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Background
Type of system
Sources of Defendant's rights
Constitution
Statutory
Other Sources
Protections from police
Identity Checks
Stop and Frisks
Right to silence
Right to counsel
Confessions
Search and seizure
Arrest
During detention
Freedom from prolonged pre-trial detention
Freedom from punishment
Right to counsel
Right to habeas corpus
Right to medical care
Rights at trial
Double jeopardy
Legality principle
Presumption of innocence
Standards of proof and standards for conviction
Right to compulsory process
Right to confront witnesses
Right to counsel
Right to a fair trial
Right to notice of charges
Right to non self-incrimination
Right to a speedy trial
Right to trial by jury
Right to impartial judge
Sentencing
Capital punishment
Ex-post facto punishment
Freedom from cruel or unusual punishment
Freedom from torture
Right to appeal
Right not to be fined excessively
Rights in prison
Conditions of confinement
Immigrant detention
Right to medical care in prison
Mental health care
Restriction of rights
Women's rights in prison
Ways to protects rights
Motions
Exclusionary Rule or Nullity of Procedure
Civil Action
Police Procedures
Complaint/information
Arrest, search and seizure laws
Stops and Frisks
Arrests
Pre-trial detention
Searches
Lineups and other identification procedures
Interrogation
Beofre formal charge in court
After defendant is formally charged
Enforcing the rules (procedures to protect against illegal interrogation)
Right to counsel
Court Procedures
Pre-trial
Initial Court-Appearance
Charging instrument
Preliminary hearing
Pre-trial motions
Discovery
Trial
Nature of the trial
Defendant
Lawyers
Expert witnesses
Judges
Victims
Sentencing
Appeals
Right to counsel
Ineffective assistance of counsel
Other grounds for appeals
Collateral remedies (habeas, etc)
