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Cases on criminal law : selected from decisions of English and American courts

William Ephraim Mikell · 1908 · Scanned text

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Author
William Ephraim Mikell
Language
English
Published
1908
Length
303,321 words · about 21 h 14 min
Sections
71 reader sections
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Contents (71)
  1. Front matter about 11 min
  2. CHAPTER II. The Elements of 'Cbime under 1 min
  3. Chapter VI under 1 min
  4. CHAPTER XIII. Laeoent under 1 min
  5. CHAPTER XXI. Peejuet 592 about 7 min
  6. Section 1.— Criminal Law Of The Federal Government about 6 min
  7. Section 3.— Criminal Law Of The States about 16 min
  8. Section 1.— Union Of Intent And Act about 1 min
  9. SECTION 2.— OFFENSES AGAINST PUBEIC JUSTICE AND AUTHORITY. ANONYMOUS. (King's Bench, 1686. 3 Mod. 52.) about 10 min
  10. Section 3.— Offenses Against The Eaw Of Na- Tions about 4 min
  11. Section 4.— Offenses Against Religion about 1 min
  12. Section 5.— Offenses Against Public Peace about 12 min
  13. Section 6.— Offenses Against Public Health about 3 min
  14. Section 7.— Offenses Against Trade about 5 min
  15. Section 8.— Offenses Against Public Decency about 13 min
  16. Section 9.— Effect Of Consent, Condonation, Etc about 48 min
  17. Section 10.— Effect Of Coercion about 29 min
  18. Section 1.— General Principles about 5 min
  19. Section 2.— Distinction Between Intent And Motive about 11 min
  20. Section 3.— Constructive Intent about 24 min
  21. Section 4.— Specific Intent about 9 min
  22. Section 5.— Intent In Statutory Crimes about 41 min
  23. Section 6.— Concurrence Oe Several Intents about 5 min
  24. Chapter IV. Negligence As Supplying Intent about 32 min
  25. Section 1.— Ignorance Or Mistake Of Eaw about 11 min
  26. Section 3.— Ignorance Or Mistake Of Fact about 16 min
  27. Section 4.— Insanity about 54 min
  28. Section 5.— Intoxication about 28 min
  29. Section 6.— Incorporation. Anonymous about 7 min
  30. Section 1.— Concurrence Of Act And Intent about 4 min
  31. Section 2.— Sufficiency Of The Act about 1 h 17 min
  32. Section 3.— Authorized Acts about 1 h 20 min
  33. Section 1.— Principal In The First Degree about 8 min
  34. Section 2.— Principal In The Second Degree. Griffith's Case about 25 min
  35. Section 3.— Accessory Before The Fact about 9 min
  36. Section 4.— Accessory After The Fact. -robert's Case.* about 11 min
  37. Section 5.— Principal And Agent about 5 min
  38. Chapter VIII. Assault, Battery, And Mayhem about 53 min
  39. Chapter IX. False Imprisonment And Kidnapping about 3 min
  40. Chapter X. Abortion about 2 min
  41. Chapter XI. Rape about 20 min
  42. Section 1.— General Principles about 47 min
  43. Section 2.— Murder about 23 min
  44. Section 3.— Statutory Degrees Of Murder about 13 min
  45. Section 4.— Voluntary Manslaughter about 42 min
  46. Section 1.— Property The Subject Of Larceny about 31 min
  47. Section 3.— The Ownership Of The Property. Haynes' Case about 33 min
  48. Section 4.— The Trespass about 2 h 30 min
  49. Section 5.— The Animus Furandi. The Fisherman's Case about 21 min
  50. SECTION 6.— AGGRAVATED LARCENY, I. Grand Larceny about 14 min
  51. Chapter XIV. Embezzlement about 9 min
  52. Section 1.— General Principles about 1 min
  53. Section 2.— The Property Obtained about 2 min
  54. Section 3.— The Interest Acquired about 2 min
  55. Section 4.— The Pretense about 28 min
  56. Section 5.— Effectiveness Of The Pretense about 16 min
  57. Section 6.— The Intent about 3 min
  58. Chapter XVI. Eeceiving Stolen Property about 1 min
  59. Section 1.— The Subject Of The Crime about 15 min
  60. Section 2.— The Act Of Receiving about 6 min
  61. SECTION 3.— THE GUIIvTY KNOWLEDGE about 2 min
  62. Section 4.— The Intent about 6 min
  63. Chapter XVII. Burglary about 1 min
  64. Section 1.— The Breaking about 9 min
  65. Section 3.— The Entry about 19 min
  66. Chapter XVIII. Arson about 7 min
  67. Section 1.— The Instrument about 11 min
  68. Section 3.— The Act By Which The Forgery Is Com- Mitted about 13 min
  69. Chapter XX. Libel about 13 min
  70. Chapter XXI. Perjury about 11 min
  71. Index about 17 min

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Front matter

Cornell University Library

The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library.

There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text.

CHAPTER II. The Elements of 'Cbime

1. Union of Intent and Act 12

2. Offenses against Public Justice and Authority 13

3. Offenses against the Law of Nations 18

4. Offenses against Religion 20

5. Offenses against Public Peace 20

6. Offenses against Public Health 20!

7. Offenses against Trade 27

8. Offenses against Public Decency. . ; 30

9. Effect of Consent, Condonation, etc 3G

1. Consent of the Person Injured 3fi

II. Consent of the State 40

III. Negligence of the Person Injure'd 40

rV. Guilt of the Person Injured 51

V. Condonation of the Person Injured 53

VI. Condonation of the State r/;

VII. Custom 57

10. Effect of Coercion 5!>

I. Coverture 59

II. Command 62

III. Necessity 67

Chapter VI

The Criminai. Act.

1. Concurrence of Act and Intent 186

2. Sufficiency of tlie Act 188

I. Solicitation 188

II. Attempt 192

III. Conspiracy 204

3. Authorized Acts 224

I. Acts in Furtherance of Public Justice 224

II. Acts In Furtherance of Domestic Authority 22D

III. Acts in Prevention of Crime 234

IV. Acts in Self-Defense 238

V. Acts in Defense of Others 252

VI. Acts in Defense of Property 25G

VII. Acts in Defense of Dwelling 257

CHAPTER XIII. Laeoent

1. Property the Subject of tiarceny 386

2. The Ownership of the Property 40O

3. The Caption and Asportation 40&

4. The Trespass 416

I. Possession Necessary for Trespass to Attach 416

II. Trespass in Taking Possession 426

III. Trespass in the Appropriation of Lost Goods 431

IV. Trespass in the Appropriation of Goods Delivered by the Owner 44]

A. When Delivery Gives Possession 441

B. Distinction between Possession and Custody 463

C. When Delivery Vests Property 470

5. The Animus Furandl 486

6. Aggravated Larceny , , . . 496

I. Grand Larceny 496

II. Larceny from Particular Places 499

III. Robbery 50O

. CHAPTER XIV.

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