Saltzburg, Capra, and Gray's American Criminal Procedure: Cases and Commentary, 13th

The 2026 edition of American Criminal Procedure incorporates substantial changes in both caselaw and the law enforcement landscape while maintaining the editorial voice that has earned accolades from generations of students and professors. This edition of the classic casebook contains full consideration of Supreme Court cases, extensive illustration using recent circuit court cases, expanded discussions of state appellate decisions, detailed and authoritative commentary, extensive analysis of practical problems, and questions that challenge the conceptual and analytical powers of students. The new edition builds on efforts to facilitate an organized, structured approach to analyzing problems students are likely to encounter in practice while maintaining the theoretical and historical nuance that has distinguished American Criminal Procedure for decades. New features include full treatment of recent Supreme Court cases, additional historical materials, and scholarly commentary on such topics as electronic searches, the exclusionary rule, Miranda, and the intersections between race and criminal justice.