Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Chapter 2
- Dual Court Systems in the U.S.
- Jurisdiction
- Geographical Jurisdiction & Venue
- Hierarchical Jurisdiction and Court Structure
- Trial Courts and Original Jurisdiction
- Appellate Courts and Appellate Jurisdiction
- Nature of Mandatory and Discretionary Appellate Jurisdiction
- Concurrent and Exclusive Jurisdiction
- Federal Courts
- Federal District Courts
- Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals
- U.S. Supreme Court
- Federal Courts Not Included in Article III
- State Courts
- Preliminary Pretrial Criminal Procedings
- Charging
- Prosecutorial Discretion
- The Complaint
- Affidavits
- Warrant or Summons Issued on the Complaint
- Initial Appearance
- Bail
- Preliminary Hearing
- Indictments and Informations
- Grand Jury
- Waiver of Right to Grand Jury Indictment
- Warrants or Summons Issued on the Indictment
- Arraignment and Pleas
- Pleas
- Requirements of Guilty Pleas and Nolo Contendere Pleas
- Judicial Approval of Guilty Pleas and Nolo Contendere Pleas
- Pleading Insane
- Plea Bargaining
- Preparing for Trial
- Motions
- Depositions
- Discovery
- Exculpatory Evidence
- Impeachment Material
- Subpoenas
- Competency to Stand Trial
- Evidence & Burdens of Proof
- Motions to Suppress Evidence and the Exclusionary Rule
- The Exclusionary Rule Requires State Action
- Federal-State Conflicts on the Exclusionary Rule
- Criticism of the Exclusionary Rule
- Alternatives to the Exclusionary Rule
- Criminalize Certain Conduct
- Job-Related Discipline
- Civil Lawsuits
- Connick v. Thompson Case Study
- Fruit of the Poisonous tree Doctrine
- Exceptions to the Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine
- Independent Source
- Attenuation
- Inevitable Discovery
- Good Faith
- Herring v. United States Case Study
- Standing to Assert an Exclusionary Rule Claim