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Criminal Procedure for the New York Bar Exam
Rights and procedures in criminal cases
79+ Cards41 Topics63% Pass Rate
What You'll Study in Criminal Procedure
Arraignment
Grand Jury
Speedy Trial
Discovery
Bail
Suppression
Search and Seizure
Pleas
Trial
Sentencing
Post-Conviction
Appeals
Accusatory Instruments
Felony Complaint Procedure
Grand Jury / Indictment Alternatives
Jurisdiction & Venue
Arrest
Arrest & Warrants
Pre-Arraignment Release
Right to Counsel
Interrogation & Miranda
Police Encounters
Identifications
Trial Rights
Evidence at Trial
Suppression Hearings
Interrogation & Confessions
Disclosure Obligations
Grand Jury Practice
Grand Jury / Motions
Appeals & Preservation
Pretrial Motions
Double Jeopardy
Protective Orders
Competency
Competency & Defenses
Joinder & Severance
Local Criminal Court Practice
Records & Sealing
Sentencing Procedure
Sentencing Enhancements
Sample Criminal Procedure Questions
1What is a CPL arraignment in New York, and what key events/timing rules apply for felony complaints?
2What is CPL grand jury?
3What is CPL 30.30 speedy trial?
What You'll Master
Master Fourth Amendment search and seizure rules and their exceptions
Learn Miranda rights requirements and waiver standards
Memorize the stages of criminal prosecution from arrest through appeal
Understand the right to counsel at every critical stage of proceedings
Nail exclusionary rule applications and the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine
79+
Flashcards
41
Topics
63%
Pass Rate
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Students
Criminal Procedure for New York Bar Exam FAQ
What Criminal Procedure topics are covered in the flashcards?
Our flashcards cover the Fourth Amendment (search and seizure, warrant requirements, exceptions), Fifth Amendment (Miranda, double jeopardy, self-incrimination), Sixth Amendment (right to counsel, speedy trial, confrontation), identification procedures, bail, plea bargaining, and post-conviction rights.
How do flashcards help with Criminal Procedure specifically?
Criminal Procedure involves layered constitutional protections at each stage of prosecution. Our flashcards break down each amendment right, its trigger points, and the exceptions so you can quickly analyze any fact pattern.
Are the warrant exceptions thoroughly covered?
Yes. We cover all major warrant exceptions including search incident to arrest, automobile exception, plain view, consent, exigent circumstances, stop and frisk, and inventory searches with their specific requirements.
Do you cover both federal and state procedural differences?
Our flashcards focus on federal constitutional standards as tested on the bar exam, with notes on significant state-specific variations where applicable.
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