'Guilty mind' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Chapter 4. Introduction to Criminal Justice . Criminal Law in the U.S. Criminal law in the U. S. is codified , or written down, and accessible to all. Criminal law is contained in several sources: ---U. S. and state constitutions

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Chapter 6: Criminal Law and Cyber Crime

Chapter 6: Criminal Law and Cyber Crime. Learning Objectives. What two elements must exist before a person can be held liable for a crime? Can a corporation commit crimes? What are five broad categories of crimes? What is white-collar crime? ?. Learning Objectives.

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Economics of Criminal Law

Economics of Criminal Law. Inadequacy of Tort Law. Perfect compensation may not be possible Physical harms Limited wealth Tort liability protects an interest but not a right. For example the law should encourage the right of voluntary exchange.

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Liability & Exclusion Without Intent: Managing to Survive Under the Responsible Corporate Officer (RCO) Doctrine

Liability & Exclusion Without Intent: Managing to Survive Under the Responsible Corporate Officer (RCO) Doctrine. Mark T. Calloway Brian R. Stimson Alston & Bird LLP www.alston.com. Case Law, Statutes, and Regulations for RCO Prosecutions and Exclusions . RCO Doctrine .

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Noncontractual Liability: Torts and Crimes

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What is a Crime? & Concepts of Justice

What is a Crime? & Concepts of Justice. Expectations. Explain the purpose of criminal law Explain the legal definition of a crime and the concepts of mens rea , actus reus , and strict and absolute liability

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The Elements of Crime --Law 120

The Elements of Crime --Law 120. What is a crime?. Any act or omission of an act that is prohibited and punishable by federal statute. In general, four conditions must apply:. Act considered wrong by society Act causes harm to society in general or those who need protection

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The Elements of Crime --Law 120

The Elements of Crime --Law 120. What is a crime?. Any act or omission of an act that is prohibited and punishable by federal statute. In general, four conditions must apply:. Act considered wrong by society Act causes harm to society in general or those who need protection

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Criminal Law: Substance and Procedure

Chapter 4. Criminal Law: Substance and Procedure. Substantive and Procedural Law. Substantive Criminal Law: A body of specific rules that declares what conduct is criminal and prescribes the punishment to be imposed for such conduct Procedural Law:

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CRIMINAL LAW

CRIMINAL LAW. OUTCOME 2 . CRIMINAL LAW . The nature of Criminal Law Offences- Crimes against the person, Crimes against property Defences Excuses Consequences of crime Theories of punishment Sentencing options. CRIMINAL LAW.

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Criminal Law

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Criminal Law motions

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Criminal Intent

Criminal Intent. Criminal laws generally punish only those who have criminal intent, a guilty mind, the so called mens rea. Criminal Intent usually falls into these 4 categories. 1. Specific Intent 2. General Intent 3. Criminal Negligence 4. Strict Liability. Specific intent.

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English for Lawyers 3

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Professional Latin Law Lists 1 & 2

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Mistake of Fact & Mistake of Law

Mistake of Fact & Mistake of Law. Defences. Mistake of Fact. The accused does not have a mens rea (guilty mind) Accused does not have the intent to commit the crime Accused can argue they misinterpreted the law . When can Mistake of Fact be Used? .

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