Criminal Law

  • Criminal Law
    By Paul Marcus, Linda A. Malone, Geraldine Szott Moohr

    The men then walked away from the pop bottle enclosure and subsequently met Brad Boyer, a prior acquaintance of defendant. The four men sat on a nearby curb and talked for about a half hour until defendant asked Boyer if he wanted to ...

  • Criminal Law: Case Studies and Controversies
    By Paul H. Robinson

    Figure 22 An angry rottweiler (Antons Video Productions) By April 1997, Sabine Davidson has four large rottweilers. The largest, a young male named Chance, is close to 80 pounds. Her dogs regularly fight each other inside the fence.

  • Criminal Law
    By James R. Acker, David C. Brody

    The third edition of Criminal Law introduces readers to the underlying principles, legal doctrine, and rules of criminal law.

  • Criminal Law: An Introduction for Criminal Justice Professionals
    By Neal R. Bevans

    Thus, the trial court did not err in finding the evidence sufficient to convict appellant of obstruction of justice with respect to R.M., Investigator Patterson, and Investigator Ehrhard. III. CONCLUSION For the foregoing reasons, ...

  • Criminal Law: Cases and Materials
    By John Cyril Smith, Brian Hogan

    ... Son & Co ( Dublin ) Ltd v The Freshfield ( Owners ) , The Lady Gwendolen [ 1965 ] P 294 , [ 1964 ] 3 All ER 447 ... 564 Hall ( 1849 ) 13 JP 55 , 2 Car & Kir 947n , 1 Den 381 , T & M 47 , 18 LJMC 62 , 3 Cox CC 245 , 13 Jur 87 , 3 New ...

  • Criminal Law
    By Paul Marcus, Linda A. Malone, Geraldine Szott Moohr

    Anderson further testified that Batin had no duties with respect to the paper currency in the bill validator, except to safeguard the funds, and that the cash in the bill validator “wasn't to be touched.” Likewise, Anderson testified ...

  • Criminal Law: Essay and Multiple-Choice Questions and Answers
    By Steven Emanuel, Jason, Lazar Emanuel

    Adams , Black and Cooper held all of the stock and , except for an office assistant , were its only officers and employees . Adams , while demonstrating a used Oldsmobile to Riley , a prospective customer , in a grossly negligent manner ...

  • Criminal Law: Doctrine, Application, and Practice
    By Jens David Ohlin

    Dlugash Court of Appeals of New York 41 N.Y.2d 725 (1977) Jasen , Judge . The criminal law is of ancient origin, but criminal liability for attempt to commit a crime is comparatively recent. At the root of the concept of attempt ...

  • Criminal Law: Cases, Materials, and Lawyering Strategies
    By David Crump, Neil P. Cohen, Laurie L. Levenson

    PEOPLE V. CASASSA 404 N.E.2d 1310 (New York Court of Appeals 1980) JASEN, JUDGE. The significant issue on this appeal is whether the defendant, in a murder prosecution, established the affirmative defense of “extreme emotional ...

  • Criminal Law
    By James R. Acker, David C. Brody

    Jasen, Judge. On this appeal, by the People, the question posed concerns the sufficiency of the evidence before a Grand Jury to support an indictment against the defendant for criminally negligent homicide in violation of section 125.10 ...

  • Criminal Law
    By Tony Storey, Alan Lidbury

    However, in Matthews and Alleyne (2003), the Court of Appeal upheld two murder convictions despite the fact that the trial judge had equated foresight of a virtually certain consequence with intention. The trial judge had told the jury ...

  • Criminal Law: Text, Cases, and Materials
    By Jonathan Herring

    By contrast Alexander and Kessler Ferzan focusing on insufficient concern for others focus on a subjective test. Notice that their approach has relevance for them not only to mens rea issues, but also the law on causation: ...

  • Criminal Law
    By Jonathan Herring, Marise Cremona

    Miller [1983] 2 AC 161. House of Lords Miller was convicted of arson, contrary to s.1(1) and (3) of the Criminal Damage Act 1971. He was sleeping as a vagrant in an unoccupied house and fell asleep on a mattress with a lighted cigarette ...

  • Criminal Law: Text and Materials
    By Christopher M. V. Clarkson, Heather M. Keating, Sally Cunningham

    This volume combines the best features of a standard textbook with those of cases and materials providing guidance and direction on the law, whilst presenting a substantial amount of key primary material.

  • Criminal Law: Text and Materials
    By Christopher M. V. Clarkson, Heather M. Keating, Sally Cunningham

    Designed to fulfil the roles of both textbook and cases and materials book, this text explains and evaluates the main principles and rules of criminal law by reference to the objectives of the law in society.

  • Criminal Law
    By Jonathan Herring

    Potter LJ in Bryce stated the following: where a defendant, D, is charged as the secondary party to an offence committed by P ... it is necessary for the Crown to prove intentional assistance by D in the sense of an intention to assist ...

  • Criminal Law: Text, Cases, and Materials
    By Jonathan Herring

    The author's clarity of expression brings the subject to life and places the law in context.This text is an essential and complete resource for all those wanting to get to grips with the fascinating and sometimes challenging area of ...

  • Criminal Law: The Basics
    By JONATHAN. HERRING

    Featuring a range of case studies, from both the infamous to the bizarre, the new edition has been thoroughly updated to include new material.

  • Criminal Law: Compiled From: Criminal Law, Texts, Cases and Materials, 7th Ed
    By Jonathan Herring

    Criminal Law: Compiled From: Criminal Law, Texts, Cases and Materials, 7th Ed

  • Criminal Law
    By Jonathan Herring

    Jonathan Herring offers an exciting and accessible introduction to criminal law. This text provides students with a detailed knowledge of the law and includes extensive discussion on the theoretical issues raised by the law.