concepts.