Criminal Procedure (Emanuel Law Outlines Series)

Author: Steven L. Emanuel
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This series is widely used as a mainstream course textbook in law schools of renowned universities in the United States, such as Harvard and Yale, and is the best read for quickly understanding U.S. law. The author, Steven L. Emanuel, is a Ph.D. in Law from Harvard Law School. The main features of this series include:
· Concise content, easy-to-understand language with unique characteristics
· Provides practical methods to achieve efficient learning outcomes
· Summaries that outline key points and condense essential content
· Each chapter includes carefully designed short-answer questions for self-assessment
· Comprehensive analysis of numerous exam questions, summarizing key and difficult points of the exam
· Intuitive charts clearly explain legal issues
This book is titled Criminal Procedure, which is based on the constitutional safeguards of criminal procedure and comprehensively elaborates on the topics of arrests and search warrants, unwarranted searches and arrests, electronic surveillance, confessions, police interrogation, immunity rules, and the right to meet with one's lawyer in criminal cases. It provides detailed information and objective arguments, relatively completely reflecting the institutional system of U.S. criminal procedure, making it an excellent model for understanding U.S. criminal procedure.