The ideal roadmap for defense lawyers and prosecutors, Prosecutor's Manual for Arrest, Search and Seizure provides the succinct analysis necessary to canvass the often tangled landscape of Fourth Amendment law.
Chapter 1 FOURTH AMENDMENT STANDING AND SUPPRESSION MOTIONS
Chapter 2 THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE AND ITS EXCEPTIONS
Chapter 3 SEARCH WARRANTS
Chapter 4 EXTRAORDINARY SEARCHES REQUIRING MORE THAN MINIMAL PROBABLE CAUSE
Chapter 5 ARRESTS ON WARRANTS
Chapter 6 WARRANTLESS POLICE-CITIZEN INTERACTION
Chapter 7 SEARCH AND SEIZURE ISSUES RELATED TO AUTOMOBILE INTRUSIONS
Chapter 8 CONSENT SEARCHES
Chapter 9 INVENTORIES AND OTHER COMMUNITY CARETAKING SEARCHES
Chapter 10 BORDER STOPS AND SEARCHES
Chapter 11 STOPS AND SEARCHES AT SEA
Chapter 12 EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCES
Chapter 13 SPECIAL NEEDS SEARCHES
Chapter 14 ADMINISTRATIVE SEARCHES
Chapter 15 WARRANTLESS ADMINISTRATIVE SEARCHES OF "CLOSELY REGULATED" BUSINESSES
Chapter 16 DEVICES USED TO AUGMENT AN OFFICER'S SENSORY PERCEPTION
Chapter 17 POLICE INVESTIGATORY ACTIVITY AND SEIZURES NOT CONSIDERED SEARCHES OR SEIZURES WITHIN THE FOURTH AMENDMENT
Chapter 18 SEARCHES OF DIGITAL DEVICES, DATA, AND RECORDS UNDER FOURTH AMENDMENT
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John M. Castellano, Deputy Executive for the Legal Affairs Division in the District Attorney's Office in Queens, New York. As head of the Appeals Bureau since 1996, he has supervised thousands of criminal cases prosecuted at every level of state and federal court, written, briefed, or argued over 80 cases in the Second Circuit and over 100 cases in the New York Court of Appeals, and argued before the United States Supreme Court.
James A. Adams--Richard M. and Anita Calkins Distinguished Professor of Law at Drake University and former United States Attorney for the District of Columbia.
Daniel D. Blinka--Associate Professor of Law at Marquette University School of Law and former Assistant District Attorney in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.