Wake Forest Law Curriculum
Wake Forest Law Curriculum
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Criminal Procedure: How Can You Represent Those People?
Criminal Procedure video intro, surveying the various answers that defense attorneys have given over the years to that ever-present question, "How can you represent those people?" The video closes with a mirror-image question for prosecutors, "Can a good person be a good prosecutor?"
zhlédnutí: 870

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Speedy Trial Rights
zhlédnutí 10KPřed 6 lety
This criminal procedure video topic addresses the various sources of law that encourage or require the parties to prepare quickly for trial.
Griffin Basics
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed 6 lety
This criminal procedure video topic addresses the constitutional protection of the defendant's right to silence at trial. Griffin v. California places severe limits on what a prosecutor can say to the jury about the defendant's failure to testify.
Crawford Basics
zhlédnutí 5KPřed 6 lety
This criminal procedure video topic introduces the U.S. Supreme Court's reading of the constitutional "confrontation clause" in Crawford v. Washington.
Batson Basics
zhlédnutí 3KPřed 6 lety
This criminal procedure video topic summarizes the constitutional limits on the power of litigants to exclude prospective jurors from service on a jury. The foundational case is Batson v. Kentucky.
Pretrial Detention
zhlédnutí 4,1KPřed 7 lety
Criminal Procedure video lecture dealing with United States v. Salerno (1987) and the use of pretrial detention statutes to override traditional bail practices.
Identification Procedure Basics
zhlédnutí 13KPřed 7 lety
Criminal Procedure video lecture, surveying the constitutional, statutory, and policy-based limits on the use of identification procedures such as in-person lineups and photo arrays.
Automobile Searches
zhlédnutí 44KPřed 7 lety
Criminal Procedure video lecture, describing the variety of legal doctrines available to validate police searches of a properly stopped vehicle; doctrines include warrant exception, weapons search, search incident to arrest, and inventory searches.
Criminal Law Impossibility: The Basics
zhlédnutí 4,6KPřed 7 lety
Overview of a defense to criminal attempt charges, impossibility; review of common law distinction between legal impossibility and factual impossibility; modern rejection of common law taxonomy.
Garner Basics
zhlédnutí 12KPřed 8 lety
Criminal Procedure video topic, dealing with the constitutional regulation of the use of deadly force by police when pursuing or apprehending a criminal suspect. The case at the center of our attention is Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1 (1985).
Gates Basics
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 8 lety
Criminal Procedure topic, dealing with the use of confidential sources and anonymous sources to establish the probable cause necessary to support a reasonable search or seizure. The focal point for constitutional doctrine is Illinois v. Gates, 462 U.S. 213 (1983).
Confessions and Coercion
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 8 lety
Criminal Procedure video topic, dealing with the Due Process limitations on the use of physical coercion during police interrogations of crime suspects. The pivotal decision we discuss is Brown v. Mississippi, 297 U.S. 278 (1936).
Mapp Basics
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 8 lety
Criminal Procedure topic, an overview of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Mapp v. Ohio. The case established the exclusionary rule as the nationwide remedy for violations of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Wiretap Regulation, Courts and Legislature
zhlédnutí 5KPřed 8 lety
Criminal Procedure video introduction to the regulation of wiretaps. The regulatory debate originally occurred in constitutional litigation; later, the debate moved into the legislative arena. The lecture covers the broad outlines of the current regulatory structure.
Particularity in Search Warrants
zhlédnutí 27KPřed 8 lety
Criminal Procedure video introduction to the particularity requirement for valid search warrants. The warrant must identify with reasonable particularity the place to be searched and the items to be seized. We consider a famous 19th century example and more recent examples.
Probable Cause
zhlédnutí 58KPřed 8 lety
Probable Cause
General Warrants
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 8 lety
General Warrants
Private Prosecution
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 8 lety
Private Prosecution
Legal Discretion to Decline Charges
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed 8 lety
Legal Discretion to Decline Charges
Declination Policies and Practices
zhlédnutí 639Před 8 lety
Declination Policies and Practices
Litigation to Prompt Better Funding of Defense Counsel
zhlédnutí 438Před 8 lety
Litigation to Prompt Better Funding of Defense Counsel
Systems for Delivering Defense Lawyers
zhlédnutí 520Před 8 lety
Systems for Delivering Defense Lawyers
Attorney Duty of Confidentiality, The Basics
zhlédnutí 4,9KPřed 8 lety
Attorney Duty of Confidentiality, The Basics
Attorney-Client Privilege, The Basics
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 8 lety
Attorney-Client Privilege, The Basics
Voluntary Act Requirement in Criminal Law
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 9 lety
Voluntary Act Requirement in Criminal Law
Legality Principle in Criminal Law, Echo Effects
zhlédnutí 3,5KPřed 9 lety
Legality Principle in Criminal Law, Echo Effects
Legality Principle in the Criminal Law, the Basics
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 9 lety
Legality Principle in the Criminal Law, the Basics
Unauthorized Practice of Law by Non-Lawyers
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 9 lety
Unauthorized Practice of Law by Non-Lawyers
Lawyer Self-Regulation, A Brief History
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 9 lety
Lawyer Self-Regulation, A Brief History

