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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

PROFESSOR ANGELA J. DAVIS

FALL 2011

TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS

1:30 – 2:50 p.m.

OFFICE HOURS: TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS, 5:30 – 7 p.m., AND BY

APPOINTMENT

ROOM 388

202-274-4230 angelad@wcl.american.edu

angelad56@gmail.com

COURSE MATERIALS: SALTZBURG & CAPRA, AMERICAN CRIMINAL

PROCEDURE, 9 th

EDITION

2011 Supplement to AMERICAN CRIMINAL

PROCEDURE, 9 th

EDITION

PERIODIC HANDOUTS

COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND GRADING:

Your grade will be based primarily on your performance on the final examination.

The final exam will be a 3 hour open book examination. Your grade may be raised one step for outstanding class participation. Class attendance and punctuality are extremely important and essential to success in the course.

SYLLABUS

I. Criminal Procedure Overview (Posted at MyWCL)

II. The Fourth Amendment – Searches and Seizures

A.

Jill Scott, “Watching Me” (handout)

B. Katz and Applications of Katz

30 – 51

51 – 71

71 – 84

C. The Warrant Clause, Spinelli & Gates

84 – 89

90 – 112

112 – 128

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E. Probable Cause, Specificity and Reasonableness

129 – 149

F. Executing the Warrant

150 – 169

Handout

G.

Arrests

169 – 193

Supplement 5 – 13

H. Stop and Frisk

193 – 212

H.

The Line Between a “Stop” and an “Encounter”

212 – 232

I. Grounds for a Stop: Reasonable Suspicion

232 – 254

254 – 269

J. Brief and Limited Detentions: The Line Between Stop and Arrest

269 – 288

K. Search Incident to Arrest/Pretextual Stops & Arrests/Plain View & Plain

Touch

288 – 309

309 – 335

335 – 342

Video Presentation

Handout

L. Automobile Searches

342 – 361

M. Exigent Circumstances

361 – 366

Supplement 13 – 16

366 – 375

Supplement 16 – 25

375 – 380

N. “Special Needs” Searches and Drug Testing

380 – 381

395 – 406

Supplement 25 – 34

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406 – 428

P. Consent Searches

462 – 484

Q. The Exclusionary Rule

494 – 496 (stop at end of note)

R. Standing

541 – 557

S.

The Fruits of a Search

557 – 569

III. The Fifth Amendment – Self-Incrimination and Confessions

A.

The Fifth Amendment Privilege

596 – 601

B. Confessions and Due Process

651 – 670

C. Miranda/Dickerson

670 – 685

691 – 699

D.

Miranda Exceptions/Defining Custodial Interrogation

699 – 719

719 – 725

Supplement 48 – 60

725 – 741

Supplement 61 – 66

E. Waiver of Miranda Rights

743 – 755

Supplement 66 – 77

756 – 765

Supplement 78 – 86

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