The Arms of Krupp: The Rise and Fall of the Industrial Dynasty That Armed Germany at War

Description

Original charts, tables, and graphs that summarize certain complex constitutional principles (that also benefit visual learners, currently estimated at 65% of the population);
A NEW chapter that contextualizes race and policing, as well as the high-profile cases that led to the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests and the myriad of criminal justice reforms that have resulted (e.g., “Breonna＊s Law” which eliminates no-knock warrants; “Defund/Reform the Police” efforts; newly promulgated “use of deadly force” restrictions);
Use of warrant affidavits filed in connection with the January 2021 Capitol Hill riots to illustrate probable cause, and the effective use of technology in law enforcement;
A NEW chapter dedicated to motions to suppress and pretrial suppression hearings which includes trial documents and pleadings, specifically: the defense motion to dismiss, the government’s opposition, and the court’s published opinion (tools that support both doctrinal and clinical adopters who seek “real world,” tactical learning tools);
SHORTER, more “teachable” chapters (edited with an eye toward syllabi/class hour needs and designed to enhance learning, given the sustained and shifting attention span concerns of 21st teaching);
An EXPANDED Surveillance Chapter re: criminal procedure and the law of emerging technologies (e.g., geofencing, facial recognition technology, the Internet of Things);
UPDATED problems; and
Federal circuit court citations of note (which illustrate relevant examples of innovative lawyering, creative adjudication, application of precedent, and “circuit split”).