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Queensland Criminal Law, 5th Edition

Queensland Criminal Law, 5th Edition

Author: Andreas Schloenhardt
Publisher: Oxford University Press Australia
ISBN: 9780190311544
Published In: March 2018
Format: Paperback , 672 pages
Jurisdiction: Australia ? Disclaimer:
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- Fully updated with recent cases, references and current legislation, including new sections on sexual offences against children and Queensland's 'anti-biker' laws
- Case matrices in the Appendix help students prepare for and answer assessment questions
- Tables and flowcharts clarify key points and enable readers to visualise many of the complexities of general principles and specific offences.
Queensland Criminal Law offers fresh and critical perspectives on issues of contemporary criminal justice in Queensland and presents problems in both current and comparative contexts. It provides comprehensive exploration and analysis of the general principles of criminal law, specific offences, and defences. Where relevant, comparisons are drawn to developments in common law, federal criminal law, and other jurisdictions.

The book's clear four-part structure assists students in understanding and systematically establishing criminal liability by moving from questions about jurisdiction and general concepts of criminal law, through the elements of an offence, to possible defences.

Now in its fourth edition, Queensland Criminal Law seeks to raise questions about criminal law and invites readers to critically reflect on their relationship to the law as citizens, as students, and as practitioners.

Readership: This textbook is for students in Queensland studying a compulsory Criminal Law unit as part of their undergraduate or postgraduate law degree. It is also suitable for students studying a similar course in Criminal Justice Studies, Criminology or Criminal Justice
Part 1: General Principles of Criminal Law
1. The Meaning of Criminal Law
2. Sources of Criminal Law
3. Subjects of Criminal Law
4. Elements of Criminal Responsibility
Part 2: Extensions of Criminal Liability
5. Inchoate Liability
6. Secondary Liability
Part 3: Specific Offences
7. Homicide
8. Assault and other Non-fatal Offences against the Person
9. Offences against Liberty
10. Sexual Offences
11. Offences Relating to Property
12. Drug Offences
13. Terrorism Offences
Part 4: Defences and Related Matters
14. Mistake
15. Self-help Defences
16. Provocation and Domestic Violence
17. Mental Impairment
18. Intoxication
Appendix A: Case Matrix: Completed Offences
Appendix B: Case Matrix: Attempted Offences
Andreas Schloenhardt-Professor of Criminal Law, School of Law, University of Queensland and a Professorial Research Fellow, Department of Criminal Law and Criminology, University of Vienna