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[Number] 7800 - 1 [Semester] 11442014 Spring [Description] Advanced Criminal Procedure is a course exploring the meaning of the Fifth Amendment, Sixth Amendment, Eight Amendment and Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. constitution as they apply to the rights of criminal defendants when charged with a crime, released on bail, brought before a grand jury or during sentencing, plea bargaining and a jury trial. This course builds on the knowledge and skills learned in Criminal Procedure, though Criminal Procedure is not a prerequisite to this class. Advanced Criminal Procedure reviews the criminal process from "bail to jail" and the rights and procedures involved. The course looks that the criminal justice system participants and their respective responsibilities. These participants include defendants, defense counsel, prosecuting attorneys, judges and jurors. Advance Criminal Procedure will examine both the constitutional provisions impacting a defendant's rights from the time they are charged until trial as well as the history, policy issues, and trends of the law that affect the rights of defendants in their interaction with the justice system. [Title] 
Adv Criminal Law
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