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Legal Research Guides by Course - Criminal Process

Course Description

The course will cover three distinct phases of the criminal process.  The Investigation Process phase will provide intensive consideration of Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment issues and draw distinctions and parallels between federal and Pennsylvania treatment of those areas.  The Charging Process segment will consider issues of prosecutorial discretion and the law regarding the conduct of federal and state grand juries.  The Trial Process component will focus on matters of jury selection, Confrontation Clause problems and standards of proof commonly faced in the unique criminal context.  (3 credits)

Faculty Who Teach This Course

  • Wesley Oliver (Associate Professor of Law)
  • Laurie Serafino (Director of Clinical Legal Education and Associate Professor of Law)

Subject Covered Presently in Collection by:

Print Collection

KF9223.4   Right to a Speedy Trial
KF9245   Criminal Law – Double Jeopardy
KF9601-KF9763   Criminal Procedure
KFP575-KFP594   Pennsylvania Criminal Procedure

Legal Research Databases

DCLI Webpage Links

  • Primary Legal Research: Case Law, Statutory Law, Administrative Law (contains quick links to our federal and state statutes, our federal and state administrative codes, federal and state case law)
  • Legal Research Guides:  Criminal Law, Practice Skills

rev. 10/17/2012
Patricia Horvath