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Each chapter concludes with Discussion Questions | |
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A Note to Students | |
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Introduction to Criminal Law | |
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Criminal Law | |
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The Common Law | |
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Tradition Holland v. State of Florida Deciding | |
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What Conduct Is Deemed Criminal | |
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Common Law and Criminal | |
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Codes Criminal and Civil | |
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Law Katko v. Briney Classification of Offenses | |
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Felonies and Misdemeanors | |
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Federal Form of Government | |
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Federal Criminal Law Direct | |
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Federal Interests Indirect | |
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Federal Interests | |
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The Purposes of Punishment | |
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Retribution Gregg v. Georgia | |
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Deterrence Incapacitation | |
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Rehabilitation Procedural | |
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Considerations Jury Trials vs. Bench Trials | |
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The Order of Trial Jury Selection | |
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Challenges to the Panel Opening Statements | |
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The Presentation of the Prosecution's Case in Chief | |
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The Presentation of the Defendant's Case Case in Chief | |
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The Presentation of the Prosecution's Rebuttal Case | |
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The Defense Motion for Acquittal Closing Arguments Jury Instructions | |
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The Jury's Verdict Motions After Verdict | |
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The Supremacy Clause | |
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Constitutional Limitations on the Definition and Punishment of Criminal Offenses | |
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Prohibitions Against Bills of Attainder | |
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Due Process Substantive | |
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Due Process Precision Vagueness | |
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City of Chicago v. Jesus Morales et al. Overbreadth | |
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The Right to Privacy Griswold v. Connecticut | |
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Criminalizing Conduct Deemed Immoral Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Bonadio Commonwealth of | |
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Procedural Due Process "Megan's Law" State v. Bani Equal | |
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Protection Loving v. Commonwealth of Virginia | |
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Prohibitions Against Ex Post Facto | |
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Laws Cruel and Unusual Punishment Barbaric | |
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Punishments Gregg v. Georgia | |
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Disproportionate Punishments | |
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Harmelin v. Michigan Atkins v. Commonwealth Virginia | |
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General Principles of Criminal Liability | |
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The Criminal Act/Actus Reus Criminal Act or Status? | |
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Robinson v. California Voluntariness | |
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State of Arizona v. Miguel Angel | |
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Lara Criminal Liability in the Absence of an Act (Omissions) | |
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. John Barry | |
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Kellam Is Possession an Act? Byrd v. Texas | |
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Presumptions and Actus Reus Ulster County Court v. Allen | |
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Double Jeopardy Considerations Brown v. Ohio Criminal | |
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Intent/Mens Rea Mala in Se Offenses | |
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Mala Prohibita Offenses Defining Criminal Intent | |
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The Traditional Common Law Approach State v. Gordon | |
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The Doctrine of Transferred Intent People v. Scott | |
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The Model Penal Code Approach Furr v. State Presumptions and Criminal | |
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Intent Sandstrom v. Montana Concurrence | |
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Strict Liability | |
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The People v. Juan J. Coria Causation | |
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Factual Causation Proximate | |
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Causation Commonwealth v. Berggren | |
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Independent Intervening Cause | |
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People v. Saavedra-Rodriguez | |
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Complicity and Vicarious | |
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Liability Complicity Complicity | |
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Under the Common Law People v. Norris | |
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Proving Complicity State v. Mobbley Oregon v. Allred <br | |