Index

• Author: Mark G. Daniel/Robert K. Gill
• Pages: 691-705

I-1

Abandoned Property, §2:24.3

Accident Reports (Police Records and Reports), §16:43.4

Administrative Hearings, §4:80

Admissions, §16:72.5

(see Confessions),

By Party Opponent, §16:72.4

Admonishments

Right to Counsel, §4:73

Sample Forms, §§12:173.5

Affidavits, §16:41, 16:72.12

Chain of Custody, §16:54

Airport Searches, §3:80

Amnesia, §12:164

Appeal Bonds, §9:130

Applicable Statutes, §9:131

Conditions, §9:133

Cases Not Upheld, §9:135

Cases Upheld, §9:134

Denial, §9:136

Granting During Appeal, §9:132

Revocation, §9:137

Appeals, §21:40

Indigent Rights, §21:40

Nominal Assistance, §21:40

Non-frivolous Issues, §21:40

Appointed Counsel, §4:50 et seq.

(see Counsel, Effective)

Conflict of Interest, §4:60 et seq.

Arraignment, §4:43.8

(see Right to Counsel)

Arrests, Chapter 1

Illegal Arrests and Confessions, §6:60

Jury Charges, §1:75.3

Searches Incident to, §§2:24, 2:46, 3:33

(see Searches, Incident to Arrest)

With Warrant, §1:70

Defective, §1:75.2

Making Arrest, §1:72

Defined, §1:10

Reasonable Person, §1:10

Sufficiency, §1:72, 1:72.1

Affidavit, §§1:72.1 et seq.

“Totality of Circumstances”, §1:72.1

Without Warrant, §§1:20 et seq.

Authority, §1:30

Detention and Investigation, §§1:21.1, 1:21.2

Exigent Circumstances, §1:34.2

Lack of, §1:36

Felony Committed, §1:30 et seq.

Pretext Arrest, §1:40

Prevent Escape, §§1:21, 1:34

Probable Cause, §1:50

(see Probable Cause, Arrests)

Residence, §1:36

Within Officer’s View, §1:31

Articulable Suspicion,

Arrest, §1:21.2

Search, §§2:26, 2:47, 2:55.2, 2:56.2

Assistance of Counsel, Ch. 4 generally, §12:30

Attenuation of Taint (Poisoned Fruit), §§2:23, 6:60, 6:62

Audio Recordings, §§6:73.2, 17:25.1

(see Sound Recordings)

Automobiles - Searches, §§2:56 et seq.

(see Motor Vehicles; Search & Seizure)

Bail, Chapter 9

Appeal Bonds, §9:130

Applicable Statutes, §9:131

Conditions, §9:133

Cases Not Upheld, §9:135

Cases Upheld, §9:134

Denial, §9:136

Granting During Appeal, §9:132

Revocation, §9:137

Considerations

Ability to Make, §9:35

Cases on Pretrial Bond Amounts, §9:38

Circumstances of Offense, §9:34

Defendant’s Criminal Record, §9:33

Existence of Outstanding Bonds, §9:31

Future Safety of Victim, §9:36

Threats and Actions of Defendant, §9:37

Constitutional Provisions, §9:140

Denial in Capital Cases, §9:141

Denial in Other Cases, §9:142

Delay, §9:110

Denial, §9:60

Examining Trial, §11:10

Family Violence Cases, §9:120

Fixing Amount, §9:30

Increasing Bond Amounts, §9:50

Mentally Ill Defendants, §9:90

Motion to Deny Bail, Sample Form, §9:143

Personal Bonds, §9:80

Revocation of Bond, §9:70

Right to, §9:10

Statutory Law, §9:11

Writ of Habeas Corpus, Sample Application, §9:13

Batson v. Kentucky Hearings, §§14:110 et seq.

Burden of Persuasion, §14:113.3.3

Burden of Production, §14:113.3.2

Burden of Proof, §14:113.3.1

History, §14:111

Gender-Based Discrimination, §14:112.5

Juvenile Proceedings, §14:112.4

Non-Minority Defendants, §14:112.2

Quantum of Production, §14:113.3.2.2

Race-Neutral Explanation, §14:113.3.2.1

Religious Beliefs, §14:112.6,

Specificity of Objections, §14:113.2

Systematic Exclusion Standard, §14:111.1

Texas Cases, §14:113.3.3.4

Texas Procedure, §14:113

Timing of Objections, §14:113.1

Transitional Cases, §14:111.2

Battered Spouse Syndrome, §16:63

Best Evidence Rule, §16:44.1

Examples, §16:72.12

Explained, §16:72

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