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Criminal Proc: Adjudication

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Law 7167 - Spring 2013

Caren Morrison

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Office: 426 Urban Life
Phone: (404) 413-9174
Professor: Caren Morrison Class Times: MW, 10:30 am - 11:45 am
Syllabus: n/a | Location: Room 675
Course Management Site: n/a Connect: Class Roll  |  

Course Description

This course covers the adjudication of criminal cases after a defendant has been arrested, including the charging decision, setting of bail, the grand jury, discovery, guilty pleas and plea bargaining, right to trial by jury and jury selection, effective assistance of counsel, sentencing, and double jeopardy. It may also cover appellate and collateral review.

Course materials

First Assignment

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Preview:For the first class on Monday, January 14th, please read Steps in the Process and Statistical Overview:  Allen 3-12, 21-27 (through Packer excerpt), 37-40 (through Dershowitz excerpt); Prosecutorial Discretion: Allen 961-68. - For the second class, on Wednesday, January 16th, please read Prosecutorial Discretion continued:  ...more...