Criminal Law and Procedure -- 1961 Tennessee Survey

Authors

Robert E. Kendrick

First Page

1220

Abstract

I. SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAw1. Offenses Against the Person-Homicide

2. Offenses Against Property

(a) Robbery

(b) Embezzlement

(c) Fraudulent Breach of Trust

3. Offenses Affecting Sovereignty-Official Oppression

II. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

1. Limitations of Prosecution(a) Extradition(b) Venue(c) Former Jeopardy(d) Ex Post Facto Laws

2. Proceedings Preliminary to Trial(a) Arrest(b) Search Warrants(c) Indictments(d) Time Before Trial

3. Trial

(a) Severance for Trial

(b) Motion To Inspect Prior Statements of Prosecution Witnesses

(c) Evidence

(d) Conduct of Jury

(e) Improper Argument

(f) Instructions

(g) Motions After Verdict4. Penalties

Recommended Citation

Robert E. Kendrick, Criminal Law and Procedure -- 1961 Tennessee Survey, 14 Vanderbilt Law Review 1220 (1961)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/vlr/vol14/iss4/31