The American University BCJ 3601 Criminal Law
Provides a study of the nature and foundations of U.S. criminal law. Students focus on evolution of statutory crimes in the United States, analysis of contemporary federal and statutory offenses, criminal conduct, criminal responsibility, criminal defenses, criminal liability, and elements of the crime.
Criminal Law
Provides a study of the nature and foundations of U.S. criminal law. Students focus on evolution of statutory crimes in the United States, analysis of contemporary federal and statutory offenses, criminal conduct, criminal responsibility, criminal defenses, criminal liability, and elements of the crime.
Learning outcomes
- Define terms related to criminal law.
- Examine the purpose and function of criminal law.
- Assess legal issues as presented in court cases.
- Analyze key concepts related to criminal law.
- Examine various laws.
Prerequisites
BCJ 3301
Criminal law today (Rev: 6th ed.)
Publisher: Pearson (2017)
Author: Schmalleger, F., & Hall, D. E.
ISBN: 9780134163734
Programs that include this course
Fire Administration: Fire Investigation
Criminal Justice Administration: Arson Investigation
Associate of Science in Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration
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