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Criminal law / Joel Samaha.

By: Samaha, Joel.
Publisher: Belmont, CA : Wadsworth Cengage Learning, c2011Edition: 10th ed.Description: xix, 508 p. : ill. ; 27 cm.ISBN: 9780495807490 (hbk.); 0495807494 (hbk.).Subject(s): Criminal law -- United States -- CasesDDC classification: 345.73
Contents:
Criminal law and criminal punishment : an overview -- Constitutional limits on criminal law -- The general principles of criminal liability : Actus Reus -- The general principles of criminal liability : Nens Rea, concurrence, causation, and ignorance and mistake -- Defenses to criminal liability : justifications -- Defenses to criminal liability : excuse -- Parties to crime and vicarious liability -- Inchoate crimes : attempt, conspiracy, and solicitation -- Crimes against persons I : murder and manslaughter -- Crimes against person II : criminal sexual conduct, bodily injury, and personal restraint -- Crimes against property -- Crimes against public order and morals -- Crimes against the state.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 485-494) and indexes.

Criminal law and criminal punishment : an overview -- Constitutional limits on criminal law -- The general principles of criminal liability : Actus Reus -- The general principles of criminal liability : Nens Rea, concurrence, causation, and ignorance and mistake -- Defenses to criminal liability : justifications -- Defenses to criminal liability : excuse -- Parties to crime and vicarious liability -- Inchoate crimes : attempt, conspiracy, and solicitation -- Crimes against persons I : murder and manslaughter -- Crimes against person II : criminal sexual conduct, bodily injury, and personal restraint -- Crimes against property -- Crimes against public order and morals -- Crimes against the state.