In Criminal Procedure, we discuss the fundamental black-letter rules of criminal procedure most commonly tested on the MBE and in law school.

To help you truly learn and memorize criminal procedures, our professional narrator uses easy-to-understand language that organizes the topics in a way that makes sense.

We break down the all the basics of criminal procedure, like the Fourth Amendment and Miranda, and we present real-life examples to demonstrate how the rules of criminal procedure apply to hypothetical fact patterns.

Criminal Procedure serves as an extremely simplistic law school supplement and bar exam review rolled into one audio book. It’s a must-listen for all 1L law students and anyone preparing for the bar exam.


Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction (6:02)
Chapter 2. The Exclusionary Rule (4:28)
Chapter 3. Exceptions to the Exclusionary Rule (6:47)
Chapter 4. Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine (7:33)
Chapter 5. The Fourth Amendment – Governmental Conduct Requirement (4:11)
Chapter 6. Reasonable Expectation of Privacy (7:59)
Chapter 7. Fourth Amendment – Warrant Requirement (8:31)
Chapter 8. Exceptions to the Warrant Requirement – Search Incident to Arrest (5:53)
Chapter 9. Automobile Exception (3:36)
Chapter 10. Consent (4:07)
Chapter 11. Plain View Exception (3:56)
Chapter 12. Inventory Searches (2:01)
Chapter 13. Exigent Circumstances (3:53)
Chapter 14. Special Needs Exception to Warrant Requirement (2:27)
Chapter 15. Terry Stops and Frisks (4:50)
Chapter 16. Wiretapping and Eavesdropping (2:06)
Chapter 17. Arrests and Detentions (4:53)
Chapter 18. Police Interrogation and Confessions (4:57)
Chapter 19. Fifth Amendment Miranda Doctrine (12:05)
Chapter 20. Pre-Trial Identification (5:46)
Chapter 21. Grand Jury (2:53)
Chapter 22. Pre-Trial Proceedings (3:27)
Chapter 23. Pleas and Plea Bargaining (2:38)
Chapter 24. Trial Rights (7:03)
Chapter 25. Eighth Amendment (5:51)
Chapter 26. Double Jeopardy (5:19)
Chapter 27. Fifth Amendment Privilege Against Compelled Testimony (6:43)
Chapters 28-69. Bonus Examples

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