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In Criminal Law: Cases and Materials, Sixth Edition, interesting, well-edited cases and notes address contemporary cutting-edge issues, while vivid excerpts evoke the social, political, and criminological context of criminal law.
Features that have made this book distinctive through seven editions:
- exceptional authorship—the late John Kaplan was a legendary teacher and scholar, and Robert Weisberg and Guyora Binder continue to uphold his standard of excellence
- an interdisciplinary approach that fuels class discussion and enriches study
- clear instruction on statutory construction and element analysis
- well-edited cases, dynamic materials, lucid explanations and illuminating exercises
- a logical organization that starts with the purposes and limits of punishment and proceeds through the elements of a criminal offense, homicide offenses, justification and excuse, and the rules of attribution
- cutting-edge coverage of controversial social and legal issues
- in-depth treatment of the death penalty, rape, and other forms of sexual assault
The exciting Seventh Edition heralds a cavalcade of Supreme Court decisions:
- a special section on Blakely v. Washington and Booker v. United States—how the Supreme Court’s new Sixth Amendment jurisprudence has effected sentencing laws
- new cases deciding on cutting-edge issues, including:
- crimes of passion—the location and duration of constructive possession
- the mental elements of offenses—arising out statutes criminalizing material support for foreign terrorist organizations
- accomplice liability for felony murder (People v. Cavitt)
- the death penalty (Kansas v. Marsh and Roper v. Simmons)
- reasonable self-defense standards for subcommunities with distinctive cultures (Dixon v. United States)
- a defendant’s due process rights to an insanity defense (Clark v. Arizon)
- obstruction of justice laws in the corporate context (United States v. Arthur Andersen LLP)
Offering both the Model Penal Code and common-law doctrine in an interdisciplinary approach, Criminal Law: Cases and Materials, Sixth Edition, fuels class discussion and enriches your course.
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About: <p> In <b>Criminal Law: Cases and Materials, Sixth Edition</b>, interesting, well-edited cases and notes address contemporary cutting-edge issues, while vivid excerpts evoke the social, political, and criminological context of criminal law.
About: <p> In <b>Criminal Law: Cases and Materials, Sixth Edition</b>, interesting, well-edited cases and notes address contemporary cutting-edge issues, while vivid excerpts evoke the social, political, and criminological context of criminal law.
About: <p> In <b>Criminal Law: Cases and Materials, Sixth Edition</b>, interesting, well-edited cases and notes address contemporary cutting-edge issues, while vivid excerpts evoke the social, political, and criminological context of criminal law.
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