Criminal Law Cases and Materials (Fourth Edition)

Author: John Kaplan Robert Weisberg Geyora Binda
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book is the most popular teaching material for criminal law courses at top law schools in the United States, such as Harvard and Yale. The authors are renowned professors in the United States, with profound theoretical knowledge and extensive practical experience, and are highly respected in the field of criminal law. The book is comprehensive, citing numerous typical cases to explain the basic principles of criminal law, analyzing and introducing the "Model Penal Code," and elaborating on the social reforms and ethical standards behind criminal law provisions. The fourth edition adds discussions on socially concerned issues such as drug crimes, capital punishment, gun control, conspiracy, and terrorism crimes, along with the latest court decisions. This book will effectively enhance readers' ability to understand the elements of crimes and apply criminal law to hold offenders accountable. It holds significant learning and reference value for law students, researchers, lawyers, and other practical professionals. Additionally, a is provided to address all difficult questions, making it convenient to use.