Table of contents:

Contents
Part 1 - General Considerations
1. Crime and the Criminal Law
2. Judge and Jury
3. The Moral and Constitutional Limits of the Criminal Law
4. Intention
5. Recklessness and Negligence
6. Fault as to Circumstances
7. Strict Liability
8. Attributed Acts : Vicarious Liability
9. Corporations; Exceptions to Strict Liability
10. The External Elements of an Offence
11. Causation
Part 2 – The Protection of the Person
12 Non-Fatal Offences against the Person
13. Sexual Aggression
14. Murder
15. Involuntary Manslaughter
16. The Fetus and the New-Born Child
Part 3 – Involvement in Crime
17. Complicity
18. Attempt
19. Conspiracy
20. Other Inchoate Offences
Part 4 – Defences
21. Ignorance of Law and Superior Orders
22. Intoxication
23 Discipline and Authority
24. Private and Public Defence
25. Loss of Control
26. Consent and Entrapment
27. Necessity
28. Duress and Coercion
29. Automatism
30. Criminal Capacity and Insanity
31. Diminished Responsibility
Part 5 – The Protection of Property
32. Theft
33. Robbery and Similar Offences
34. Blackmail
35. Burglary
36. Handling Stolen Goods
37. Fraud
38. Damage and Trespass
Index