Komentáře

  • @Happy23913
    @Happy23913 Před 2 dny

    Thank You Professor Wright! I learned a lot from you. Wake Forest, PRO HUMANITATE, FOR HUMANITY! That’s the Attorney I was taught to become. To do what I do as an attorney for the betterment of Humanity! Be blessed Professor Wright and Wake Forest, in Jesus Name, Amen!

  • @markh6598
    @markh6598 Před 3 dny

    I learned a lot about the pretrial detention process. I also learned that wake forest students are as distracted as any other students in the nation.

  • @DustinUhrig
    @DustinUhrig Před 13 dny

    My question would be what would give any state judge the right to Grant a search warrant for somebody's house or property when that's not law the actual law is the Constitution and your fundamental rights

  • @paulissus8974
    @paulissus8974 Před 22 dny

    May Scher and his pos wife rot in hell.

  • @ositaozofor7346
    @ositaozofor7346 Před 28 dny

    So if it’s not testimonial it can be used in court

  • @AndreaSzabo7171
    @AndreaSzabo7171 Před měsícem

    🤔 And the court case will be starring everyone. 🌈 💖💖💖💖💖💕 🫠

  • @Aleks51121
    @Aleks51121 Před měsícem

    When considering Pretrial Release, Courts need to be cautious and strictly enforce Pretrial release conditions and ask: "What infractions are defendants committing while under Pretrial supervision that are not disclosed to the Court/Judge, potentially necessitating a revision of their bond conditions, or even revocation of their bond and incarceration until their case is resolved?" It is deeply concerning that Denver Pretrial does not consistently report when supervised individuals breach their conditions to the Court or Judge. Of particular concern are DUI defendants who persist in driving under the influence before their case is resolved, and individuals on Pretrial for domestic violence charges who violate protection orders imposed by the Court. These transgressions pose an immediate and direct threat to public safety, with a profound impact on the victims in domestic violence cases, and just as important officers from all divisions.

  • @mlpdunaway
    @mlpdunaway Před měsícem

    My brother is being held on false allegations and prosecutors are definitely withholding evidence that proves he's innocent, but i don't want to wait until after he's found guilty bc the jury didn't get the whole truth. It takes two years to rewrite their wrong. How do we prevent it before it's too late?

  • @dave1283
    @dave1283 Před měsícem

    Okay. NOW I get it.

  • @starkhalessi0000
    @starkhalessi0000 Před měsícem

    So let’s say they used extent of harm caused- but the complaint just sat unsigned from November to June. For a car accident where I had no drivers license and accident caused serious injury because they were on a motorcycle. If they person died 9 months later they would have had to prove that it was cause from the car accident and not negligence from a medical professional? Because I can’t be responsible for any action past that day correct? Medical care, and to that effect people ran over to help and started moving these people. I am a RN and I didn’t even get out of my car once I saw them moving them in fear I could be blamed further on my professional license. I also was in shock, didn’t want to speak to anyone as I was protecting my own interest. I felt if I say nothing and do nothing nothing can be held against me. My instinct said to keep my ass in my car. I did until a paramedic came to my door and the police were on scene. They waited 262 days before a warrant was put into the Lein system. I wasn’t arrested that day, the sgt. came to get my keys and never said they were pursing criminal charges. I have zero evidence to defend myself. My loan company doesn’t even have pictures. I have nothing. But the police investigation making it all prejudice! Right? They didn’t even get a statement from the other driver. It says three different points of impact in the police report. I know where I was hit. They didn’t even hit there brakes. You have to avoid a collision as a driver. You have to hit your brakes. This man was not paying attention. They said I went across 4 lanes of traffic but you can make a left turn. It’s the Same thing. It’s a common knowledge and accepted traffic rule and no sign in front of you prohibiting what I did. The motorcycle test, requires you know how to stop in an emergency and I was only doing 18 mph. He had 5 secs and still did not react.

