Criminal Procedure¶
LaFave, W. R., Israel, J. H., King, N. J., & Kerr, O. S. (2017). Criminal Procedure.
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- Path
- In law and procedure it is the appellate path through a court hierarchy and the required chain from arrest to conviction.
This sourceAnalyzes the ordered sequence of the criminal-justice process from investigation and arrest through trial, conviction, and appellate review — the procedural chain and appellate path through the court hierarchy.
- In law and procedure it is the appellate path through a court hierarchy and the required chain from arrest to conviction.
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