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Canadian Criminal Law
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Canadian Criminal Law
Contents
Introduction
Proof of Elements
Identity
Jurisdiction and Time
Intent and Knowledge
Causation
Possession
Continuity
Duty of Care
Ownership
Injuries
Criminal Organizations
Intent to Traffic
Weapons
Firearms
Doctrines of Liability
Parties
Recent Possession
Included Offences
Attempts
Conspiracy
Principles of Interpretation
Offences
Terrorism Offences
Weapons Offences
Sexual Offences
Disorderly Conduct
Offences of Violence
Homicide
Gambling and Gaming
Hate Speech and Libel
Administration of Justice Offences
Motor Vehicle Offences
Property Offences
Corruption Offences
Drug Offences
Defences
Intoxication
Automatism
Provocation
Necessity
Duress
Entrapment
Self-Defence and Defence of Another
Defence of Property
Officially Induced Error
Corrective Force
Accident and Mistake
Alibi
De Minimus
Due Diligence
Consent
Abandonment
Appendix
Offence Charts
CDSA Schedules
Checklists
Model Examinations
Table of Cases
Criminal law
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