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Modern Criminal Law: Cases, Comments and Questions - 7th Edition - Ric Simmons

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9798887868264
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West Academic
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7th Edition
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Modern Criminal Law: Cases, Comments and Questions 7th Edition Ric Simmons ISBN 9798887868264

Criminal Law, Seventh Edition is designed for first-year law students studying substantive criminal law. Organized to follow the structure of a typical criminal law course, the text begins with an overview of the purpose of criminal law and cases illustrating different approaches to statutory interpretation. It then progresses through mens rea, actus reus, and causation, followed by in-depth discussions of homicide and rape law, and concludes with coverage of defenses and inchoate crimes.

This casebook aims to teach core criminal law concepts, develop students’ skills in case analysis and statutory interpretation, and foster an understanding of the challenges in regulating antisocial behavior without infringing upon fundamental democratic values.

The Seventh Edition Updates Include:

  • Updated case selections reflecting recent legal developments

  • Expanded discussion of statutory interpretation

  • Additional examples and hypotheticals to clarify complex concepts

Benefits for Professors and Students:

  • Structured to align with standard criminal law course progression

  • Focuses on foundational concepts while highlighting real-world application

  • Enhances analytical and interpretive skills through cases and hypotheticals

  • Provides a balanced perspective on law, policy, and democratic principles

Modern Criminal Law: Cases, Comments and Questions 7th Edition Ric Simmons ISBN 9798887868264, 979-8887868264 & 9798317701192

Authors:
Ric Simmons
Wayne R. LaFave