Crimes and Punishment: Cases, Materials, and Readings in Criminal Law

This comprehensive casebook provides a detailed examination of the fundamental principles of criminal law, including punishment, actus reus, and mens rea.

With a focus on reflecting the moral standards of society, the book explores various crimes such as homicide, rape, and inchoate crimes, highlighting the role of harm within the criminal law and the differentiated mens rea elements for various actus reus elements of a given offense.

The product concludes with an analysis of accomplice liability and defense doctrines, providing a thorough understanding of the actus reus and mens rea principles as they relate to punishment.

Whether you're a student of criminal law or simply looking for a comprehensive overview of the subject, this casebook is sure to provide valuable insights into the complex world of criminal justice.