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Criminal Proc: Investigations

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Law 7165 - Spring 2013

Caren Morrison

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Office: 426 Urban Life
Phone: (404) 413-9174
Professor: Caren Morrison Class Times: TR, 9:00 am - 10:15 am
Syllabus: n/a | Location: Room 675
Course Management Site: n/a Connect: Class Roll  |  

Course Description

This course covers the constitutional regulation of the police in the area of criminal investigations, focusing particularly on the Fourth and Fifth Amendments. Among other things, the course will cover the exclusionary rule, search and seizure, the meaning of probable cause, the arrest power, the privilege against self-incrimination and police interrogation. It may also cover the right to counsel during police interrogations.

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First Assignment

Updated: January 7, 2013, 2:33 pm

For our first class on Tuesday, January 15, please read Thoughts on the Police: Allen 26-30 & 55-60; The Exclusionary Rule: Allen 337-52.

For our second class on Thursday, January 17, please read What is a Search?  Allen 361-68 (through note 2, p.368) & 370-79 (start at note 6, p. 370).

Please also register for the class on TWEN, which is where I will post all future reading assignements.

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