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Index
A
Abstract. See Discovery
Accessory. See Parties to a crime
Accomplice. See Parties to a crime
Actus reus. See Criminal law
Address block (in a legal document), 152-153
Administrative law, 22
Adversarial system, 170
Affiant, 111
Affidavit, 111
Alibi. See Defenses to criminal charges
American Bar Association, 244
Appeals, 471-493
appellant, 474
appellee, 474
filings, 474-492
interlocutory appeal, 478
notice of appeal, 478
record on appeal, 489-492
standards of review, 473-474
Arraignments, 149
Arrests, 93, 138-141
Arson, 59
Ashe v. Swenson, 397 U.S. 436 (1970), 33-35
Assault, 48-49
Assessments, 441
Asset forfeiture, 511
Assigned counsel, 172
Attorneys (in general) 10-11
attorney-client privilege, 180-184
attorney-client relationships, 177-186
attorney fees, 185
Attorney General, 135
attorney work product, 258
defense attorneys, 11, 133, 171-177
district attorney. See Prosecuting attorneys
fees for legal services 172, 185-186
prosecuting attorneys, 10, 133-136
states attorney. See Prosecuting attorneys
U.S. Attorney. See Prosecuting attorneys
B
Back strike, 406
Bail/bond, 142-147
Bailiffs, 17
Bates numbering, 252-253
Batson v. Kentucky, 476 U.S. 79 (1986), 409-414
Battered spouse syndrome, 220
Battery, 47-48
Bench trial, 17
Beyond a reasonable doubt, 5
Bill of attainder, 225
Boilerplate, 249
Bribery, 69
Burglary, 60
C
Capital crimes, 26, 444
Capital punishment. See Death penalty
Caption, 151, 249-250
Chain of custody. See Evidence
Challenge for cause, 337, 409-414
Chilling effect, 86
Civil law, 5-6
Civil Rights, 56-58
CJA panel attorney, 172
Clemency, 497-499
Client trust accounts, 185-186
Code. See Statutory law
Coercion, 49
Collateral attack/remedies, 496
Color of law, 72
Common law, 23
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. William Henry Cosby, Jr. 252 A.3d 1092 (PA 2021), 94-96
Commutation. See Clemency
Competency, 299
Complaint (Criminal charging document), 48, 57, 62-63, 76-77, 138-141, 153-156
Compulsory process, 342-349
Computer-based presentations, 392-394
Confidentiality. 178-179
Conflicts of interest, 173-175
Confrontation (the right to), 342
Conspiracy, 31
Constitutional defenses, 225-234
Content neutrality, 221
Controlled substances, 75-78
Corrections personnel, 18
Count (in a complaint), 155-156
Count bargaining, See Plea bargaining
Court clerks, 17
Court costs, 441
Court reporter, 17
Court supervision, 441
Crime Control Model, 7-8
Crimes involving alcohol, 75
Crimes involving drugs, 75
Crimes involving firearms, 73-74
Criminal justice system, 3-20
Criminal law, 5
classification of crimes, 24-28
comparison to civil law, 5-6
elements of crimes, 28-31
sources of, 22-24
types of offenses, 41-83
Criminal procedure, 89
Criminal records, 499-511
Cross-examinations (and re-cross), 412-414
Cruel and unusual punishment, 444-446
D
Damages, 5-6
Davis v. Washington, 547 U.S. 813 (206), 342-347
Deadly force. See Use of force
Death penalty, 444-448
Defendants, 6
Defense attorney relationships with clients, 170-179
Defense attorneys' duties, 177-186
Defenses to criminal charges
age of defendant, 210
alibi, 204-220
constitutional, 225-227
duress, 216-217
insanity, 211-215
intoxication, 215
law enforcement, 214
mental illness of the defendant, 211-215
overbreadth of the statute, 220
self-defense, 217-218
Deterrence, 36, 37
Dicta, 244
Disclosure, 240
Discovery, 239-289
depositions, 261-270...
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