41. Criminal Law--Assignments Archive College of law / West Virginia University Fall, 2004. Archives law treatise, criminal law 471485 (4th ed., 2003). Jury Instructions connecticut http://myweb.wvnet.edu/~jelkins/crimlaw/assign_archives.html

Criminal Law James R. Elkins College of Law / West Virginia University Fall, 2005 Archives Background Readings for Criminal Law Read the West Virginia Jury Instruction: Charge to the Jury Read enough of the " Background Readings " on the course web-site so that you have a basic understanding of the "criminal justice system. As the semester progresses, you should read Chapter 1, in Joshula Dressler, Cases and Materials on Criminal Law 1-120 (Thompson/West, 3rd ed., 2003) [hereinafter Dressler] [Note: Further background readings may be assigned as the semester progresses.] Tuesday, August 23, 2005: Introduction to Homicide Background Reading (Dressler: 228-231) [The designation "background reading" indicates that the material provides a context for the discussion but will not be reviewed in class.] [You should begin to familiarize yourself with the law library. A good way to begin to do that is to locate the West Virginia Statutes in which the state's criminal code ("Crimes and Their Punishment") is located.] [The West Virginia Code is also available on the web and I recommend that you bookmark the site for future continued use: West Virginia Code: Crimes and Their Punishment People v. Eulo

42. Common LawYear And A Day Rule criminal law. James R. Elkins College of law / West Virginia University code, 612-1, nor its attendant common law principles authorize prosecution of http://myweb.wvnet.edu/~jelkins/crimlaw/notes/year-day-rule.html

43. Publications And Services Of The Commission On Official Legal Publications connecticut code of Evidence This booklet provides the full text of the newly adopted code of connecticut law Journal - The OFFICIAL legal periodical. http://www.jud.state.ct.us/colp/publicat.htm

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44. Anal Sex Law Ruled Discriminatory She noted that the section of the criminal code which made the transmission of Yet why did the Crown argue in the above cases that the criminal law was http://www.aidslaw.ca/Maincontent/otherdocs/Newsletter/July1995/05ANALE.html

Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network Volume 1 Number 4 - July 1995 Anal Sex Law Ruled Discriminatory Both the Federal Court and the Ontario Court of Appeal have ruled unconstitutional section 159 of the Criminal Code, which provides for jail sentences for unmarried people who engage in anal intercourse while one is under 18 years. In both cases the Federal Crown ( Halm v Canada ) and the provincial Crown ( R v Carmen M ) had argued that the provision was necessary, in part, to prevent the spread of HIV infection. The decisions may be seen as affirming the right to freedom of sexual expression, particularly of gay men. However, the decision to prosecute, the decision to appeal, and the arguments presented by the prosecution raise serious questions about the lack of awareness and sensitivity of the prosecutors in these cases regarding HIV and AIDS, which has implications for the use of the criminal law in other HIV-related cases. In Halm Justice Reed considered an application to set aside a conditional order for deportation against Henry Halm, a non-Canadian. To obtain the deportation order the Crown had to show that Halm had been convicted of an offence which carries a penalty of 10 years or more imprisonment if committed in Canada. Halm had been convicted in New York State of sodomy offenses involving anal intercourse with boys aged between 14 and 18. He argued that the crimes had no equivalent in Canada because section 159 of the Canadian Criminal Code , which would otherwise apply, was unconstitutional.

45. Criminal Law And HIV/AIDS Section 180 of the criminal code provides that a person who does an HIV/AIDS and the criminal law. criminal law Quarterly 1994; 36 279316 at 306. http://www.aidslaw.ca/Maincontent/otherdocs/Newsletter/October1995/03BRUNOE.html

Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network Volume 2 Number 1 - October 1995 Criminal Law and HIV/AIDS Whether or not the criminal law should be used to deal with the behaviour of HIV-positive persons who put others at risk of contracting HIV is a hotly debated topic and has received much attention in the media and from policy- and law-makers. As Patterson reported in a previous issue of the Newsletter Canada has so far resisted the temptation to amend the Criminal Code to contain a provision specifically dealing with HIV transmission or endangerment of transmission. However, Federal Minister of Justice Allan Rock declared in January 1995 that he was considering a Criminal Code amendment to make it a crime to "knowingly communicate" HIV. In the absence of an offence to "knowingly communicate" HIV, there have been at least 11 cases in which existing Criminal Code provisions have been used to deal with HIV transmission or endangerment thereof. In most of these cases, prosecutions have been successful and have resulted in terms of imprisonment of up to 11 years. The following is the first part of a review of these cases. The second part and a review of the literature on criminalization of HIV transmission will be published in the next issue of the

46. Perkins Coie General Internet law Online Research. Horizontal Rule. Search The Canadian criminal code generally prohibits lotteries, but allows charitable lotteries http://www.perkinscoie.com/casedigest/icd_results.cfm?keyword1=gambling&topic=Ga

47. Sentencing Law And Policy: A Great Prior Conviction Test Case Under Florida law, this is the Florida criminal Punishment code. The criminal Punishment code guidelines are the presumptive sentence under Florida law. http://sentencing.typepad.com/sentencing_law_and_policy/2005/06/a_great_prior_c.

hostName = '.typepad.com'; Sentencing Law and Policy A Member of the Law Professor Blogs Network Blog Owner Douglas A. Berman Professor of Law Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University Email Me Web Profile Recent Scholarship ... C.V. Support provided by the Moritz College of Law Center for Law, Policy and Social Science (Aspen Publishers, 2004) (Aspen Publishers, 2005) Federal Sentencing Reporter ... Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law Topical Archive Advisory Sentencing Guidelines Almendarez-Torres and the prior conviction exception Applicability of Blakely to FSG Apprendi / Blakely Retroactivity ... The Archives Recent Posts More on the shame game Great sentencing thoughts around the blogosphere Third Circuit to examine en banc Blakely's impact on restitution Tyco executives to be sentenced today ... FSR Issue asks: Is a Booker Fix Needed? Weekly Archive September 19, 2005 - September 25, 2005 September 12, 2005 - September 18, 2005 September 5, 2005 - September 11, 2005 August 29, 2005 - September 4, 2005 ... Main June 21, 2005 A great prior conviction test case I am very glad to see Michael Ausbrook, who does a great job covering state

48. State/Provincial Sectoral Laws Arkansas code Annotated 537-727.Financial Identity Fraud. 1999. California 1999. Louisiana Revised Statutes Title 14 criminal law, Section 73.1. http://www.privacyexchange.org/legal/spl/sect/sect.html

State and Provincial Sector Laws Australia Canada China United States Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Australia Victoria Health Records Act 2001 Act no. 2/2001 version 2 , March 1, 2002. Canada Alberta Edmonton, Alberta: Alberta Health, November 1999. Chapter H-4.8: Health Information Act December 8, 1999. Manitoba Ombudsman of Manitoba, Access and Privacy Division. About the Personal Health Information Act Winnipeg, Manitoba: Ombudsman Manitoba, [1997]. The Personal Health Information Act December 11, 1997. Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Health. An Overview of the Health Information Protection Act Regina, Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan Health, July 1999. Bill No. 29 of 1999: An Act Respecting the Collection, Storage, Use and Disclosure of Personal Health Information, Access to Personal Health Information and the Privacy of Individuals with Respect to Personal Health Information and Making Consequential Amendments to Other Acts May 6, 1999. China Hong Kong Electronic Transactions Ordinance . January 5, 2000.

49. The Law Society Of Upper Canada - October 2004 The primary responsibility or mandate of the law Society is to regulate the legal profession contrary to section 403(a) of the criminal code of Canada. http://www.lsuc.on.ca/regulation/a/discipline/oct04/

