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Week One - Class One of Two [Law103-0112a]
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL LAW; ACTUS REUS – BUY NOW
OVERVIEW
Suggested Casebook: Criminal Law and Procedure (University Casebook Series), Foundation Press, 9781609302351, 1609302354
Read pages 1-52; 148-150; 477-483; 514-522
Suggested Briefing the following cases:
1. State v. Rider. p.478
2. People v. Decina. p.480
3. Davis v. Commonwealth. p.519
Viewers will examine the common law and the modern criminal justice systems including their theory of punishment, classification of crimes, criminal causation and elements of various crimes. Viewers will study the criminal culpability rules applicable to perpetrators such as principals, accessories & accomplices. Viewers will learn the elements of various crimes committed against persons such as homicide, assault, battery, rape and mayhem. They will also study property crimes such as larceny, embezzlement, false pretenses, receiving stolen property, robbery, burglary & arson. Further, buyers will examine the inchoate crimes of attempt, solicitation and conspiracy, and will also learn many affirmative defenses including mistake, self defense, consent, infancy, insanity, intoxication, duress, necessity, and entrapment.
Week One - Class Two of Two [Law103-0112a]
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL LAW; ACTUS REUS – BUY NOW
OVERVIEW
Suggested Casebook: Criminal Law and Procedure (University Casebook Series), Foundation Press, 9781609302351, 1609302354
Read pages 1-52; 148-150; 477-483; 514-522
Suggested Briefing the following cases:
1. State v. Rider. p.478
2. People v. Decina. p.480
3. Davis v. Commonwealth. p.519
Viewers will examine the common law and the modern criminal justice systems including their theory of punishment, classification of crimes, criminal causation and elements of various crimes. Viewers will study the criminal culpability rules applicable to perpetrators such as principals, accessories & accomplices. Viewers will learn the elements of various crimes committed against persons such as homicide, assault, battery, rape and mayhem. They will also study property crimes such as larceny, embezzlement, false pretenses, receiving stolen property, robbery, burglary & arson. Further, buyers will examine the inchoate crimes of attempt, solicitation and conspiracy, and will also learn many affirmative defenses including mistake, self defense, consent, infancy, insanity, intoxication, duress, necessity, and entrapment.
Criminal Law Collection [Law103]
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL LAW; ACTUS REUS – BUY NOW
OVERVIEW
Suggested Casebook: Criminal Law and Procedure (University Casebook Series), Foundation Press, 9781609302351, 1609302354
Read pages 1-52; 148-150; 477-483; 514-522
Suggested Briefing the following cases:
1. State v. Rider. p.478
2. People v. Decina. p.480
3. Davis v. Commonwealth. p.519
Viewers will examine the common law and the modern criminal justice systems including their theory of punishment, classification of crimes, criminal causation and elements of various crimes. Viewers will study the criminal culpability rules applicable to perpetrators such as principals, accessories & accomplices. Viewers will learn the elements of various crimes committed against persons such as homicide, assault, battery, rape and mayhem. They will also study property crimes such as larceny, embezzlement, false pretenses, receiving stolen property, robbery, burglary & arson. Further, buyers will examine the inchoate crimes of attempt, solicitation and conspiracy, and will also learn many affirmative defenses including mistake, self defense, consent, infancy, insanity, intoxication, duress, necessity, and entrapment.
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