Criminal law : case studies & controversies - Robinson, Paul H., 1948- (New York : Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, 2012)
The nature of criminal law and its structure -- The legality principle -- Theories of punishment -- Culpability requirements -- Culpability and mistake -- Homicide : doctrines of aggravations -- Death penalty -- Homicide : doctrines of mitigation -- Causation -- Attempt liability -- Impossibility -- Conspiracy -- Voluntary intoxication -- Complicity -- The act requirement and libaility for an omission or possession -- Lesser evils defense -- Public authority justifications -- Defensive force justifications -- Mistake as to a justification -- Mistake excuses -- Insanity -- Disability excuses -- Nonexculpatory defenses -- Entrapment -- Rape -- Hate crimes -- Corporate criminality -- Criminal law in the technological age.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Criminal law -- United States; Criminal law -- United States -- Cases