CJL 4310: Criminal Law and Procedures I

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CJL4310: Criminal Law and Procedures I

Prerequisites: CCJ 3023 This course covers the definition and concept of crime in Anglo-Saxon legal systems. It includes the common-law origins and subsequent statutory modification and amplification of representative substantive criminal offenses, law of search and seizure, and the exclusionary rule.

Course Description for Criminal Law and Procedures I