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| Reference: Course descriptions - DePaul University College of Law Reference information: ADVANCED CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: PRETRIAL (3 hrs) Offers an in-depth analysis of the decision to prosecute, restraints and prerogatives in the acquisition and use of evidence of criminal conduct, the law of arrest, search and seizure, interrogation, pretrial detention, preliminary hearings, pretrial motions, plea bargaining and other selected topics related to the pretrial phase of criminal prosecutions. PREREQUISITE(S): Criminal Law (LAW 506) and Criminal Procedure (LAW 518). Course Number: 464 ADVANCED CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: TRIAL 3 credit hours. Analyzes the important phases of the criminal trial, including jury selection, opening and closing statements, presentation of witnesses, defense issues, assistance of counsel, guilty pleas, double jeopardy, jury instructions, sentencing, and ethical issues. Course Number: 465 http://www.law.depaul.edu/programs/course_descriptions.asp |
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