Part of the time-tested Examples & Explanations series, Richard G. Singer s Criminal Procedure II, for the second-semester Criminal Procedure course, covers all of the post-arrest, 'bail-to-jail' topics. The Second Edition highlights important recent developments in these areas. Criminal Procedure II: From Bail to Jail: Examples and Explanations, Second Edition, features:
respected educator-author Richard G. Singer
the proven-effective Examples & Explanations pedagogy
a clear and engaging writing style
complete topical coverage that traces that of most Criminal Procedure II courses and casebooks a comparative look at different approaches taken by various jurisdictions

With a greater focus on prosecutorial discretion, the Second Edition includes:
a rewritten sentencing chapter examining the dramatic changes in the constitutional view on sentencing in Blakely v. Washington and Booker v. United States new chapters on: victim s rights
non-criminal remedies for attorney misconduct, including disciplinary measures (and including a lengthy analysis of the prosecution of the Duke lacrosse team)
speedy trial
2007 Supreme Court cases
Cunningham and Rita
You can trust Richard G. Singer and the Examples & Explanations series to give your students the help many of them need to get the most out of their Criminal Procedure studies.