Criminal Procedure: Constitutional Limits on Policing
by Jeffrey Bellin, Adam Gershowitz
This book examines the constitutional limits imposed on policing within the framework of U.S. criminal procedure. It explores how legal principles guide law enforcement, ensuring a balance between security and civil liberties. Ideal for law students, practitioners, and anyone interested in the intersection of law and public policy.
About This Book
Criminal Procedure: Constitutional Limits on Policing delves into the foundational principles that regulate police actions under the U.S. Constitution. It addresses key aspects of how legal constraints shape investigative and enforcement activities.
Authored by Jeffrey Bellin and Adam Gershowitz, the book offers insights into the balance between public safety and individual rights. It covers essential topics in criminal law, emphasizing procedural safeguards.
Readers will gain an understanding of how constitutional doctrines influence policing strategies and courtroom outcomes. The text serves as a valuable resource for those studying or practicing in the legal field.
Through a structured analysis, the book highlights the evolving nature of criminal procedure in response to societal and judicial developments.
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