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Contents
Part 1 - General Considerations
1. Crime and the Criminal Law
2. Judge and Jury
3. Intention
4. Negligence
5. Recklessness
6. Fault as to Circumstances
7. The External Elements of an Offence
Part 2 – The Protection of the Person
8. Assault
9. Other Non-Sexual Injuries and Threats
10. Sexual Aggression
11. Murder
12. Involuntary Manslaughter
13. The Fetus and the New-Born Child
14. Traffic Offences
Part 3 – Involvement in Crime
15. Complicity
16. Causation
17. Attempt
18. Conspiracy
19. Incitement and other Inchoate Offences
Part 4 – Defences
20. Ignorance of Law
21. Intoxication
22. Discipline and Authority
23. Private Defence
24. Provocation
25. Consent and Entrapment
26. Necessity
27. Duress and Coercion
28. Criminal Capacity
29. Automatism
30. Diminished Responsibility
Part 5 – The Protection of Property
31. Types of Property Offences
32. Theft – The Mental Element
33. Theft – The Actus Reus
34. Obtaining by Deception
35. Theft and Illegality
36. Robbery and Similar Offences
37. Blackmail
38. Burglary and Preparatory Offences
39. Handling Stolen Goods
40. Miscellaneous Frauds
41. Damage and Trespass
Part 6 – Regulatory Offences
42. Strict Liability
43. Attributed Acts
44. Corporation – Exceptions to Strict Liability
Index
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Author Details
Glanville Williams, Q.C., LL.D., F.B.A, Honorary and Emeritus Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge; Honorary Bencher of the Middle Temple, Formerly Professor of Public Law and Quain Professor of Jurisprudence in the University of London, and Rouse Ball Professor of English Law in the University of Cambridge.
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