Criminal Procedure II: Adjudication is an overview of how rules of criminal procedure, constitutional doctrine and practical concerns work in the real world during the prosecution of a criminal case from the first appearance to pretrial, trial, and post-conviction proceedings of the criminal justice system . It will be taught from a practitioner’s point of view, focusing on the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. The course emphasizes interaction, with in-class presentations and extensive discussion. By the conclusion of the course students should be familiar with the steps in a typical criminal case and be able to identify the issues that must be pursued for effective representation and prosecution of an accused.