#CRIMINAL LAW BOOKS

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MUST READ CRIMINAL LAW BOOKS FOR LAW STUDENT

The judiciary is a crucial segment of a democratic country and the future of a democratic country lies in the hands of its youth. Whether you are beginning your journey in a law school or are ready to become a legal expert, some books always come in handy, giving you a clearer version of what path you are on. Bookswagon is your go-to place for buying the best book be it any genre. Its curated selection of the best law books of all time will help aspiring lawyers hold hands with legal experts when they are stuck in a tough place. Discover the best of what Bookswagon has and dive deep into the plethora of best-selling law books.

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"Criminal Law" by Wayne R. LaFave: Criminal Law" by Wayne R. LaFave is a must-read for legal education in the United States. This comprehensive book offers detailed analysis and commentary on substantive criminal law. The book is well known for its thorough examination of the principles and doctrines of substantive criminal law. It is popular among students for its comprehensive coverage, Detailed Analysis, Scholarly Insight, Practical Application, and Authoritative Source. 

"Principles of Criminal Law" by Andrew Ashworth and Jeremy Horder:  Principles of Criminal Law" by Andrew Ashworth and Jeremy Horder covers the philosophical aspect of criminal law. The book is an essential read for those who want to understand  the ethical and moral dimensions which affect legal doctrines and policies. This book exercises yoour critical thinking skills and helps you look deeper into the root of legal system.

"Criminal Law: Cases and Materials" by John Kaplan, Robert Weisberg, and Guyora Binder: Criminal Law: Cases and Materials" by John Kaplan, Robert Weisberg, and Guyora Binder is a compilation of significant cases, statutes, and scholarly commentary which helps you approach any case practically. The book is highly referred in law schools which helps the students explore criminal law throught real-liffe exampples and cases.

"Punishment and Responsibility" by H.L.A. Hart: this is a collection of essays by H.L.A. Hart which deals with some of the most burning questions regarding criminal law which includes the nature of punishment and the concepts of liability and excuses. The book delves into the theoretical aspects  of law and is a cornerstone to those students who wish to explore this part of criminal law.

"The Concept of Law" by H.L.A. Hart: this book by H.L.A Hart offers insights into the legal system. The author’s theories will help you look broadly into the idea of criminal law fitting into larger legal firms.

The above-listed books are the ultimate weapon in the ground of judiciary. Navigation of any journey is worthwhile only if you have the right guide and resources. These books contain all the possible knowledge you can think of and thus are the best companions you can ask for. Bookswagon’s contribution of providing you with the best resource will surely make a change in your result overall so scroll through the website and find what you need.

[minilibrarian]

Morning study ft. Criminal law 📚

[incorrect-rangers-quotes]

i think one of the best life lessons ra taught me at the tender age of like. seven? wasn't like. being brave!! or always giving it your all!! it was that some crimes are fine really. not all of them! but some crimes are fine. cool, even. epic. one might say

[pathologicalrambler]

me reading 100 pages of a case to find the judgment on the LAST 2 pages

[ray935sworld]

I absolutely should write a marcmarc rpf about Bez new haircut yes yes

[cessreads]

Carrying this book around is my arm workout this week

[thenonbinarydetective]

I'm gonna say this in the loosest most bastardized way that I can, but I absolutely adore how ghostwriters will absolutely abuse the fact that Carson has his own law firm as an excuse for him to do whatever the hell he wants.

Although there is some amount of "wiggle-room" in real life with lawyers in Carson's position, I know it's not even remotely close to being accurate but Carson can get away with it because he's just that good of a lawyer and he owns his own business.

He is technically a criminal prosecutor. But also a defense attorney whenever he feels like it. Or Nancy asks him to do it because he will do anything for her. Sometimes if he's bored he'll look into real estate law or if Nancy asks him to do it. And then also estate planning, environmental law, animal rights, business, immigration, employment, medical malpractice, and anything else a general practice attorney would do without actually ever calling himself one because he does have a specialty.

The ghostwriters were really like, "Carson Drew can do whatever the fuck he wants because he's Carson Drew" and that is fantastic.

And now you know why Nancy is the way that she is

[justalawschoolgirl]

in my law intern girl era

[essektheylyss]

I found the spell Circle of Death while looking at Arcanums for kicks and I need to ask: does ANYONE use this in regular play and if so, are your PCs on trial for war crimes?

Circle of Death

6th-level necromancy Casting Time: 1 action Range: 150 feet Components: V, S, M (the powder of a crushed black pearl worth at least 500 gp) Duration: Instantaneous A sphere of negative energy ripples out in a 60-foot-radius sphere from a point within range. Each creature in that area must make a Constitution saving throw. A target takes 8d6 necrotic damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

[munsonology]

what if i’m in law school and still munsonology 😭 like

[minilibrarian]

Studying in the fresh air ft. the extremely heavy stack I have to bring to school on Mondays 😫

[giantkillerjack]

If media has taught me one thing, it's to never own a paperweight capable of causing traumatic brain injury.

My dad owned a heavy glass paperweight once that tapered into a sturdy sharp point on the top, and the fact that no one was murdered with this at all before his retirement from the lawfirm is the surest proof I have that this reality is in fact not fiction.

[stairnaheireann]

Book of Aicill

The Book of Aicill relates to the criminal law and is often discussed as being on par in significance with the Senchus Mór; although, the latter deals with civil law. Like the mystery of Saint Patrick’s posthumous authorship of the Senchus Mór, the Book of Aicill attributes its authorship to that of the legendary Cormac Mac Airt who is supposed to have ruled as High-King of Ireland during the 3rd…

[oh-dear-so-queer]

In 1921, a law to criminalise lesbian sexual activity was proposed in the House of Commons. Lesbianism had not been banned before, and the majority of legislators thought it safer not to draw the attention of chaste women to such possibilities.

"Normal Women: 900 Years of Making History" - Philippa Gregory

[eileennatural]

the thing is that like. what people don't want to think about is well. megan's law (and others of its ilk) is super fascist. and not effective unless your goal is to stop sex offenders from recidivating by driving them to suicide