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First Assignment Spring 2020

Criminal Procedure I

LAW 621 Section 41

Edmund Searby


Assignment details
I. Introduction
 
January 13, 2020 – Lecture: overview of course and plan for classes; background on criminal investigations and police practice; sources of limits on police power; the Bill of Rights and the Warren Court’s “Criminal Procedure Revolution;” competing interests underlying expanding and contracting criminal procedure guarantees.
 
Lead Students: N/A

Reading: Learning Criminal Procedure, Simmons and Hutchins, Second Edition, West 2019,(“Learning Crim. Pro.”) Chapters I (pp. 1-8), II (pp. 19-21), and III.
 

II. The Fourth Amendment

a. Scope of application of the Fourth Amendment