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This new title in the Law Guidebook Series comprehensively covers the common law jurisdictions of Victoria, NSW and SA. Although there is some commonality in relation to underlying principles of criminal responsibility, offence categories and major defences across Australia, there are also significant differences and this book provides students in these jurisdictions with the best possible resource to assist with their study of criminal law procedure.With its problem-solving focus, the Criminal Law Guidebook brings the law alive. Taking an incremental approach to learning, students are guided through the criminal law and its procedures gradually so that they are not overwhelmed by the detail. The guidebook also uses practical applications and everyday scenarios to enable students to develop key practical skills in analysis, problem-solving and legal argument.
This guidebook investigates the core principles of criminal responsibility, offence categories, and major legal defences within the common law jurisdictions of Victoria, New South Wales, and South Australia. Authors John T. Anderson and Mary Heath utilize their legal expertise to construct a pedagogical framework designed to simplify complex procedural law for students. By focusing on an incremental learning model, the text bridges the gap between abstract legal theory and the practical application of criminal law in an Australian context.
What You Will Find
Legal educators and students frequently identify this text as a foundational resource for navigating the nuances of Australian criminal law. The consensus highlights the book's effectiveness in balancing academic rigor with accessible, problem-based learning techniques.
Page Count:
361
Publication Date:
2010-05-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019556555X
ISBN-13:
9780195565553
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