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LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S): |
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ASSIGNED READING: |
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- US Criminal Procedure – Overview
- Criminal Procedure & the Constitution
- Definition: Searches & Seizures
- Stop-and-Frisk: Cases
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SUGGESTED LEARNING ACTIVITIES: |
- Chapter discussions
- Review questions at end of chapters
- Guest Speaker in relation to Stop-&-Frisk; Seizure – for Journal 1
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EVALUATION: |
- Pre-test (Monday), homework and participation
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S): |
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ASSIGNED READING: |
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- Seizure of Persons: Arrest
- Searches for Evidence
- “Special Needs” Searches
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SUGGESTED LEARNING ACTIVITIES: |
- Review questions at end of chapters
- Guest Speaker in relation to Arrest & Searches for Evidence – for Journal 2
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EVALUATION: |
- Midterm, Quiz 1, Journal 1, and participation
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S): |
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ASSIGNED READING: |
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- Self-Incrimination
- Identification Procedures
- Remedies for Constitutional Violations(I): Exclusionary Rule
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SUGGESTED LEARNING ACTIVITIES: |
- Discussion of study questions at end of chapters
- Review Class
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EVALUATION: |
- Legal Brief and Debate on Search and Seizure; Quiz 2; Journal 2 and participation
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S): |
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ASSIGNED READING: |
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- Constitutional Violations (II): Other Remedies
- Court Proceedings (I): Before Trial
- Court Proceedings (II): Trial & Conviction
- After Conviction: Sentencing, Appeals and Habeas Corpus
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SUGGESTED LEARNING ACTIVITIES: |
- Discussion of study questions at end of chapters
- Review Class
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EVALUATION: |
- Post-test, final examination and participation
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