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Table of Contents
Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; SUMMARY OF CONTENTS; TABLE OF CONTENTS; Chapter 1. Introduction; A. The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure; B. Steps in the Process; Chapter 2. The Right to Counsel; A. When the Accused Has a Right to a Lawyer; 1. The Right to Appointed Counsel; 2. When the Right to Counsel Attaches; a) How Far Does the Right Extend?; b) At What Point Does the Right to Counsel Begin?; 3. The Right to Counsel and Minor Crimes; 4. The Lawyer-Client Relationship; 5. The Right Not to Have Counsel: Waiver and Self Representation
B. The Right to the Effective Assistance of Counsel 1. Deficient Lawyering; a) The Strickland Standard; b) Deficient Lawyering and the Plea Process; c) When a Strickland Claim is Available; 2. Counsel with a Conflict of Interest; 3. Per se Violations and Government Interference; Chapter 3. Pretrial Release and Detention; A. Pretrial Release and Bail Procedures; B. Surety Bonds and Bail Bondsmen; C. Bail Amounts; 1. Factors; 2. Limits on Bail Amounts; D. Preventive Detention; 1. The Detention Hearing; 2. The Constitutionality of Preventive Detention; E. Bail Pending Appeal
Chapter 4. The Decision to Prosecute A. The Prosecutor's Charging Discretion; B. Institutional Limits on the Charging Power; C. Legal Challenges to the Charging Decision; 1. Selective Prosecution; 2. Vindictive Prosecution; 3. Challenges to the Charge Selection; Chapter 5. Preliminary Hearings; A. Introduction: Pretrial Screening of Charges; B. Preliminary Hearing Procedures; C. The Role of Preliminary Hearings; Chapter 6. The Grand Jury; A. Grand Jury Procedures; B. Grand Jury Secrecy; C. Grand Jury Investigations; 1. The Subpoena Power; 2. Testimonial Privileges and the Power to Immunize
A) The Fifth Amendment Privilege and Documentsb) The Immunity Power; D. Grand Jury Screening; 1. The Evidence a Grand Jury Can Consider; 2. Challenges to the Indictment; Chapter 7. The Charging Document; A. The Complaint; B. The Indictment; 1. Waiver; 2. Content of the Indictment; 3. A Bill of Particulars; 4. Challenges to the Indictment; a) Failure to State an Offense; b) Duplicity and Multiplicity; 5. Amendments, Variances, and Surplusage; C. The Information; Chapter 8. Joinder and Severance; A. Joinder; 1. Joinder of Charges; 2. Joinder of Defendants; 3. Procedural Considerations
4. The Failure to Join Related OffensesB. Severance; 1. The Potential Prejudice of Joint Trials; 2. Grounds for Severance; a) Bruton Problems; b) Other Grounds; Chapter 9. Venue; A. Proper Venue: The Crime-Committed Formula; B. Change of Venue; Pretrial Publicity; Chapter 10. The Speedy Trial Right; A. The Constitutional Speedy Trial Right; 1. Length of the Delay; 2. Reasons for the Delay; 3. Defendant's Assertion of the Right; 4. Prejudice; 5. The Remedy for a Sixth Amendment Violation; B. Statutory Limits: The Speedy Trial Act; 1. Calculating the Time
B. The Right to the Effective Assistance of Counsel 1. Deficient Lawyering; a) The Strickland Standard; b) Deficient Lawyering and the Plea Process; c) When a Strickland Claim is Available; 2. Counsel with a Conflict of Interest; 3. Per se Violations and Government Interference; Chapter 3. Pretrial Release and Detention; A. Pretrial Release and Bail Procedures; B. Surety Bonds and Bail Bondsmen; C. Bail Amounts; 1. Factors; 2. Limits on Bail Amounts; D. Preventive Detention; 1. The Detention Hearing; 2. The Constitutionality of Preventive Detention; E. Bail Pending Appeal
Chapter 4. The Decision to Prosecute A. The Prosecutor's Charging Discretion; B. Institutional Limits on the Charging Power; C. Legal Challenges to the Charging Decision; 1. Selective Prosecution; 2. Vindictive Prosecution; 3. Challenges to the Charge Selection; Chapter 5. Preliminary Hearings; A. Introduction: Pretrial Screening of Charges; B. Preliminary Hearing Procedures; C. The Role of Preliminary Hearings; Chapter 6. The Grand Jury; A. Grand Jury Procedures; B. Grand Jury Secrecy; C. Grand Jury Investigations; 1. The Subpoena Power; 2. Testimonial Privileges and the Power to Immunize
A) The Fifth Amendment Privilege and Documentsb) The Immunity Power; D. Grand Jury Screening; 1. The Evidence a Grand Jury Can Consider; 2. Challenges to the Indictment; Chapter 7. The Charging Document; A. The Complaint; B. The Indictment; 1. Waiver; 2. Content of the Indictment; 3. A Bill of Particulars; 4. Challenges to the Indictment; a) Failure to State an Offense; b) Duplicity and Multiplicity; 5. Amendments, Variances, and Surplusage; C. The Information; Chapter 8. Joinder and Severance; A. Joinder; 1. Joinder of Charges; 2. Joinder of Defendants; 3. Procedural Considerations
4. The Failure to Join Related OffensesB. Severance; 1. The Potential Prejudice of Joint Trials; 2. Grounds for Severance; a) Bruton Problems; b) Other Grounds; Chapter 9. Venue; A. Proper Venue: The Crime-Committed Formula; B. Change of Venue; Pretrial Publicity; Chapter 10. The Speedy Trial Right; A. The Constitutional Speedy Trial Right; 1. Length of the Delay; 2. Reasons for the Delay; 3. Defendant's Assertion of the Right; 4. Prejudice; 5. The Remedy for a Sixth Amendment Violation; B. Statutory Limits: The Speedy Trial Act; 1. Calculating the Time