The Law Society of Upper Canada Skip Navigation and go to main content of the page Quick Links: Great Library Continuing Legal Education Archives Lawyer Referral Service Bar Admission Course Paying your fees online Unclaimed Trust Fund Certified Specialist Program Equity Initiatives Spot Audit Resources for Lawyers Discrimination and Harassment Counsel Finding a Lawyer Complaints Quick Links Go to Quick Link Home Fran§ais Contact Us Jobs ... October 2004 Law Society disciplines lawyers Text Size: A A A Tuesday, September 20 Search last name alphabetically: A B C D ... Z October 2004 The Law Society's mandate is to govern the legal profession in the public interest by ensuring that the people of Ontario are served by lawyers who meet high standards of learning, competence and professional conduct, and by upholding the independence, integrity and honour of the legal profession for the purpose of advancing the cause of justice and the rule of law. As part of this mandate, the Law Society's Hearing and Appeal Panels recently heard the following cases regarding members' conduct. Hearing and Appeal Panels are composed of Law Society benchers - lawyers and lay people who are responsible for determining the appropriate disposition of matters. More information about these matters can be found on the Law Society's Web site at www.lsuc.on.ca

50. Criminal Code DNA Provisions - DNA Data Bank Legislation - Consultation Paper 20 The national DNA data bank helps law enforcement agencies identify or exclude offenders Temporal scope of the criminal code DNA Data Bank provisions http://www.canada.justice.gc.ca/en/cons/dna_adn/criminalcode.html

DNA Data Bank Legislation - Consultation Paper 2002 Criminal Code DNA Provisions The provisions of the Criminal Code that govern the taking of bodily substances for law enforcement purposes have been carefully designed to be respectful of constitutional requirements. The DNA profiles derived from bodily substances obtained from a suspect under a Criminal Code DNA warrant are only to be used in the investigation and prosecution of a designated offence and are not to be included in the national DNA data bank. This approach is consistent with the constitutionally protected presumption of innocence and permits the use of the DNA information either to exclude the person as a suspect or as evidence against the person by establishing a link between that person and the alleged crime. The DNA profiles derived from bodily substances taken from offenders who have been convicted of a designated offence under a Criminal Code DNA data bank order are only to be included in the convicted offenders index . The national DNA data bank helps law enforcement agencies identify or exclude offenders alleged to have committed other designated offences, including those committed before the coming into force of the DNA Identification Act The DNA warrant scheme and the DNA data bank scheme have a number of features in common, including:

51. Crime, Law Enforcement, And Prisons: General South Carolina code of Laws, title 17 (criminal Procedures) South Carolina code of Laws US code, title 18 appendix (Crimes and criminal Procedure) http://www.lectlaw.com/inll/96.htm

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52. Zoophilia & The Law - Laws Around The World Affecting Zoophiles Laws @1110-1 7-20 years. (1993) South Carolina C YES SC code Ann. 5 yrs criminal forfeiture? Guess what, code 1467 says that the courts can take any http://www.lectlaw.com/files/sex13.htm

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53. Criminal Law And IT criminal law has been called a blunt instrument to cure software copyright piracy, See the mischief section of the Canadian criminal code. http://www.jurisdiction.com/criminal.htm

Criminal Law and IT Donald M Cameron Contents Introduction Canadian Criminal Code provisions Theft Fraud ... Endnotes Introduction The term "computer crime" connotes tampering with computer-stored data, unauthorized use of a computer facility and theft of computer-stored data by unauthorized copying. Until recently, the Criminal Code R.S.C. 1953-54, c.51, has been relatively ineffectual in combatting such "crimes". Criminal Code Offences Theft See the theft section of the Canadian Criminal Code. Traditional criminal law concepts can deal with damage to or theft of physical property, such as computers, magnetic tapes, etc., but must be reconsidered when dealing with electronic funds transfers and the like. The Courts have had a easier time dealing with the improper use of electronically-stored information where the information represents monetary funds (See R. v. Scallen ((1974), 15 C.C.C. (2d) 441) than where the information and the computer facility do not relate to banking services. In Regina v.

