Leading Constitutional Cases on Criminal Justice 2005 (Leading Constitutional Cases on Criminal Justice) (Leading Constitutional Cases on Criminal Justice)

Contains selected provisions of the United States Constitution as well as coverage of due process law and the Fourth Amendment involving arrest, search, and seizure. Explores electronic surveillance, agents and informers, and entrapment. Addresses the right to counsel, privilege against self-incrimination, lineups, preliminary examination, bail, prosecution, and indictment. Examines the right to a speedy trial, plea bargaining, jury trial, double jeopardy, sentencing, and collateral attack.