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Criminal Procedure is a book category focused on the laws and rules that govern how criminal cases are investigated, charged, and adjudicated, from the first police encounter through trial, sentencing, appeals, and post-conviction review. Works in this genre explain constitutional protections and procedural standards—such as search and seizure, warrants, stops and frisks, interrogations and confessions (including Miranda rights), identification procedures, charging and bail, grand jury practice, discovery, motions to suppress, plea bargaining, jury selection, trial rights, evidentiary rules, sentencing, and habeas corpus. The category includes casebooks, treatises, practitioner guides, and policy analyses, serving law students, attorneys, judges, scholars, and criminal justice professionals, with many titles rooted in U.S. law while some offer comparative or international perspectives.

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