  • @Scott-be1cq
    @Scott-be1cq Před měsícem

    Good talk but also academic. In the real world several states have no speedy trial clause of any kind and can keep an individual locked up indefinitely. In addition we currently have hundreds if not thousand of citizens in jail without trial for years on end, no days, or weeks or months by years. This is not a speedy trial. The fact that you can be arrested by a handful of people or less, locked up in jail for years without trial means the system is broken. I would love to see your explanation for those cases. You even sort of mention it when you say there isn't a exact time limit but when the courts kind of think it might be an issue. Well the courts are never in a hurry to do anything, they are not sitting in jail for years on end while someone at a desk shuffles papers and leaves early on a Friday.

  • @Augustus85
    @Augustus85 Před měsícem

    Why do you have music playing over this? Jfc. This is supposed to be educational and is a required scholarly source for many courses.

  • @SuddenExistentialDismissal
    @SuddenExistentialDismissal Před 2 měsíci

    Isn't a home more protected than anything else under the fourth amendment?

  • @christysargent8522
    @christysargent8522 Před 2 měsíci

    i did not concent in a vehical nor peorson search, so they get the k-9 dog to run the whole time the dog was trying to pull away the officer kept pointing and saying here, he put dog up and told me their is your fucking warrant, then searched myself my car and my purse also searched my 2 passangers without concent. i was cuffed put in cruiser and ask if i would work for them , i was detained in cuffs in cruiser for 45 min setting on site of stop mean while they asl me 3 more time if i wanted to work out a dealnever did the officer or k=9 cop read me my miranda rights/. then a under cover pulls up i was ask if id talk to him i said ill talk to everyone, i stated to undercover i dont do drugs, buy drugs, nior sell drugs i can not help you, the under cover read me the miranda then 5 min later i hear 9 christy sargent an officer opens door uncuffs me gives me a citation and sent me walking, they towed my car 10n min fter stop and sent my two passangers walking at same time is any of this legal, i feel my right were violated along with my passangers, i feel my property was seized unlawfuly, and i feel i was detained in cuff on traffic stop site unlawfuly, the cop tried to bully me into being an informant

    • @christysargent8522
      @christysargent8522 Před 2 měsíci

      i have no drug history i raised 7 kids and have 9 grandkids cops had no reason to belive i was on drugs or commiting a crime a bogus reason for the stop was implied on citation it stated ins verify stop same 2 cops puklled me over april 4th and seen ins card, reg, and license

  • @warholcow
    @warholcow Před 3 měsíci

    Blanket statements of just prosecuting all charges because they happen to have a DV designation is also dangerous. People lie and exaggerate. Peoples lives can change forever with that stigma. There should actually be to consider the facts and the other side of the story. Obviously I’m not promoting violence, but just assuming that somebody is guilty because it has a DV designation, and therefore should be prosecuted is a miscarriage of justice.

  • @ramonoros1219
    @ramonoros1219 Před 4 měsíci

    Absolute worse case law on the books; uneducated with life experience will deem this case law gods gift on earth. This has excused mountains of unlawful detainment on innocent people from LAW ENFORCEMENT. This case law should be overturned; return to actual evidence of a crime; not instilling 'probable cause' as evidence.

  • @JohnRodriguez-zn4gf
    @JohnRodriguez-zn4gf Před 5 měsíci

    Does anyone know what due process pre-trial proceeding must take place in order for a criminal case to officially begin against the defendant?

  • @user-hq4jz6lc9d
    @user-hq4jz6lc9d Před 6 měsíci

    Search warrants are handed out like candy. And all they state is that the police can search for "evidence of a crime".

  • @alexwelts2553
    @alexwelts2553 Před 6 měsíci

    Why did you associate crime a with the word or color beige?

  • @AndreRosario-zm8pf
    @AndreRosario-zm8pf Před 6 měsíci

    2001 illegal wire taps. 2016 Due process violation 4th 5th 6th 14th Amendment violation. A Writ of habeas corpus a violation of my constitution rights violated 2019

  • @promax1001
    @promax1001 Před 6 měsíci

    Don’t ever talk to the police. They are not your friend. They get paid to make arrests.

  • @ziggy828yamaha
    @ziggy828yamaha Před 7 měsíci

    This video should be taken down, because a license to practice law well is not a law lmfao, its a secure right to practice law, we should all educated under the law, so please explain are we talking law or some form of commercial policy, and is a bar memeber ship car a sign thay your part of a gang to hide certain shit from the public, like if a man can be fooled then let him be fooled right, so who is lying if my attorney does not have its clientsbest interest.. or wont make certain argumentssssssssssss, nit that it should be an argument with the language being the real issue........

