Criminal law

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In 'Criminal Law' the author takes an integrated approach to the subject. Complex legal concepts, such as intention and recklessness, are first introduced within the context of specific offences, and then related to factual situations.

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Full title :Criminal law / Michael Jefferson, MA (Oxon), BCL, Senior Lecturer, University of Sheffield.

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Publication Date:2015.
Edition:Twelfth edition

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Publisher(s):Pearson
Place of Publication:Harlow, England
Language:eng
Publication Date:2015.

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Formerly CIP.

Preface Table of cases Table of legislation Part 1 Preliminary matters Chapter 1 Introduction to Criminal Law Part 2 General principles Chapter 2 Actus reus Chapter 3 Mens rea Chapter 4 Strict liability Chapter 5 Principal parties and secondary offenders Chapter 6 Vicarious and corporate liability Chapter 7 Infancy, duress, coercion, necessity, duress of circumstances Chapter 8 Mistake, intoxication, self-defence Chapter 9 Defences of mental disorder Chapter 10 Inchoate offences Part 3 Particular offences Chapter 11 Murder Chapter 12 Manslaughter Chapter 13 Non-fatal offences Chapter 14 Rape and other sexual offences Chapter 15 Theft and robbery Chapter 16 Fraud, making off without payment Chapter 17 Blackmail, burglary, going equipped, handling Chapter 18 Criminal damage Glossary Bibliography Index.