Law and Crime Chapter Two.

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Law and Crime Chapter Two

Basis of Law Basis of law is essentially Human Conflict.

Common Law

Characteristics of Common Law

Constitutional Law

Statutory Law

Administrative Regulations

Judicial Law

Substantive Law vs Procedural Law

Presumption of Innocence

Due Process

Bill of Rights

Civil Law

Civil Law Continued…

Civil Suits (lawsuits) Plaintiff: Defendant:

Civil Remedies

Civil Remedies to Fight Crime Civil suits against offenders:

Civil Liability Against Criminal Justice Officials

Elements of a Crime Corpus delicti: Actus reus: Mens rea: Concurrence:

Legal Defense

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