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A new edition has been published, the details can be seen here:
Cases and Materials on Criminal Law 6th ed isbn 9780199541980

Cases and Materials on Criminal Law 5th ed


ISBN13: 9780199279845
ISBN: 0199279845
New Edition ISBN: 9780199541980
Previous Edition ISBN: 0199260702
Published: July 2006
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



A wide selection of case law, essential statutes and other relevant materials, effectively abridged and combined with an enlightening commentary, have established this book as a thorough and engaging resource for students of criminal law. The extensive range of extracted materials and the depth and broad scope of the new edition maps closely onto undergraduate courses. The authors' contextual approach places primary materials alongside non-legal sources to provide a holistic understanding of criminal law and the underlying principles, including human rights in context.

Through an engaging, unpretentious writing style, the material is made accessible and user-friendly, guiding the reader through both the law and surrounding issues. The new edition features a new two colour text design which clearly differentiates extracted material from the main text and makes the book even easier to navigate.

The fifth edition of this established book covers the latest developments including sexual offences, racially aggravated crime and recklessness. More 'Notes and Questions' sections have been inlcuded throughout the text to probe the law and serve as critical research tools, helping students gain a deeper appreciation of judicial reasoning.

New to this edition:-

  • Coverage of the latest developments including sexual offences, racially aggravated crime, and recklessness, with detailed reference to key cases including R v G and R v Hart
  • Further 'Notes and Questions' to illustrate key principles raised in the text and encourage critical thinking References to further reading, highlighting useful secondary sources for further research
  • New enhanced layout for ease of reference

Subjects:
Criminal Law
Contents:
1. Crime, Punishment, and Human Rights
2. The Conduct Component of Crime: Actus Reus
3. The Mental Component of Crime: Mens Rea
4. Homicide
5. Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person
6. Sexual Offences
7. Property Offences
8. The Principle of Capacity
9. Defences
10. Incitement, Conspiracy and Attempt
11. Parties to Crime ;