Criminal Procedure by Jefferson Ingram

Table of Contents

Chapter 12

Pretrial Criminal Process: Pretrial Motions, Identification Process, Preliminary Hearing, Bail, Right to Counsel, Speedy Trial, and Double Jeopardy

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1.	PRETRIAL MOTIONS	370
2.	IDENTIFICATION PROCEDURES: INTRODUCTION	371
3.	DUE PROCESS AND THE RIGHT TO COUNSEL AT IDENTIFICATION PROCEDURES	372
4.	SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO COUNSEL AT LINEUPS	373
5.	RIGHT TO COUNSEL DURING IDENTIFICATION: LIMITATIONS	375
6.	PHOTOGRAPHIC ARRAYS:NO SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO COUNSEL	375
7.	DUE PROCESS CONCERNS: SUGGESTIVENESS OF IDENTIFICATION	376
8.	ACCURATE EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION:THE NEIL FIVE-FACTORS TEST	377
9.	CURRENT APPLICATION OF IDENTIFICATION PROCEDURES	381
10.	THE INITIAL APPEARANCE AND THE PRELIMINARY HEARING	382
11.	BAIL ISSUES PRESENTED AT A PRELIMINARY HEARING	386
12.	GENERAL BAIL JURISPRUDENCE	386
13.	FEDERAL BAIL PRACTICE:RECENT CONSIDERATIONS	389
14.	RIGHT TO A SPEEDYTRIAL:REASONABLETIME REQUIREMENTS	392
15.	SPEEDYTRIAL STATUTES	393
16.	SPEEDYTRIAL:WHEN THETIME BEGINS TO RUN UNDER THE SIXTH AMENDMENT	393
17.	TO DETERMINEWHETHER AVIOLATION EXISTS:THE FOUR-FACTORS TEST	394
18.	REMEDY FORVIOLATION OF SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO SPEEDY TRIAL	398
19.	DOUBLE JEOPARDY:A REQUIRED PRETRIAL MOTION	398
20.	REQUIREMENTS TO CLAIM AVIOLATION OF DOUBLE JEOPARDY	399
21.	ALLEGING DOUBLE JEOPARDYVIOLATION:REQUIREMENT OF SAME OFFENSE	400
22.	SEPARATE OFFENSES:THE BLOCKBURGERTEST	400
23.	DUAL SOVEREIGNTY DOCTRINE: SUCCESSIVE PROSECUTION FOR SAME ACTS PERMITTED	403
24..	SUMMARY	405

Criminal Procedure
Theory and Practice