Description:
This study aid provides extensive analysis of cases in Dressler and Thomas’ casebook on Criminal Procedure, 3rd Edition. Included in the case analysis are the case procedural basis, fact, issues, decision and rationale, and analysis. Additional quick memory aids include headnotes, instant facts, black letter rules, case vocabulary, and graphics. Each chapter begins with an introduction of its concepts presented in simple terms, and an alphabetical table of cases is provided.

Features:
• 344 pages
• Every concurrence and dissent briefed
• Memory Graphics—an entertaining "picture of the facts" helps you remember the case at a glance
• One-case-per-page format
• Case Vocabulary—every new or unusual legal, Latin or English word found in the principal case is defined

Cases Covered:
Powell v. Alabama; Duncan v. Louisiana; Wolf v. Colorado; Weeks v. United States; Mapp v. Ohio; Katz v. United States; United States v. White; Smith v. Maryland; Kyllo v. United States; United States v. Karo; Spinelli v. United States; Illinois v. Gates; Payton v. New York; Lo-Ji Sales, Inc. v. New York; Richards v. Wisconsin; Warden v. Hayden; Chimel v. California; United States v. Robinson; New York v. Belton; Thornton v. United States; Whren v. United States; Chambers v. Maroney; California v. Carney; United States v. Chadwick; California v. Acevedo; Horton v. California; Arizona v. Hicks; Schneckloth v. Bustamonte; Georgia v. Randolph; Illinois v. Rodriguez; Terry v. Ohio; Dunaway v. New York; United States v. Mendenhall; United States v. Drayton; California v. Hodari D; Alabama v. White; Illinois v. Wardlow; Maryland v. Buie; Michigan Department of State Police v. Sitz; City of Indianapolis v. Edmond; Rakas v. Illinois; Minnesota v. Carter; Mapp v. Ohio; United States v. Leon; Silverthorne Lumber Company v. United States; Wong Sun v. United States; Murray v. United States; Hector (A Slave) v. State; Lisenba v. California; Spano v. New York; Chavez v. Martinez; Chavez v. Martinez; Bram v. United States; Miranda v. Arizona; Illinois v. Perkins; New York v. Quarles; Oregon v. Elstad; Dickerson v. United States; Missouri v. Seibert; Oregon v. Mathiason; Berkemer v. McCarty; Rhode Island v. Innis; North Carolina v. Butler; Edwards v. Arizona; Massiah v. United States; Brewer v. Williams; Michigan v. Jackson; McNeil v. Wisconsin.; Sherman v. United States; Jacobson v. United States; United States v. Wade; Stovall v. Denno; Manson v. Brathwaite; Stack v. Boyle; United States v. Salerno; United States v. Armstrong; Blackledge v. Perry; Coleman v. Alabama; United States v. Williams; Hoffman v. United States; People v. Vilardi; Arizona v. Youngblood; Williams v. Florida; State v. Reldan; Barker v. Wingo; Nix v. Whiteside; Gideon v. Wainwright.; Scott v. Illinois; Douglas v. California; Ross v. Moffitt; Faretta v. California;Strickland v. Washington; Brady v. United States; North Carolina v. Alford; Bordenkircher v. Hayes; Santobello v. New York; United States v. Brechner; McMann v. Richardson; Duncan v. Louisiana; Taylor v. Louisiana; Ham v. South Carolina; People v. Newton; United States v. Salamone; Batson v. Kentucky; United States v. Dougherty; United States v. Thomas; Maryland v. Craig; Olden v. Kentucky; Crawford v. Washington; Cruz v. New York; Gray v. Maryland; United States v. Burr; Taylor v. Illinois; Griffin v. California; United States v. Thomas; Mistretta v. United States; United States v. Dunnigan; Koon v. United States; Williams v. New York; McMillan v. Pennsylvania; Apprendi v. New Jersey; Blakely v. Washington; North Carolina v. Pearce; Blockburger v. United States; Brown v. Ohio; Missouri v. Hunter; Fong Foo v. United States; Ashe v. Swenson; Downum v. United States; Bartkus v. Illinois; Jackson v. Virginia; Arizona v. Fulminante; Teague v. Lane; Wainwright v. Sykes; Smith v. Murray