An Introduction to the Model Penal Code, 2nd Edition

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 A Key to the Model Penal Code and to American Criminal Law
2 Origins: The ALI, Legal Process, and Treatmentism
2.1 Criminal Propensities
2.2 The Model Penal and Correctional Code
2.3 The Structure of the Model Penal Code
3 The Model Penal Code in a Nutshell: Section
1.02
3.1 The Prerequisites of Criminal Liability: Of Crimes and Criminals
3.2 The Analysis of Criminal Liability: Three Levels of Inquiry
Chapter 1: Criminal Conduct
4 "Conduct"
4.1 Actus Reus
(A) Act
(B) Voluntariness
(C) Omission
(D) Possession
4.2 Mens Rea and Offense Elements
(A) Element Types
(B) The Mens Rea Requirement
(C) Rules of Interpretation
(D) Modes of Culpability
(E) Matching Conduct to Offense
4.3 Intoxication and Mistake
(A) Intoxication
(B) Mistake
4.4 Liability for Another's Conduct
(A) Instruments
(B) Complicity
(C) Corporations
5 "That Inflicts or Threatens"
5.1 Causation
5.2 Inchoate Offenses
(A) Attempt
(B) Conspiracy
(C) Solicitation
(D) Renunciation
6 "Substantial Harm to Individual or Public Interests"
6.1 Substantial Harm
6.2 Individual or Public Interests
Chapter 2: Justification
7 Defenses in General
8 Necessity
9 Defense of Persons (Self and Others) and of Property
9.1 Self-Defense
(A) Use of Force Upon or Toward Another Person
(B) Belief
(C) Necessity
(D) Unlawfulness
(E) Immediacy and Protection
(F) Self- and Other-Defense
9.2 Defense of Property
9.3 Deadly Force
10 Law Enforcement
11 Consent
Chapter 3: Excuse
12 Excuses in the Model Penal Code
13 Duress
14 Entrapment
15 Ignorance of Law
16 Provocation and Diminished Capacity
17 Insanity and Infancy
Conclusion
18 Analysis of Criminal Liability
Table of Cases
Table of Model Penal Code Sections and Statutes
Index