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Maryland Law of Confessions, 2011-2012 ed.

Maryland Law of Confessions, 2011-2012 ed. New Edition

By Andrew V. Jezic, Frank Molony, William E. Nolan, Patrick L. Woodward
Copyright: 2011
Last Updated: 1/4/2012
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Brand: Thomson West
Pages: 1530
Components: 1 Print
Shelf Space: 2 in.
Free Update Period: 90 days
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Description

This title contains information for prosecutors, defense counsel and police detectives surrounding confessions in Maryland. Since Miranda, the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the Court of Special Appeals have heard many cases dealing with what constitutes appropriate police conduct when interrogating suspects. In these decisions, the Maryland courts have created standards regarding voluntariness, the right to silence, and the right to counsel that go beyond what may be demanded by the U.S. Supreme Court and by other jurisdictions. You will find a thorough review of all such standards in this work.

Features

  • Checklists of the key elements of commonly litigated issues help you stay on track
  • Discusses custody, waiver, invocation, re-interrogation and surreptitious questioning
  • Discusses ethical considerations for prosecutors
  • Outlines under-utilized rules pertaining to the Sixth Amendment
  • Provides a thorough discussion of the implications of the recent Williams opinion on prompt presentment
  • Provides practice tips to facilitate nuanced applications of the law
  • Reviews the right to silence not directly related to interrogations

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