Essays on Criminal Law

Over the years the law on Intention and Recklessness had been under academic scrutiny and criticism for being inconsistent. Several adaptations were introduced in the evolution of the law making it more settled such as the House of Lords’ decision in Woollin, and this essay...

This essay is going to explain and judge the rules and standards of criminal law in the light of certain guiding principles of restraint in the construction and use of the criminal law. Harm The principle of harm presents a concept of crime where a...

A Civil and Criminal case is very different, yet many individuals have a tendency to overlook that. The word litigation means resolving disputes within the court. The first difference between filing a case whether it is civil or criminal depends on who can file a...

In law, there are two major theories that describe and justify punishment: utilitarianism according to which punishment should be given to avoid further harm and retributivism which comes in to ensure that there is justice. Defenses ensure that individuals who never freely commit a crime...

From the Hudood Ordinances to the Protection of Women Act: Analyzing Rape Laws in Pakistan Pakistan has a very complicated relationship with rape. Numerous times their legal response to rape, along with other sexual offences, has earned them a spotlight in the international stag. Pakistan...

In this case of public law, a Toronto neurosurgeon was accused of killing his wife. This specific case of public law is a representation of the Criminal law. This branch of public law is the one that identifies crimes and prescribes punishment. In this case...

The argument that Fuller makes in “The Morality of Law” is intriguing and requires a second look at the Riggs. V. Palmer (1889) case. I believe that the proper procedure would have been to allow Riggs to inherit his inheritance although that would have allowed...

People in society are more aware of what they think causes a person to commit a crime. These causes range from addiction, the criminal being sexually or physically abused in the past and other bad backgrounds. Criminal responsibility is a concept that forms the core...

Commonly, robbery is said to be the action by which a person takes the property which is possessed by other person, by way of force or threatening. In legal perspective, robbery was defined by Mukerji J. in Karali Prasad Dutta v The East India Railway...

Background Piracy is known as the violent attacks directed against any private naval transport by another separate party on the high seas without the jurisdiction of a particular state. Armed robbery, similar to piracy, is the same violent attacks but in territorial waters under a...

This paper will discuss about robbery. Robbery is one of those crimes that people might not know what defines robbery from any other crime. People may not know this, but there are two key factors that play in robbery. According to the book, Peace Officer’s...

The law is serious business and when you are in offense of the law you are considered a criminal. While you may know the more serious crimes you may not know many of the ones found on this list today. And since we all want...

Different types of guns are some weapons that are allowed by the government to help increase the protection of an individual or groups of people. Despite the positive intention that people have towards the possession of guns in society, other people tend to misuse the...

“Three-strikes and you’re out” is a famous baseball quote that we all heard growing up. It became a popular rally cry for the increase in violent crimes and drug-related crimes in the 1980s and 1990s. Politicians running for office made getting tough on crime their...

”Our criminal justice system is not as smart as it should be” and ”Mass incarceration makes our entire country worse off, and we need to do something about it” is what President Obama declared in 2015. Now, in 2020, five years later, despite all the...

Literature Review According to research, gun control laws can be affective if the offender doesn’t have a single intent to kill. A single intent to kill is when the offender’s primary motive is to kill their victim. Frank Z states if the offender has a...

The word stigma is used to describe a state of disgrace or shame attributed to a certain type of behavior; it is how an individual behavior is perceived by others/ society. Stigmatization often times influences how an individual is treated by the community or society...

The paper “Crime Data Mining: An Overview and Case Studies” by Chen et al shares results of several small studies developed to explore applying the field of data mining to fighting crime. It seems an obvious area to assist law enforcement in performing their duties,...

Civil law covers question between people, organizations and in some cases neighbourhood or local government. It, as a rule, doesn’t include the Police. Civil debate is frequently about cash, yet they cover an extensive variety of cases preceding the courts like, disputes over business contracts,...

I stand in negation of the resolution to improve the educational standards for inmates not because inmates do not deserve a second chance, but because this education will not provide them a sufficient second chance for the following two reasons: (say both bullet point titles)...