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Preface The Case Method Chapter Organizations Organization ofthe Text Acknowledgments PART I: THE NATURE, PURPOSE, AND CONSTITUTIONALCONTEXT OF CRIMINAL LAW CHAPTER ONE: THE NATURE, PURPOSE, AND FUNCTION OFCRIMINAL LAW INTRODUCTION THE NATURE OF CRIMINAL LAW THE PURPOSE OFCRIMINAL LAW THE PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LAW CATEGORIES OF CRIMESOURCES OF CRIMINAL LAW CHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter Review QuestionsLegal Terminology Criminal Law on the Web Bibliography APPENDIX:READING AND BRIEFING CASES INTRODUCTION THE STRUCTURE OF CASESBRIEFING A CASE APPROACHING THE CASE LOCATING CASES CHAPTER TWO:CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS INTRODUCTION THE RULE OF LAW BILL OFATTAINDER AND EX POST FACTO CLAUSES STATUTORY CLARITY State v. StankoEQUAL PROTECTION Wright v. South Carolina FREEDOM OF SPEECHVirginia v. Black PRIVACY Lawrence v. Texas CHAPTER SUMMARYChapter Review Questions Legal Terminology Criminal Law on the WebBibliography CHAPTER THREE: PUNISHMENT AND SENTENCING INTRODUCTIONPUNISHMENT PURPOSES OF PUNISHMENT SENTENCING EVALUATING SENTENCINGSCHEMES APPROACHES TO SENTENCING SENTENCING GUIDELINES TRUTH INSENTENCING VICTIMS' RIGHTS CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT Roper v.Simmons People v. Carmony EQUAL PROTECTION CHAPTER SUMMARYChapter Review Questions Legal Terminology Criminal Law on the WebBibliography PART II: THE GENERAL PART OF CRIMINAL LAW: PRINCIPLES OFCRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY CHAPTER FOUR: ACTUS REUS INTRODUCTION CRIMINALACTS State v. Fields STATUS OFFENSES People v. Kellogg OMISSIONSJones v. United States POSSESSION Poindexter v. State CHAPTERSUMMARY Chapter Review Questions Legal Terminology Criminal Law onthe Web Bibliography CHAPTER FIVE: MENS REA, CONCURRENCE, CAUSATIONINTRODUCTION MENS REA PURPOSELY Commonwealth v. BarnetteKNOWINGLY State v. Nations RECKLESSLY Hranicky v. StateNEGLIGENTLY People v. Baker STRICT LIABILITY United States v. FlumCONCURRENCE State v. Rose CAUSATION Banks v. CommonwealthPeople v. Kern CHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter Review Questions LegalTerminology Criminal Law on the Web Bibliography PART III: THE GENERALPART OF CRIMINAL LAW: PARTIES, VICARIOUS LIABILITY, AND INCHOATE CRIMESCHAPTER SIX: PARTIES TO CRIME AND VICARIOUS LIABILITY INTRODUCTIONPARTIES TO A CRIME ACTUS REUS OF ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY State v. UlvinenMENS REA OF ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY United States v. Fountain State v.Linscott ACCESSORY AFTER THE FACT State v. Leja VICARIOUS LIABILITYCommonwealth v. Koczwara AUTOMOBILES, PARENTS, AND VICARIOUS LIABILITYCommonwealth v. Rudinski Williams v. Garcetti CHAPTER SUMMARYChapter Review Questions Legal Terminology Criminal Law on the WebBibliography CHAPTER SEVEN: ATTEMPT, CONSPIRACY, AND SOLICITATIONINTRODUCTION ATTEMPT Smallwood v. State Bolton v. State State v.Glass Ross v. State CONSPIRACY United States v. HandlinSOLICITATION Claxton v. State CHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter ReviewQuestions Legal Terminology Criminal Law on the Web BibliographyPART IV: THE GENERAL PART OF CRIMINAL LAW: DEFENSES CHAPTER EIGHT:JUSTIFICATIONS INTRODUCTION MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES SELF-DEFENSEState v. Habermann State v. Marshall People v. Goetz State v. NormanState v. Riddle DEFENSE OF OTHERS DEFENSE OF THE HOME People v.Ceballos EXECUTION OF PUBLIC DUTIES THE MODERN LEGAL STANDARDTennessee v. Garner RESISTING UNLAWFUL ARRESTS State v. HobsonNECESSITY State v. Caswell CONSENT State v. Dejarlais CHAPTERSUMMARY Chapter Review Questions Legal Terminology Criminal Law onthe Web Bibliography CHAPTER NINE: EXCUSES INTRODUCTION THE INSANITYDEFENSE Reyna v. State State v. Thompson Moler v. StateDIMINISHED