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9780195516586

Criminal Laws in Australia Cases and Materials

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  • ISBN13:

    9780195516586

  • ISBN10:

    0195516583

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-09-02
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

This book is the most user-friendly of all the criminal law books currently available in Australia. This is the only book that deals comprehensively with the criminal law in all Australian states and territories. Unlike the other criminal law books available to Australian law lecturers, it is both a casebook and textbook.

Author Biography


Ken Arenson is currently Senior Lecturer at Deakin University Mirko Bagaric is currently Head of School, School of Law, Deakin University

Table of Contents

Table of Cases
vi
Acknowledgments ix
Part 1 Overview
The Fundamentals of Criminal Law
3(36)
Introduction
3(1)
The definition and justification of the criminal law
4(6)
The purposes of criminal laws: The connection between crime and punishment
10(6)
Sources of criminal law
16(3)
Criminal capacity
19(3)
Classification of crimes
22(1)
A doctrinal framework: General principles of criminal responsibility
23(11)
Burdens of proof
34(5)
Part 2 Homicide
Homicide and Actus Reus
39(48)
Introduction
39(1)
The legal reality of homicide
40(1)
Categories of unlawful homicide
40(3)
The meaning of `life' and `death'
43(3)
Actus reus: Overview
46(1)
Voluntariness
47(3)
Causation
50(37)
Murder and Mens Rea
87(43)
Introduction
87(1)
The mens rea element of murder
88(2)
Intention to kill
90(1)
Intention to cause grievous bodily harm
91(1)
Recklessness as to causing death or grievous bodily harm
92(17)
Constructive murder
109(17)
Temporal coincidence
126(4)
Murder: The Doctrines of Provocation and Self-defence
130(84)
Introduction
130(1)
Provocation
130(63)
The doctrine of self-defence
193(21)
Involuntary Manslaughter
214(31)
Introduction
214(1)
Relationship between categories of manslaughter
215(1)
Involuntary manslaughter by unlawful and dangerous act
215(17)
Involuntary manslaughter by criminal negligence
232(13)
Part 3 Assault
Laws of Assault
245(41)
Introduction
245(2)
Mens rea of common assault
247(2)
Actus reus of common assault
249(7)
Temporal coincidence
256(4)
Aggravated assaults
260(9)
Consent
269(11)
Self-defence and provocation
280(1)
Other offences against the person
280(6)
Sexual Assault
286(37)
Introduction
286(1)
The elements of rape at common law
287(1)
Consent
288(16)
Mens rea
304(12)
Indecent assault
316(7)
Part 4 Property Offences
Theft and Larceny
323(83)
Introduction
323(1)
The Theft Acts---Victoria, ACT, and the Northern Territory
324(54)
South Australia
378(2)
The common law offence of larceny---New South Wales
380(20)
Stealing: Queensland, Tasmania, and Western Australia
400(6)
Deception and Fraud Offences
406(28)
Introduction
406(1)
Victoria, the ACT, and the Northern Territory
406(19)
South Australia
425(1)
New South Wales
426(5)
The code jurisdictions
431(3)
Burglary, Robbery, and Extortion
434(49)
Introduction
434(1)
Burglary
434(33)
Robbery
467(11)
Extortion or blackmail
478(5)
Part 5 The Doctrine of Strict Liability
Offences of Strict and Absolute Liability
483(28)
Strict liability
483(19)
The Proudman defence: Honest and reasonable mistake
502(4)
Absolute liability
506(1)
Code jurisdictions
506(1)
Commonwealth jurisdiction and ACT
507(4)
Part 6 The Inchoate Offences
Attempt, Incitement, and Conspiracy
511(42)
Introduction
511(1)
Attempts
511(30)
Incitement
541(1)
Conspiracy
542(11)
Part 7 Participatory Liability
Participation in Crime: The Doctrine of Complicity
553(24)
Introduction
553(2)
Principal offenders
555(7)
Liability as an accessory
562(5)
Common purpose: The scope of the liability
567(5)
Accessories after the fact
572(5)
Part 8 The General Defences
The Defences of Compulsion: Duress and Necessity
577(28)
Introduction
577(1)
Duress
577(12)
Battered women's syndrome
589(1)
Necessity
590(15)
Mental State Defences: Intoxication, Insanity, and Diminished Responsibility
605(37)
Introduction
605(1)
Intoxication
605(20)
Insanity
625(16)
Diminished responsibility
641(1)
Index 642

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