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Card, Cross and Jones Criminal Law
By
Richard Card
Description
* Comprehensive coverage of substantive law ensures this book
maps well onto courses
* Clear presentation and layout ensures this text is
user-friendly
* Clearly structured exposition of current state of law,
including discussion of controversial cases and need for law reform,
enables students to gain an up-to-date and wider understanding of the
subject
* Guides students through the development of legal principles
through case analysis and uses examples from case law and
hypothetical examples to illustrate legal principles, helping
students to gain a full understanding of the subject
New to this
edition
* New companion web site containing web links and updates to the
text, allowing students to keep up to date with developments between
editions
* Updated to cover all legislative and case law developments
since last edition
This popular title combines breadth of coverage with readability and
sets out the principal points of criminal law in a systematic and
thorough way. It is designed for use on undergraduate degree courses,
graduate diplomas in law (CPE), and similar courses, and continues to
provide the widest coverage of all textbooks on criminal law.
The seventeenth edition covers all of the latest legislative
developments, including the Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act
2004, the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005, the Drugs Act
2005, and the Racial and Religious Hatred Act 2006. Recent case law,
including Hasan, Bentham, Wang, Rimmington; Goldstein, Jones, A-G for
Jersey v Holley, Konzani, Kennedy (No2) and Quayle, is also
incorporated.
Online Resource
Centre
A new Online Resource Centre containing twice-yearly updates to the
text, and web links, allows students to keep up to date with
developments between editions.
Readership: This book is designed as an introductory text for
undergraduates on law courses studying criminal law, postgraduate
diplomas in law courses and similar courses.
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Criminal liability 1: actus reus
3. Criminal liability 2: mens rea and miscellaneous matters
4. Proof
5. Strict liability
6. Non-fatal offences against the person
7. Homicide and related offences
8. Sexual offences
9. Offences against property 1: theft and related offences
10. Offences against property 2: other offences under the Theft Acts
11. Offences against property 3: other offences against property
12. Offences against the administration of justice
13. Public order offences
14. Weapons offences
15. Offences against public morals
16. Road traffic offences
17. Inchoate offences
18. Mental condition defences
19. Other general defences
20. Participation
Authors,
editors, and contributors
Richard Card, Professor of Law, De Montfort University,
Leicester (Emeritus)
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