Criminal Procedure
Drill the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments, the exclusionary rule, and the charging process.
Fourth Amendment search and seizure, Miranda and self-incrimination, Sixth Amendment counsel and confrontation, due process, the exclusionary rule, and grand jury and charging.
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4 topic categories
127 practice exercises
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Pick the doctrine you want to practice.
2. Work the facts
Read a substantial hypothetical and answer the call.
3. Understand why
Review the explanation and what to study next.
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Advanced Challenge
Show the hardest, fact-intensive questions first. Objective cases have at least 150 words of facts; full-length essays have at least 500. Every answer still needs careful legal review.
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Showing 16 of 127 matching exercises
Issue Spot: The Late-Night Garage
Fourth Amendment Search & Seizure
Issue Spot: The Bus Station Patdown
Fourth Amendment Search & Seizure
Issue Spot: The Phone in the Pocket
Fourth Amendment Search & Seizure
Rule Recognition: The Duffel Bag in the Trunk
Fourth Amendment Search & Seizure
Rule Recognition: The Hospital Questioning
Fifth & Sixth Amendment Custody & Counsel
Rule Recognition: The Stash on the Shelf
Fourth Amendment Search & Seizure
Rule Recognition: The Missed Deadline
Fifth & Sixth Amendment Custody & Counsel
Rule Recognition: The Second Trial
Due Process, Exclusionary Rule & Charging
Issue Spot: The Break Room Confession
Fifth & Sixth Amendment Custody & Counsel
Issue Spot: The Lineup Without Counsel
Fifth & Sixth Amendment Custody & Counsel
Issue Spot: The Tainted Lead
Due Process, Exclusionary Rule & Charging
Exam Analysis: The Return Visit
Fifth & Sixth Amendment Custody & Counsel
Exam Analysis: The Phone and the Cloud
Fourth Amendment Search & Seizure
Exam Analysis: The Charging Decision
Due Process, Exclusionary Rule & Charging
Exam Analysis: The Three Doors
Due Process, Exclusionary Rule & Charging
The Traffic Stop and the Dog Sniff
Long Essays
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Every drill here is an original teaching hypothetical written for exam preparation. It is not legal advice, and you should always verify current authority before relying on an analysis.