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Criminal Law: An Integrated Approach
Criminal law seems familiar, but the apparent familiarity can be misleading. Media or cultural depictions of criminal law are often inaccurate and these depictions won’t teach you to practice law or to pass a bar exam. This book does pursue those goals, and others. It seeks to give you an understanding of American criminal law that will be useful whether you practice in this field or a different area of law, and indeed, an understanding that will be useful even if you do not practice law at all.
- Author
- Alice Ristroph
- Publisher
- Brooklyn Law School
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Business Administration
Contents· 11 sections
- 01: Chapters
- 1.01: Introduction to American Criminal Law
- 1.02: Criminalization Decisions
- 1.03: Enforcement Decisions
- 1.04: Adjudication Decisions
- 1.05: Property Crimes
- 1.06: Crimes Against the Person
- 1.07: Dangerous Objects and Substances
- 1.08: Inchoate Offenses
- 1.09: Group Criminality
- 1.10: Affirmative Defenses