This book provides a 4-5 page essay on many of the most important criminal procedure cases of the last decade. It describes the essence of the holdings and concurring and dissenting opinions, and provides trenchant observations about how the cases fit in the body of criminal procedure law. The book is arranged, as are most criminal procedure casebooks, chronologically according to when events take place in the criminal process, from search and arrest through appeals and habeas corpus. It will be frequently updated to incorporate new cases.