Contents | The Illustrated Guide to Law

CRIMINAL LAW (What you can and cannot do)	CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (What law enforcement can and cannot do)	CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (What the government can and cannot do)
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT	INTRODUCTION	INTRODUCTION
“What is Crime?”	“So What?” – What Criminal Procedure is For	Social Crises – The Stuff of Constitutional Law
“Take That!” – Punishment	“Meet the Players” – Police, Prosecutors, Defense Counsel, and Judges	What IS a Constitution?
“For the Love of God, Why?” – Rehabilitation	“POLICE vs. PRIVACY” FOURTH AMENDMENT SEARCH AND SEIZURE	The U.S. Constitution
“Don’t Do That Again!” – Deterrence	The Fourth Amendment	“WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?” WHY THE CONSTITUTION SAYS WHAT IT SAYS
“The Three ‘R’s” – Removal, Retribution, and Retaliation	The Exclusionary Rule	Why a Constitution?
CULPABILITY	Search Warrants and Standing	Popular Sovereignty
“I Didn’t Mean To!” – Culpability: Mens Rea	Wiretaps	Coming to Philadelphia
“Axes of Evil” – Responsibility and Depravity	Stop, Frisk, and Arrest	Debates and Deliberation – Inventing the Amendment Process
“What Have You DONE?” – Actus Reus and Causation	Traffic Stops and Car Searches; Consent Searches; and Dog Sniffs	The Devil Is in the Details
“Interlude 1” – The Jury	Emergency Exceptions: Hot Pursuit, Plain View, Deadly Force, Abandonment, Destruction of Evidence, Rescue, Public Safety, Exigent Circumstances	Decisions, Decisions
“At Least You Tried” – Attempt	Fourth Amendment Flowchart	The Brink of Disaster – Slavery, the South, and the Three-Fifths Clause
“We’ll All Go Down Together” – Solicitation, Accomplice Liability, and Conspiracy	“CONVICT YOURSELF” FIFTH AMENDMENT SELF-INCRIMINATION	Writing The Final Draft
DEFENSES	Core Principles of Self-Incrimination	Failure on the Final Day?
“Excuse Me!” – Mistake, Justification, Intoxication, and Insanity	History of Self-Incrimination Law: English Common Law to Star Chamber and Magna Carta	How Should We Interpret the Constitution?
“I Was Entrapped!” – Entrapment	History of Self-Incrimination Law: From Inquisition and Religious Persecution to the Rights of Englishmen	“A HISTORY OF GOVERNMENT IN SIX REVOLUTIONS” FROM THE PALEOLITHIC TO PHILADELPHIA The Origins of the American Mind
“I Had No Choice!” – Necessity	History of Self-Incrimination Law: Colonial America to the Fifth Amendment	Enlightenment Ideas
“Do or Die!” – Duress	History of Self-Incrimination Law: Police Brutality	The Cognitive Revolution – Our Actual State of Nature
“It Was Him or Me” – Self-Defense	History of Self-Incrimination Law: 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s Due Process and the Polygraph	The Cognitive Revolution – Bands
INJUSTICE	History of Self-Incrimination Law: Inbau-Reid Interrogation – How to Get an Innocent Person to Confess	The Cognitive Revolution – Social Regulation the Natural Way
“Guilt Without Fault” (part A) – Overcriminalization, Strict Liability, Bad Acts vs. Merely Prohibited Acts, Overbroad Crimes, and Other Injustices	History of Self-Incrimination Law: The Miranda Rule	The Junk Food Revolution – Family, Tribe, and Clan
“Guilt Without Fault” (part B) – How Civilization Causes Overcriminalization	Taking the Fifth – Compelled Testimony, Contempt, Immunity, Waiver	The Junk Food Revolution – Piety, Prayer, and Patriarchy
“Guilt Without Fault” (Part C) – The Evolution of Criminal Law from Olde England to the United States	Miranda – Introduction	The Junk Food Revolution – Tribal Government and Justice
“Guilt Without Fault” (Part D) – The Invention of Strict Liability	Miranda – Custody	The Junk Food Revolution – The Perils of Population
“Guilt Without Fault” (Part E) – Statutory Rape, Drunk Driving, and Regulatory Offenses	Miranda – Voluntariness	The Institution Revolution – Ritual and Sacrifice
“Guilt Without Fault” (Part F) – Conclusion	Miranda – “Stop” vs. “Custody”	The Institution Revolution – Inventing Gods and Religion
EXAMPLES	Miranda – Interrogation	The Institution Revolution – Inventing the State and the Law
“Putting It All Together” – Theft	Miranda – Public Safety Exception	The Institution Revolution – The End of Equality
“Putting It All Together” – Assault	MIranda – Penalty When Police Didn’t Mirandize	The Institution Revolution – The Trouble with Territory
“Putting It All Together” – Hate Crimes	Miranda – “Anything You Say”	The Institution Revolution – Let There Be Law
“Putting It All Together” – Rape	Miranda – Fixing a Miranda Mistake
“Putting It All Together” – Murder	Miranda – Waiver
“Putting It All Together” – Felony Murder	Miranda – Properly Invoking One’s Rights
“Putting It All Together” – Terrorism	Fifth Amendment Flowchart
CONCLUSION	“IT WAS YOU” EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION
Final Page	Introduction to Eyewitness Identification
	It’s All About Memory
	Memory Mistakes
	Facial Recognition
	Identification Procedures: Lineups and Photo Arrays
	Identification Procedures: Showups and Sketches
	Identification Procedures: Best Practices
	The Law: Pre-Trial Identifications
	The Law: In-Court Identifications
	Eyewitness I.D. Flowchart
	CONCLUSION
	Final Pages