Criminal Law
Course Description
Criminal Law examines the functions and development of criminal law, including elements of criminal culpability, excuse and justification, theories of punishment, and specific crimes and defenses as defined by the interaction of statutes and common law.
The criminal law’s jurisprudential focus on responsibility and on the translation of social values into legal obligations provides an important foundation for the study of law.
Current & Previous Instructors
Offerings
Course Number:
506a
CRN: 28352
Schedule:
Spring 2021 (Day)
Mon, Thurs: 1:05-2:30 Rm 205
Credit
Credits: 3
Not Eligible for Credit/No Credit
Instructor:
Gray
Registration Limits:
Enrollment Limit: 110
Required First Year
Room:
Start On-line*
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Course Number:
506a
CRN: 28353
Schedule:
Spring 2021 (Day)
Mon, Thurs: 1:05-2:30
Credit
Credits: 3
Not Eligible for Credit/No Credit
Instructor:
Pustilnik
Registration Limits:
Enrollment Limit: 90
Required First Year
Room:
Online
Key to Codes in Course Descriptions
P: Prerequisite
C: Prerequisite or Concurrent Requirement
R: Recommended Prior or Concurrent Course
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