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2003

CHAPTER 1: Talking to the Police @ Page 1 - 21 CHAPTER 2: Search and Seizure: When the Police can Search for and Seize Evidence @ Page 23 - 56 CHAPTER 3: Arrest: When it Happens, What it Means @ Page 57 - 73 CHAPTER 4: Police Procedures to Help Eyewitnesses Identify Suspects @ Page 75 - 96 CHAPTER 5: Booking and Bail: Checking in and Cheking Out of Jail @ Page 98 - 113 CHAPTER 6: From Suspect to Defendant: How Crimes Get Charged @ Page 114 - 135 CHAPTER 7: Criminal Defense Lawyers: Who They Are, What They Do, How to find One @ Page 136 - 165 CHAPTER 8: Understanding the Attorney-Client Relationship in a Criminal Case @ Page 166 - 181 CHAPTER 9: A Walk Through Criminal Court @ Page 182 - 196 CHAPTER 10: Arraigments @ Page 198 - 210 CHAPTER 11: Developing the Defese Strategy @ Page 211 - 225 CHAPTER 12: Crimespeak: Understanding the Language of Criminal Laws @ Page 227 - 264 CHAPTER 13: Defensespeak: Common Defenses to Criminal Charges @ Page 266 - 285 CHAPTER 14: Discovery: Exchanging Information with the Prosecution @ Page 287 - 295 CHAPTER 15: Investigating the Facts @ Page 296 - 302 CHAPTER 16: Preliminary Hearings @ Page 304 - 314 CHAPTER 17: Fundamental Trial Rights of the Defense @ Page 315 - 338 CHAPTER 18: Basic Evidence Rules in Criminal Trials @ Page 339 - 367 CHAPTER 19: Motions and Their Role in Criminal Cases @ Page 369 - 383 CHAPTER 20: Plea Bargains: How Most Criminal Cases End @ Page 384 - 401 CHAPTER 21: The Trial Process @ Page 402 - 430 CHAPTER 22: Sentencing: How the Court Punishes Convicted Defendants @ Page 432 - 463 CHAPTER 23: Appeals: Seeking Review by a Higher Court @ Page 465 - 475 CHAPTER 24: How the Criminal Justice System Works: A Walk Through Two Drunk Driving Cases @ Page 476 - 494 CHAPTER 25: Juvinile Courts and Procedures @ Page 496 - 519 CHAPTER 26: Prisoners' Rights @ Page 521 - 539 CHAPTER 27: Looking Up the Law @ Page 540 - 574

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