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56. Laws Laws. Civil and criminal codes Listed/Searchable by State connecticut General Statutes, Revised to 1997 Title53a - Penal code, 3a-73a. http://www.advocateweb.org/hope/laws.asp

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57. Legislation Crimes and criminal Procedure, Crimes, Biological Weapons (US code Title 18, Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction (Public law 104201, US code http://www.counterterrorismtraining.gov/leg/

A general understanding of current legislation affecting counter-terrorism strategies and efforts will help any law enforcement decisionmaker develop a plan for professional training and local emergency response. Below are links to legislation that outlines our nation's stance on terrorism; establishes protocols for preparation, investigation, and national security; and allocates funds for training, equipment, and response planning. Critical Infrastructure Cyberterrorism Domestic Security First Responders ... An Act to Modify Certain Deadlines Pertaining to Machine-Readable, Tamper-Resistant Entry and Exit Documents (H.R. 4417) (PDF) Presented to the President on July 28, 2004 for signature, this act amends the Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform Act of 2002 (8 U.S.C. 1732) to extend the deadline by 1 year to 2005 for (1) U.S. ports of entry to install equipment and software capable of processing machine-readable, tamper-resistant entry and exit documents and passports that contain biometric identifiers; (2) Visa Waiver Program (VWP) countries to certify that they are issuing machine-readable, tamper-resistant passports that contain biometric and document authentication identifiers comporting with specified standards; and (3) VWP participants who are issued passports on or after the new deadline to present passports that comply with those requirements. A Bill To Amend the Immigration and Nationality Act To Provide Permanent Authority for the Admission of "S" Visa Nonimmigrants (S. 1424, Public Law No. 107-45)

58. Brooklyn Law School: News His primary areas of interest are criminal law and health law. From 200003, he was the staff director of the Illinois criminal code Rewrite and Reform http://www.brooklaw.edu/news/newsarchive/2003-08-12newfaculty.php

September 20, 2005 What's New? Faculty in the News News Archive News Home BLS Announces New Faculty Appointments Michael Cahill Edward K. Cheng Claire R. Kelly Heidi D. Kitrosser ... Gerald L. Shargel Michael Cahill joins BLS as an Assistant Professor of Law. Previously, he was a Visiting Assistant Professor at Chicago-Kent School of Law and an Adjunct Professor at Northwestern University School of Law. His primary areas of interest are criminal law and health law. From 2000-03, he was the staff director of the Illinois Criminal Code Rewrite and Reform Commission helping to draft and revise criminal code provisions. He has also served as a consultant on the Penal Code Reform Project of the Kentucky Criminal Justice Council. Among his publications are the book, Law Without Justice: How, and Why, Criminal Law Deliberately Sacrifices Justice , co-authored with Paul H. Robinson (Oxford University Press, forthcoming), and two articles co-authored with Peter D. Jacobson published in the “Pegram’s Regress: A Missed Chance for Sensible Judicial Review of Managed Care Decisions”(2001); and “Applying Fiduciary Responsibilities in the Managed Care Context” (2000). Professor Cahill was a law clerk to Judge James Loken of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. He is a graduate of Yale University and received an M.P.P. from the University of Michigan School of Public Policy. He earned his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School where he was the Note Editor of the Michigan Law Review

59. Links For "Crimes & Torts" criminal law. State criminal codes. Guide to the state codes on the internet from Indiana code. From Indiana University School of law. Searchable. http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/courses/ct/ctlinks.htm

Course-Related Links Peter Suber Legal Studies Earlham College Since 1996 I've made link pages like this one for each of my courses. In the meantime, the size of the web and the power of search engines have both leaped forward. The growth of the web has made representative or comprehensive link pages more difficult to produce, and the improvement of search engines has made them less necessary. Link pages can still be very useful, but to make them more useful than the best search engines takes more work than they are usually worth. So I won't be updating this link page (from the previous iteration of the course) but I leave it online in case it has any remaining utility. When I know of specific web pages helpful for a class discussion, then I'll mail out the URLs to the class email list during the semester (and I encourage you to do the same). For general online research on the many topics of the course, I recommend Google Criminal law Tort law Legal dictionaries ... Other There are hundreds of good web pages that collect links to U.S. law. The only excuse to make another one is to customize it for (1) undergraduate students (2) studying law as a liberal art (3) in Indiana (4) for my course, . I hope I've selected links that get you where you most want to go. Let me know if you find others I should include.

60. Stalking Resource Center -- National Center For Victims Of Crime - Criminal Stal criminal Stalking Laws by State connecticut. Stalking; Harassment Check your state code or consult with your local prosecutor about other charges http://www.ncvc.org/src/main.aspx?dbID=DB_Connecticut195

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