Criminal Procedure
Theory and Practice

Second Edition

by Jefferson L. Ingram

Table of Contents

Chapter 14

Appellate Practice and Other Posttrial Remedies

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1.	THE RIGHT TO APPEAL	446
2.	THE APPEAL PROCESS:GENERALLY	447
3.	THE FIRST APPEAL:THE COURT OF APPEALS	448
4.	THE APPELLATE ROLE OF A STATE SUPREME COURT	448
5.	SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES: ONLY A POTENTIAL FOR REVIEW	449
6.	APPELLATE ASSISTANCE TO THE DEFENDANT:THE RIGHT TO COUNSEL	449
7.	APPELLATE ASSISTANCE TO THE DEFENDANT:THE INDIGENT’S RIGHT TO ATRANSCRIPT	456
8.	LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR AN APPEAL: PRESERVING THE RECORD	459
9.	THE PLAIN ERROR RULE:ABILITY TO APPEAL WITHOUT PRESERVING THE RECORD	459
10.	SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION:ALWAYS AN APPEALABLE ISSUE	461
11.	THE APPELLATE PROCESS:MAKING ITWORK	461
12.	ADVERSE APPELLATE RESULTS:THE NEXT STEP	464
13.	COLLATERAL ATTACK:THEWRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS	466
14.	SUMMARY	468