Principles of Criminal Law
- Created by: Dan Crichton
- Created on: 07-04-15 12:08
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- Prinicples of Criminal Law
- Principle of individual autonomy
- People should be presumed to be autonomous
- R v Brown
- People should be presumed to be autonomous
- Principle of Maximum Certainty
- People know of the crimes and the nature/ scope of them
- Principle of fair labelling
- The crimes committed match up to the crimes sentenced
- Principle of Correspond
- AR and MR match up and occur at the same time
- Knifed someone -> intended to knife someone
- AR and MR match up and occur at the same time
- Principle of minimum criminlisation
- Criminalize to protect others
- Principle of liability for acts not omisisons
- Do not have to Act unless there is a duty and responsibility to do so
- Principle of individual autonomy
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