PLG 215

Criminal Law

Name: Criminal Law

Course Number: PLG 215

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

Delve into the intricacies of crimes in this course, providing foundational knowledge for paralegal practice. Topics covered include actus reus, mens rea, the nature of crime, principles of criminal liability, defenses, and inchoate offenses. Explore the historical context of criminal law, common law formulations, offenses against public morality, and the enactment and application of criminal laws.

Learning Outcomes:

Engage in a comprehensive exploration and discussion of the fundamental legal concepts supporting criminal law and its practice.
Critically evaluate the challenges and debates within the United States’ criminal law, emphasizing ethical responsibilities.
Demonstrate adept research skills and the application of case law for thorough legal analyses.
Analyze the influences of history and philosophy on criminal law and its practical applications in a critical manner.

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