Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: Evaluate and apply the core concepts and legal doctrines related to arrest, search, and seizure procedures, ensuring compliance with constitutional standards and recognizing exceptions when applicable; Examine the complexities surrounding Miranda rights and custodial interrogations, including assessing the voluntariness of confessions and understanding the implications of procedural safeguards; Evaluate the reliability and admissibility of identification procedures such as lineups, show - ups, and photo arrays, while considering the potential impact of eyewitness testimony on trial outcomes ; Analyze and interpret pretrial procedures, including grand jury proceedings, plea bargaining, and the discovery and disclosure of evidence, while considering their implications for due process and fairness; Assess the rights and protections afforded to defendants during trial procedures such as jury selection, presentation of evidence, and rules of admissibility, while understanding the ethical and legal considerations involved; Evaluate the competency and credibility of witnesses while examining the rules and exceptions surrounding the admission of evidence, including the hearsay rule, expert testimony, and digital evidence.