Criminal Procedure

Developed for Law School Exams and the Multistate Bar

By: AudioOutlines

Narrated by: Rafi Nemes JD

In Criminal Procedure, we explore the fundamental black-letter rules of criminal procedure most commonly tested on the MBE and in law school. By combining a simplified approach to legal learning with the innovative and on-the-go appeal of an audio study aid, Criminal Procedure provides you with a concise overview of the subject matter in a manner that truly makes it easy to review and memorize.

Criminal Procedure also includes numerous hypothetical examples and analyses to help you apply legal reasoning in analyzing fact patterns.

Key topics include:

• The exclusionary rule
• Fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine
• Fourth Amendment
• Reasonable expectation of privacy
• Warrants and exceptions to the warrant requirement
• Terry stops and frisks
• Police interrogation
• Confessions
• Fifth Amendment Miranda doctrine
• Pre-trial proceedings
• Eighth Amendment
• Double jeopardy
• Bonus examples

AudioOutlines creates innovative legal study aids customized for audio that are designed to simplify the learning process and help you gain a solid understanding of the subject matter. Listen and learn, anytime anywhere, with AudioOutlines.

Disclaimer: Please note this publication is for educational purposes only and is provided as is. AudioOutlines does not render legal or other professional advice.

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I like the mix of rules and examples

This flows well. I write exams for a college law class, and this is a good refresher for me.

great outline

This is a good outline. Also, great narrator, and great bonus examples at the end. :)

Educational

This audible book is very effective in educating its listeners on the basics of criminal procedure. Clear and concise. I recommend this for anyone whether you are a beginner looking to learn the law, or if you are knowledgeable on the subject and looking for a refresher.

Great resource for anyone interested in learning about Criminal Law

The information was presented in clear, easy to understand language- not all legalese.
I would recommend this to anyone considering learning more about Criminal Law

Just one thing

The only problem I really had was that sometimes there was no explanation for why an answer was wrong. Other than that, my biggest complaint was that the piano notes between chapters was WAY too loud and jarring. It’s an unnecessary noise, silence between chapters is much more favorable.