Criminal law elements

Criminal law elements

by Crofts, Penny

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"Criminal Law Elements, 6th edition has been fully revised and updated with new leading criminal law cases from principal appellate cases in Australia and new legislative provisions that have effected significant changes to the criminal law. Significant developments covered from Victoria include major revisions to the law of sexual offences and the rules of complicity, abolition of the partial defence of defensive homicide. New South Wales developments include replacement of the defence of prov…

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  • Full title :Criminal law elements / Penny Crofts.

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"Criminal Law Elements, 6th edition has been fully revised and updated with new leading criminal law cases from principal appellate cases in Australia and new legislative provisions that have effected significant changes to the criminal law. Significant developments covered from Victoria include major revisions to the law of sexual offences and the rules of complicity, abolition of the partial defence of defensive homicide. New South Wales developments include replacement of the defence of provocation with the more restricted defence of extreme provocation; new offence of assault causing death."--Wolters Kluwer CCH Website

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:©2018
  • Edition:Sixth edition

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Notes

Previous edition: 2014.

Includes index.

The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9780409347418, 0409347418
  • oclc:ocn995164215
  • LC Classification:KU3800
  • Dewey Decimal:345.94

Table of Contents

Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Elements of criminal liability -- Ch. 3. External elements of homicide -- Ch. 4. Murder -- Ch. 5. Voluntary manslaughter -- Ch. 6. Involuntary manslaughter -- Ch. 7. Assault -- Ch. 8. Rape -- Ch. 9. Property offences in New South Wales -- Ch. 10. Property offences in Victoria and South Australia -- Ch. 11. Extending criminal liability: complicity, attempt and conspiracy -- Ch. 12. Defences: mental impairment and automatism -- Ch. 13. Defences: intoxication, mistake of fact, self-defence, duress and necessity.

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