Chapter 15 focuses on the procedural aspects of a criminal case.  Criminal procedure is driven by the United States Constitution (you should be familiar with that by now.)  It is significantly different from civil procedure.  In this chapter you will only slightly touch upon this subject.  You will study it again in LGS 216  Evidence and Procedure. 
Requirements Extra Credit

 

Requirements
 Must be completed by the time specified in the course schedule. 
Read: Chapter 15, pages 537 - end.
Review: Key Terms and Concepts, page 561.
Know: Chapter Summary, page 563.
Constitutional Safeguards
Criminal Procedure Prior to Prosecution and at the Beginning of Prosecution
The Trial
Use: Chapter 15 Review Sheet
Study Sheet
Criminal Procedure
PowerPoint
PowerPoint Chapter 15 - Part II
Complete:   Criminal Procedure Assignment
Insert: The answer into the Criminal Procedure section of  the Paralegal Reference Manual.  
Take: Chapter Quiz (10 questions)
Send:

 

 

 a copy of all work completed in this chapter (including the extra credit) to the instructor upon completion of Module 5.  Interactive students will turn in the work on a weekly basis.  All work must be received prior to the deadline listed in the Syllabus schedule and must be delivered based on the instructions listed in the Syllabus (Work Delivery Instructions.)

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Extra Credit
Extra credit work is not a substitute for the required work.
Please do not do the extra credit work until you have adequately completed all of the assigned work.
Must be completed by the time specified in the course schedule. 
Complete: Maryland Capital Punishment
Insert: Answer into the Criminal Procedure section of the Paralegal Reference Manual.
Complete: Anatomy of a Murder
Insert: Answer into the Criminal Procedure section of the Paralegal Reference Manual.
Send: a copy of all work completed in this chapter (including the extra credit) to the instructor upon completion of Module 5.  Interactive students will turn in the work on a weekly basis.  All work must be received prior to the deadline listed in the Syllabus schedule and must be delivered based on the instructions listed in the Syllabus (Work Delivery Instructions.) 

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