  • @Davidian11235
    @Davidian11235 Před 7 měsíci

    Fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine: A rule under which evidence that is the direct result of illegal conduct on the part of an official is inadmissible in a criminal trial against the victim of the conduct.

  • @Devfullfaithandcredit
    @Devfullfaithandcredit Před 7 měsíci

    The POWER of NOT FILING CHARGES. i wouldn't chatmrge my friends coworkers or people that provide my department funding

  • @carlaraimer718
    @carlaraimer718 Před 8 měsíci

    Thank you

  • @anthonyl.andres9356
    @anthonyl.andres9356 Před 9 měsíci

    UFO 🎉😊

  • @anthonyl.andres9356
    @anthonyl.andres9356 Před 9 měsíci

    Not 🎉 at all

  • @anthonyl.andres9356
    @anthonyl.andres9356 Před 9 měsíci

    We are to slow

  • @mikhaelis
    @mikhaelis Před rokem

    Inventory searches are never for anything other than evidence gathering. If you can reasonably seal a crime scene using items like tape them you can reasonably seal a car's doors and trunk with the same that will show if the car has been tampered with.

  • @rynewhitaker
    @rynewhitaker Před rokem

    helping students 9 years later, Thank you Professor!! enjoyed the background music too haha

  • @Rocadamis
    @Rocadamis Před rokem

    Terry v Ohio needs to be overturned.

  • @dragonf1092
    @dragonf1092 Před rokem

    The courts and law enforcement are also in violation of the 14th amendment section 1 if they illegally search any American citizen, their house, papers or effects (personal property) without a legal lawful search warrant signed by a judge under oath and affirmation. 14th amendment section 1 No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states

  • @dragonf1092
    @dragonf1092 Před rokem

    The fourth amendment text explicitly states unreasonable searches and seizures "SHALL NOT BE violated " therefore the only reasonable search and seizure is only with a legal lawful search warrant.

    • @panama2468
      @panama2468 Před 4 měsíci

      Where does it say in the 4th amendment that reasonable automatically equals a warrant? Or that unreasonable automatically means without a warrant?

    • @dragonf1092
      @dragonf1092 Před 4 měsíci

      @@panama2468 the right of the people to be secure in their persons (that means their bodies), houses,papers (that means every document they own, possess), effects (everything a citizen owns, their vehicle is their effects) against unreasonable searches and seizures ""SHALL NOT BE VIOLATED "". The fourth amendment explicitly states NO WARRANT SHALL BE ISSUED BUT UPON PROBABLE CAUSE Therefore the only reasonable search or seizure is only done so with a legal lawful valid warrant, and probable cause is only to get said warrant.

    • @dragonf1092
      @dragonf1092 Před 4 měsíci

      @@panama2468 4th amendment explicitly mandates a warrant is necessary to search anyone or anything.

    • @dragonf1092
      @dragonf1092 Před 4 měsíci

      @@panama2468 legally under the fourth amendment all officers/officials should have a legal lawful warrant before they even ask for any form of ID, driver's license, insurance, registration, title, deed, contract they are all papers(documents) and therefore protected under the warrant clause. The fact that they do so without a legal lawful warrant is unconstitutional and therefore illegal.

    • @dragonf1092
      @dragonf1092 Před 4 měsíci

      @@panama2468 a tery search without a legal lawful warrant is unconstitutional therefore illegal in violation of the 4th amendment warrant clause. As well as the 14th amendment section 1.

  • @dragonf1092
    @dragonf1092 Před rokem

    These people don't know a bloody thing about constitutional law,most of them their reading comprehension is pathetic. The fourth amendment text explicitly states no warrant shall issue but upon probable cause. Reasonable suspicion exists nowhere in the 4th amendment text of the constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land.

  • @dragonf1092
    @dragonf1092 Před rokem

    Your car is your effects,the things in your pockets are your effects your body is your person, your ID, driver's license, insurance, registration are your papers,all protected under the 4th amendment warrant clause there is no probable cause to search anyone or anything without a legal lawful search warrant.

    • @seanmcmillan3455
      @seanmcmillan3455 Před 9 měsíci

      Right. Someone runs a red light in front of a cop. The cop should be required to get an arrest warrant for the driver before initiating a traffic stop. Cop comes upon a homeless person stabbing another homeless person. Cop should get an arrest warrant first instead of stopping the threat or detaining the suspect. Cop responds to a domestic disturbance and hears a female screaming for her life. Cop should turn around, leave, and go get a search warrant and arrest warrant first before entering. All of those warrant affidavits would be thrown out based on particularity because you don’t know who anyone is because you didn’t identify any of them. In your fairy tale world the cop would never be able to compel identification because he could never detain any of the suspects under reasonable suspicion.

