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Alaska Criminal Law 2022
Alaska Criminal Law, 2022 Edition is an exploration into the basic principles of criminal law as viewed through an Alaskan lens. Alaska is a very unique state and its criminal law is no exception. Alaska has developed its criminal laws over a relatively short timeframe; Alaska has only been a state since 1959. But in that short amount of time, Alaska has built a robust criminal justice system unique to itself.
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- Rob Henderson
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- University of Alaska Anchorage
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- CC BY-NC-SA
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- EN
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Mục lục· 89 mục
- 01: Introduction and Overview to Criminal Law
- 1.01: Definition of Crime
- 1.02: Not All Crimes are Immoral Not All Moral Wrongs are Crimes
- 1.03: Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure
- 1.04: The Difference between Civil and Criminal Law
- 1.05: The Burden of Proof
- 1.06: Classification of Crimes
- 1.07: The Purposes of Punishment
- 1.08: Case Method (Case Briefing)
- 1.09: End-of-Chapter Material
- 02: The Legal System in the United States
- 2.01: Sources of Law
- 2.02: Federalism
- 2.03: The Branches of Government
- 2.04: The Court System
- 2.05: A Brief History of the Alaska Criminal Code Revision
- 2.06: End-of-Chapter Material
- 03: Constitutional Protections
- 3.01: Applicability of the Constitution
- 3.02: The Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses
- 3.03: Freedom of Speech
- 3.04: The Right to Privacy
- 3.05: The Right to Bear Arms
- 3.06: Excessive Punishment
- 3.07: End-of-Chapter Material
- 04: The Elements of a Crime
- 4.01: Criminal Elements
- 4.02: Criminal Act
- 4.03: Criminal Intent (Culpable Mental State)
- 4.04: Causation and Harm
- 4.05: End-of-Chapter Material
- 05: Parties to Crime (Accomplice Liability)
- 5.01: Accomplice Liability
- 5.02: Vicarious Liability
- 5.03: Accessories (Hindering Prosecution)
- 5.04: End-of-Chapter Material
- 06: Inchoate Offenses (Anticipatory Crimes)
- 6.01: Attempt
- 6.02: Solicitation
- 6.03: Conspiracy
- 6.04: End-of-Chapter Material
- 07: Criminal Defenses (Justification)
- 7.01: Criminal Defenses General Principles
- 7.02: Self-Defense
- 7.03: Other Use-of-Force Justification Defenses
- 7.04: Necessity and Duress
- 7.05: Consent
- 7.06: End-of-Chapter Material
- 08: Criminal Defenses (Excuse)
- 8.01: Competency and Insanity
- 8.02: Infancy Intoxication Ignorance and Mistake
- 8.03: Entrapment
- 8.04: End-of-Chapter Material
- 09: Criminal Homicide
- 9.01: Homicide
- 9.02: Murder
- 9.03: Felony Murder
- 9.04: Manslaughter and Criminally Negligent Homicide
- 9.05: End-Of-Chapter Material
- 10: Violent Crimes (Crimes Against the Person)
- 10.01: Assault (and Battery)
- 10.02: Stalking
- 10.03: Robbery Extortion and Coercion
- 10.04: Kidnapping
- 10.05: Sexual Violence and Sex Offenses
- 10.06: End-of-Chapter Material
- 11: Crimes Against Property
- 11.01: Theft and Related Offenses
- 11.02: Burglary and Trespass
- 11.03: Arson
- 11.04: Criminal Mischief
- 11.05: End-of-Chapter Material
- 12: Crimes Against Public and Social Order
- 12.01: Disorderly Conduct Riot and Related Offenses
- 12.02: Weapon Offenses
- 12.03: Escape and Related Offenses
- 12.04: End-of-Chapter Material
- 13: Crimes Against Morality
- 13.01: Drugs and Alcohol
- 13.02: Gambling
- 13.03: Prostitution Sex Trafficking and Human Trafficking
- 13.04: Animal Cruelty
- 13.05: End-of-Chapter Material
- 14: Crimes Against Public Administration
- 14.01: Bribery and Related Offenses
- 14.02: Abuse of Public Office (Official Misconduct)
- 14.03: Perjury and Related Offenses
- 14.04: Obstruction of Justice
- 14.05: End-of-Chapter Material