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Chapter 201	General Provisions
Chapter 203	Arrest And Commitment
Chapter 204	Rewards For Information Concerning Terrorist Acts And Espionage
Chapter 205	Searches And Seizures
Chapter 206	Pen Registers And Trap And Trace Devices
Chapter 207	Release And Detention Pending Judicial Proceedings
Chapter 208	Speedy Trial
Chapter 209	Extradition
Chapter 211	Jurisdiction And Venue
Chapter 212	Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction
Chapter 212A	Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Over Certain Trafficking In Persons Offenses
Chapter 213	Limitations
Chapter 215	Grand Jury
Chapter 216	Special Grand Jury
Chapter 217	Indictment And Information
Chapter 219	Trial By United States Magistrate Judges
Chapter 221	Arraignment, Pleas And Trial
Chapter 223	Witnesses And Evidence
Chapter 224	Protection Of Witnesses
Chapter 225	Verdict
Chapter 227	Sentences
Chapter 228	Death Sentence
Chapter 228A	Post-Conviction Dna Testing
Chapter 229	Postsentence Administration
Chapter 232	Miscellaneous Sentencing Provisions
Chapter 232A	Special Forfeiture Of Collateral Profits Of Crime
Chapter 233	Contempts
Chapter 235	Appeal
Chapter 237	Crime Victims' Rights

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Questions & Answers: Criminal Procedure

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U.S. Constitution Provisions: Criminal Procedure

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U.S. Constitution 6th Amendment

State Laws: Criminal Procedure

Alabama	Alabama Code > Title 15 - Criminal Procedure
Alaska	Alaska Statutes Title 12 - Code Of Criminal Procedure
California	California Penal Code > Part 2 - Of Criminal Procedure
Connecticut	Connecticut General Statutes > Title 54 - Criminal Procedure
Delaware	Delaware Code Title 11 > Chapter 21 - Release Of Persons Accused Of Crimes
	Delaware Code Title 11 > Chapter 25 - Extradition And Detainers
	Delaware Code Title 11 > Chapter 27 - Jurisdiction And Venue
	Delaware Code Title 11 > Chapter 91 - Distribution Of Moneys Received As Result Of Commission Of Crime
Florida	Florida Statutes > Title XLVII - Criminal Procedure And Corrections
Hawaii	Hawaii Revised Statutes Title 38 - Procedural And Supplementary Provisions
Idaho	Idaho Code Title 19 - Criminal Procedure
Illinois	Illinois Compiled Statutes > Chapter 725 - Criminal Procedure
Indiana	Indiana Code > Title 35 > Article 32 - General Procedural Provisions
	Indiana Code > Title 35 > Article 33 - Preliminary Proceedings
	Indiana Code > Title 35 > Article 34 - Bringing Criminal Charges
	Indiana Code > Title 35 > Article 35 - Pleading And Procedure
	Indiana Code > Title 35 > Article 36 - Pretrial Notices, Motions, And Procedures
Iowa	Iowa Code Title XVI > Subtitle 2 - Criminal Procedure
Kansas	Kansas Statutes > Chapter 22 - Criminal Procedure
Louisiana	Louisiana Code of Criminal Procedure
Maine	Maine Revised Statutes Title 15 - Court Procedure -- Criminal
Maryland	Maryland Code > Criminal Procedure
Massachusetts	Massachusetts General Laws > Part IV > Title I > Chapter 263 - Rights Of Persons Accused Of Crime
	Massachusetts General Laws > Part IV > Title II - Proceedings In Criminal Cases
Michigan	Michigan Laws > Chapters 760 - 777
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 780
Minnesota	Minnesota Statutes - Criminal Procedure
Missouri	Missouri Laws > Title XXXVII
Montana	Montana Code Title 46 - Criminal Procedure
Nebraska	Nebraska Statutes > Chapter 29 - Criminal Procedure
Nevada	Nevada Revised Statutes > Title 14 - Procedure In Criminal Cases
New Hampshire	New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title LIX - Proceedings In Criminal Cases
New Mexico	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 31 - Criminal Procedure
New York	New York Laws - Criminal Procedure
New York	New York Laws > Criminal Procedure
North Carolina	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 6 > Article 5 - Liability of Counties in Criminal Actions
	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 6 > Article 6 - Liability of Defendant in Criminal Actions
	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 7A > Article 22 - Jurisdiction of the Trial Divisions in Criminal Actions
	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 15 - Criminal Procedure
	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 15A - Criminal Procedure Act
North Dakota	North Dakota Code > Title 29 - Judicial Procedure, Criminal
Ohio	Ohio Code > Title 29 > Chapter 2931 - Jurisdiction; Venue
	Ohio Code > Title 29 > Chapter 2933 - Peace Warrants; Search Warrants
	Ohio Code > Title 29 > Chapter 2935 - Arrest, Citation, And Disposition Alternatives
	Ohio Code > Title 29 > Chapter 2937 - Preliminary Examination; Bail
Oregon	Oregon Statutes > Title 14 - Procedure in Criminal Matters Generally
	Oregon Statutes > Title 15 - Procedure in Criminal Actions in Justice Courts
Rhode Island	Rhode Island General Laws > Title 12 - Criminal Procedure
South Carolina	South Carolina Code > Title 17 - Criminal Procedures
South Dakota	South Dakota Laws > Title 23A - Criminal Procedure
Tennessee	Tennessee Code > Title 40 - Criminal Procedure
Texas	Texas Code Of Criminal Procedure
Utah	Utah Code > Title 77 - Utah Code of Criminal Procedure
	Utah Code > Future Title 77 - Utah Code of Criminal Procedure
Vermont	Vermont Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 159 - Extradition and Fresh Pursuit
	Vermont Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 161 - Inquests As To Criminal Matters
	Vermont Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 182 - Innocence Protection
	Vermont Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 201 - Pleadings and Proof; Trial
	Vermont Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 221 - Judgment, Sentence, and Execution
	Vermont Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 223 - Fines, Costs, and Penalties
Virginia	Virginia Code Title 16.1 > Chapter 7 - Jurisdiction and Procedure in Criminal Matters
	Virginia Code Title 19.2 - Criminal Procedure
West Virginia	West Virginia Code > Chapter 62 - Criminal Procedure
Wisconsin	Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 939 > Subchapter V - Rights Of The Prosecution
	Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 939 > Subchapter VI - Rights Of The Accused
	Wisconsin Statutes > Criminal Procedure

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