RESPONSIBILITY INTOXICATION Brancaccio v. State INFANCYBrazill v. State K.M. v. State DURESS United States v.Contento-Pachon MISTAKE OF LAW AND MISTAKE OF FACT ENTRAPMENT Statev. Blanco NEW DEFENSES State v. Kargar CHAPTER SUMMARY ChapterReview Questions Legal Terminology Criminal Law on the WebBibliography PART V. THE SPECIFIC PART: CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON CHAPTERTEN: CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT, ASSAULT AND BATTERY, KIDNAPPING, AND FALSEIMPRISONMENT INTRODUCTION THE COMMON LAW OF RAPE Commonwealth v.Berkowitz In the Interest of M.T.S. Garnett v. State People v. JohnZ ASSAULT AND BATTERY Carter v. Commonwealth Walden v. StateKIDNAPPING People v. Aguilar FALSE IMPRISONMENT CHAPTER SUMMARYChapter Review Questions Legal Terminology Criminal Law on the WebBibliography CHAPTER ELEVEN: HOMICIDE INTRODUCTION TYPES OF CRIMINALHOMICIDE ACTUS REUS AND CRIMINAL HOMICIDE THE BEGINNING OF HUMAN LIFEPeople v. Davis THE END OF HUMAN LIFE MENS REA AND CRIMINAL HOMICIDEMURDER State v. Forest Owen v. State Midgett v. State State v.Davidson People v. Lowery State v. Richard Knutson, Inc.MANSLAUGHTER Girouard v. State Commonwealth v. Walker State v. PrayCHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter Review Questions Legal TerminologyCriminal Law on the Web Bibliography PART VI: THE SPECIFIC PART OFCRIMINAL LAW: CRIMES AGAINST HABITATION, PROPERTY, AND WHITE-COLLAR CRIMECHAPTER TWELVE: BURGLARY, TRESPASS, ARSON, AND MISCHIEF INTRODUCTIONBURGLARY Bruce v. Commonwealth Hitt v. Commonwealth TRESPASSARSON Williams v. State People v. Fox CRIMINAL MISCHIEF People v.Wallace CHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter Review Questions Legal TerminologyCriminal Law on the Web Bibliography CHAPTER THIRTEEN: CRIMES AGAINSTPROPERTY INTRODUCTION LARCENY People v. Gasparik EMBEZZLEMENTState v. Robinson FALSE PRETENSES State v. Henry THEFT IDENTITYTHEFT City of Liberal, Kansas v. Vargas COMPUTER CRIME State v.Schwartz RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY Hurston v. State People v. LandFORGERY AND UTTERING United States v. Cunningham ROBBERY Messina v.State CARJACKING People v. Montero EXTORTION CHAPTER SUMMARYChapter Review Questions Legal Terminology Criminal Law on the WebBibliography CHAPTER FOURTEEN: WHITE COLLAR CRIME INTRODUCTIONENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES People v. Thoro Products Company & NewmanOCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY SECURITIES FRUD United States v.Carpenter MAIL AND WIRE FRAUD United States v. Wood United States v.Duff United States v. Brown THE TRAVEL ACT HEALTH CARE FRAUDMONEY LAUNDERING ANTI-TRUST VIOLATIONS PUBLIC CORRUPTION State v.Castillo CHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter Review Questions Legal TerminologyCriminal Law on the Web PART VII: THE SPECIFIC PART OF CRIMINAL LAW: CRIMESAGAINST PUBLIC ORDER, MORALITY, AND THE STATE CHAPTER FIFTEEN: CRIMES AGAINSTPUBLIC ORDER AND MORALITY INTRODUCTION DISORDERLY CONDUCT City v.Summers RIOT People v. Upshaw PUBLIC INDECENCIES: QUALITY OF LIFECRIMES Joyce v. City and County of San Francisco City of Chicago v.Morales THE OVERREACH OF CRIMINAL LAW Harwell v. State OBSCENITYAmerican Amusement Machine Association v. Kendrick CRUELTY TO ANIMALSHall v. Indiana CHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter Review Questions LegalTerminology Criminal Law on the Web CHAPTER SIXTEEN: CRIMES AGAINST THESTATE INTRODUCTION TREASON Iva Ikuko Toguri D'Aquino v. UnitedStates SEDITION Yates v. United States SABOTAGE ESPIONAGETERRORISM United States v. Slaughter United States v. Sattar UnitedStates v. Khan United States v. Lindh Muhammad v. CommonwealthCHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter Review Questions Legal Terminology CriminalLaw on the Web Bibliography Glossary Case Index Author/Subject Index Aboutthe Author