    • @dragonf1092
      @dragonf1092 Před 9 měsíci

      @@seanmcmillan3455 there is no such thing as reasonable suspicion under the 4th amendment warrant clause, probable cause is only to get a legal lawful warrant. Therefore yes they by law should have to get a legal lawful warrant to arrest anyone. They can detain the person hold them there until they get said warrant from a judge if the judge decides it is legal. They have cell phones and fax machines/printers they can easily call a judge and give the details and name of the person that judge can issue said warrant to them to arrest (seize) or search said person or search and seize their property (effects), there is no excuse for any officer not to get one.

    • @seanmcmillan3455
      @seanmcmillan3455 Před 9 měsíci

      So you completely ignore the fact (or don’t realize) that a detention is a seizure. Your example would have a cop, under your definition/understanding, illegally seize a person without a warrant so he could get a warrant to legally seize him. And not every jurisdiction in the US has the capacity or even allows for telephonic or electronic warrants. There are a lot of areas that still wake up a judge in the middle of the night if necessary. So now you would require that for EVERY SINGLE arrest. I also don’t know where in the 4th Amendment it says a warrant is required for an arrest. Oh yes I do. It doesn’t. It says probable cause is required for a warrant. It doesn’t talk about arrests. You’re adding things that aren’t there. You also ignored my point about traffic stops.

  • @dragonf1092
    @dragonf1092 Před rokem

    4th amendment text explicitly states probable cause is only to get a legal lawful search warrant nothing more. The justice department (courts), and law enforcement have been operating illegally unconstitutionally for the past 100 years.

  • @Sevenscorner
    @Sevenscorner Před rokem

    your window covers a good bit of the info..

  • @AmericanTravelers
    @AmericanTravelers Před rokem

    Thank u for posting

  • @surfgod509
    @surfgod509 Před rokem

    My request for elaboration ( if background of defendant from law inforcement is incorrect and or incriminating?

  • @Mr.greenthumb
    @Mr.greenthumb Před rokem

    Probable cause. = damages every one knows that.

  • @Mr.greenthumb
    @Mr.greenthumb Před rokem

    No... use the definition at the time it was written. By 1940 it has been changed

  • @atmonotes
    @atmonotes Před rokem

    what about things like letting them see a clock or use their phones or the conditions of the jail (say the bedding)? also getting more chances to make phone calls. are there any appeals about these recently?

  • @peopleofthestateofcaliforniLLC

    Wake forest was among one of the top education facility next to Pennsylvania

  • @Brutaga
    @Brutaga Před rokem

    Thank you so very much. This was extremely helpful

  • @harryhorstman7486
    @harryhorstman7486 Před rokem

    You and I could pass as brothers! But not important; however, when you use red, I can not read your slides. Color blindness triggered by red is signifenty higher than other colors.

  • @truleyez8336
    @truleyez8336 Před rokem

    Wow sounds like a real free country....mean while prison overflowing massive problem most non violent.... Who is to say what not to say when to say specially when ya find out how they live behind close doors . Conspiracy more less in lame terms means Officer Biden and procicuter Trump don't got no evidence or leads just here say or a hunch. So they slap a conspiracy on Jane and john Doe with a possession charge. Resulting in felony charge and loosing k separating many families.... Protect the prison complex by serving corrupted Powers In evil they trust! I'd like to see them put in a cage for this conspiracy crap. It makes cops and detectives lazy and unethical.

  • @ihatecrackhead
    @ihatecrackhead Před rokem

    the prosecutor has a duty to investigate things that counter their argument MY prosecutor, a DA, not only withheld evidence, but evidence that disproves their circumstantial evidence and theory, flipping it 180 degree from what they presented the state also edited evidence to make me look guilty my lawyer said it doesn't count cause the detective did it, how did he know the detective did it? my lawyer didn't even object to the prosecutor saying I was guilty to the jury

  • @OTRTrader
    @OTRTrader Před rokem

    Judges who are about to apply for higher courts should first watch this video, because they could be asked to explain what a _Brady_ motion is.

  • @emanabulkheir9284
    @emanabulkheir9284 Před rokem

    Thanks, professor for this amazing mini-lecture series! This helps a lot!

  • @piistheword
    @piistheword Před rokem

    One of the Supreme Court justices who ruled on this case was once in the KKK. Justice Black was born in the 1800s.