CRIM2001

CRIM2001: Criminal Responsibility and Procedures

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Which units require CRIM2001?

CRIM2001 is a prerequisite for 2 units.

What is CRIM2001 about?

This unit discusses general criminal law doctrines including attempts to commit offences, double jeopardy, and complicity. It then examines a range of defences, including involuntarism, accident, insanity, intoxication, mistake, claims of right, emergencies & compulsion, self-defence, and provocation. The unit also covers arrest, bail, criminal trial procedure, and sentencing principles and practice.

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Unit details

Credits25

Contact Hours4 Weekly

Result TypeGrade/Mark

AreaCurtin Law School (1345)

Field of Education090905 Criminal Law

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How this unit is taught

Tutorial1 x 2 hours weekly
Lecture1 x 2 hours weekly

Prerequisites

Prerequisites group 1Select One

Admission into 314308 - Bachelor of Laws
Admission into 314314 - Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Commerce
Admission into 314331 - Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Arts

B-LAWSAdmission into B-LAWS - Bachelor of Laws
BB-LAWCOMAdmission into BB-LAWCOM - Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Commerce
BB-LAWARTAdmission into BB-LAWART - Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Arts
BB-LAWPSYAdmission into BB-LAWPSY - Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Prerequisites group 2Select One

CRIM2000Fundamentals of Criminal Law
Fundamentals of Criminal Law 200