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Criminal
Law
 
James
R. Elkins
College of
Law || West Virginia University
Fall, 2009
The Course:
Syllabus
Tentative Case Readings::2009 [All
in class reading assignments will be found on the "Class Assignments"
page. This tentative case readings schedule is provided for those
who want to read ahead. There is no guarantee that I will follow this
exact outline for the entire course.]
Instructor's Notes
Assignments Archive
Reference Materials:
West Virginia Code/Jury Instructions/Court
Opinions
Background Readings
Model Penal Code: Background & Readings
Crime and Punishment Statistics
Life in Law School
Questions About the Course
Reading Law Cases
Disclaimer: In the links to websites and
webpages I do not imply or suggest an endorsement of the website or
its sponsor. The links have been chosen for illustrative & pedagogical
purposes; I do not vouch for the accuracy or authenticity of any linked
site that I have not authored. The representations here and in the linked
webpages should not be viewed as a substitute for a lawyer's counsel
and advice, or in the case of a student, consultation with a professor
or learned colleague. James R. Elkins
Some
of the materials you will need to access from the course website are
provided as .pdf files. You can readily download an Adobe Acrobat Reader
(if you do not have one installed).
Course Website first posted August
12, 2002. Revisions: 2003-2009
James R.
Elkins, Professor of Law, West Virginia University |
Professor
James R. Elkins
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