CRM 200
Criminal Law
Students are introduced to the basic concepts and substance of the criminal law in Canada. The historical and theoretical foundations of criminal law, elements of an offence, and criminal defenses are considered. The role of criminal law in society, and its intersection with other forms of social regulation are highlighted. This course is not a technical legal course in criminal procedure; rather, it provides students with basic knowledge of criminal law in Canada.
Weekly Contact: Lecture:3 hrs.
GPA Weight: 1.00
Course Count: 1.00
Billing Units: 1
Antirequisites
LAW 400
Co-Requisites
None
Custom Requisites
None
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CRM 100
Introduction to Canadian Criminal Justice -
CRM 101
Understanding Crime in Canadian Society -
CRM 102
Introduction to Criminology -
CRM 200
Criminal Law -
CRM 201
Making Public Order in Canada -
CRM 202
Victims and the Criminal Process -
CRM 204
Criminal Justice Research and Statistics -
CRM 205
Gender, Sexuality and the Law -
CRM 206
Race, Ethnicity and Justice -
CRM 300
Policing in Canada -
CRM 302
Criminological Theories -
CRM 303
Immigration and Refugee Protection in CJS -
CRM 304
Youth Justice in Canada -
CRM 306
Corrections in Canada -
CRM 308
Criminal Courts in Canada -
CRM 310
Advanced Qualitative Research Methods -
CRM 311
Regulating Public Space -
CRM 312
Representing Crime -
CRM 314
Criminal Justice and the Charter -
CRM 315
Advanced Quantitative Research Methods -
CRM 316
International Perspectives -
CRM 317
Special Topics in Criminology/Law -
CRM 318
Violence and Communities -
CRM 322
Ethics in Criminal Justice -
CRM 324
Security Threats -
CRM 350
Cyber Criminology -
CRM 400
Indigenous Governance/Justice -
CRM 402
Criminal Justice and Social Inequality -
CRM 404
Debates In Justice Policy -
CRM 406
Seminar in Criminal Justice -
CRM 515
Gendering Justice -
CRM 601
Violence in Society