An examination of the erosion of criminal law

Autores
Coccimiglio, Dante
Año de publicación
2023
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This article will demonstrate the ways in which criminal law, as it was known for hundreds of years, has been eroded. This will be done by first examining how aspects once necessary for a crime to have occurred, (social) harm, actus reus (the guilty action), and mens rea (the guilty mind), have been done away with. This will be followed by a discussion of how the key rights of knowing the law in advance and the necessity of evidence to be found guilty have too been destroyed.
Fil: Coccimiglio, Dante. Algoma University; Canadá.
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HISTORIA DEL DERECHO
PROCEDIMIENTO ADMINISTRATIVO
DELITOS
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title An examination of the erosion of criminal law
spellingShingle An examination of the erosion of criminal law
Coccimiglio, Dante
DERECHO PENAL
HISTORIA DEL DERECHO
PROCEDIMIENTO ADMINISTRATIVO
DELITOS
title_short An examination of the erosion of criminal law
title_full An examination of the erosion of criminal law
title_fullStr An examination of the erosion of criminal law
title_full_unstemmed An examination of the erosion of criminal law
title_sort An examination of the erosion of criminal law
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author Coccimiglio, Dante
author_facet Coccimiglio, Dante
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv DERECHO PENAL
HISTORIA DEL DERECHO
PROCEDIMIENTO ADMINISTRATIVO
DELITOS
topic DERECHO PENAL
HISTORIA DEL DERECHO
PROCEDIMIENTO ADMINISTRATIVO
DELITOS
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Fil: Coccimiglio, Dante. Algoma University; Canadá.
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