Criminal law in Queensland : principles, offences, and defences / Andreas Schloenhardt, Joseph Lelliott, Carl Tessmann.

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Publication details:
Pyrmont, N.S.W. : Lawbook Co., 2023.
Edition:
2nd edition
Record id:
202374
Subject:
Criminal law, Queensland.
Criminal justice, Administration of Queensland.
Contents:
Part 1: General principles of criminal law
I: The meaning of criminal law
II: Sources of criminal law
III: Subjects of criminal law
IV: Elements of criminal responsibility
Part 2: Extensions of criminal liability
V: Inchoate liability
VI: Secondary liability
Part 3: Specific offences
VII: Fatal offences against the person
VIII: Non-fatal offences against the person
IX: Offences against liberty
X: Sexual offences
XI: Offences relating to property
XII: Drug offences
Part 4: Defences and related matters
XIII: Mistake
XIV: Self-help defences
XV: Provocation and abusive domestic relationship
XVI: Mental impairment
XVII: Intoxication.
Summary:
Criminal Law in Queensland offers critical perspectives on the many facets of contemporary criminal justice, presenting those issues in their current and comparative contexts. This book seeks to: facilitate the study of criminal law; explore and analyse general principles of criminal law and its specific offences and defences; and draw comparisons between developments in common law and in the various Australian criminal law jurisdictions. The book is divided into four parts: Part 1 introduces the general principles of criminal responsibility, explores the sources and subjects of criminal law, and outlines the evolution of criminal law in Queensland. Part 2 discusses extensions to criminal liability. Part 3 focuses on specific offences. Part 4 examines defences to criminal responsibility. - Publisher's website.
Note:
Previous edition 2020.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9780455246574
Phys. description:
xli, 567 pages ; 25 cm