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Bloomsbury Professional Scots Criminal Law

Name: Scots Criminal Law
Brand: Bloomsbury Professional
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Written by an expert team of authors, this clear and comprehensive guide explains all the basic principles relating to Scots criminal law, taking account of ongoing changes in substantive law, including the continuing influence of human rights. This well-established text is an essential reference source for both law students and legal practitioners and includes coverage of: - developments in case law and statute reflecting the prominence of statutory offences - analysis of the meaning of ‘wicked’ in the context of recklessness - an examination of perjury - reflections upon diminished responsibility - the interaction between provocation and self-defence - the continuing influence of the European Convention on Human Rights and related jurisprudence - an analysis of how Scotland has sought to address the right to die issue and the age of criminal responsibility The main common law and statutory offences are covered under the following sections: - Offences against the person including homicide and sexual offences - Social protection offences including the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 and road traffic offences - Property offences including theft, robbery, embezzlement and malicious mischief - Offences against the state and administration of justice including contempt of court and interfering with the course of justice Part I General Principles 1 The sources of Scots criminal law 2 Principles of liability 3 Strict liability offences 4 Corporate criminal liability 5 Causation 6 Parties to crime 7 Inchoate crimes 8 Defences Part II Offences Against the Person 9 Assault 10 Homicide 11 Sexual offences Part III Social Protection Offences 12 Social offences 13 Road traffic offences Part IV Property Offences 14 Theft/Reset 15 Robbery 16 Fraud/uttering 17 Embezzlement/extortion and bribery 18 Malicious mischief Part V Offences Against the State and Administration of Justice 19 Offences against the state 20 Offences against the administration of justice

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Brand: Bloomsbury Professional
Format: paperback
ASIN: 1526523329
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law > English > Criminal
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 22 September 2022
Listed Since: 19 October 2021

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