Criminal Law
Vivid Studies
Summary
Overview
Gain a better sense of what crime is and understand the law that deals with wrongful conducts that put people in danger and harm the society. This course focuses on criminal law and is a good reference to expand your knowledge of the subject.
CPD
Description
Many people commit crimes that not only threaten the safety of others, but also put social order in harm. Because of this, various principles and regulations are established not just to understand why crimes are committed and what can be done to prevent their occurrence, but also to deal with such wrongdoings by identifying, prosecuting, and punishing those who perpetrate them. Criminal law is one such form of collective principles and regulations.
Criminal law is a legal system that governs social conduct and establishes the punishment against conducts that threaten and harm the safety, health, and welfare of the public. It proves to benefit the society in several ways, including maintaining order, protecting the safety and liberties of the public, and addressing disputes properly. If you have always thought about entering the field of law enforcement or are simply fascinated about crimes, you can start building your knowledge of criminal law through this course.
This Online Criminal Law course will cover a wide array of information regarding this body of rules and statutes. It will define criminal law and provide details about its scope and principles. It will also delve into specific conducts that are regarded as crimes, such as homicide, assault, etc., explaining their unique nature and elements. The course will also go on to discuss the meaning of accomplices and defences.
Course Units
Unit 1 - Criminal Law
Unit 2 - Homicide
Unit 3 - Assault
Unit 4 - Property Offences
Unit 5 - Accomplices and Inchoate Offences
Unit 6 - Defences
Career path
- Define criminal law and identify what it is for and why it is essential to the public, society, and law enforcement.
- Know the scope and principles that underpin criminal law.
- Identify what conducts are regarded as crime and understand the unique nature and elements of some forms of crime.
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