Criminal Law in Canada - JUST 2201

This course sets out criminal law as a form of public law and discusses the various elements of a crime, as well as exploring the classification of crimes and the defences available to the accused. Students will consider in detail defences such as mental impairment, provocation, and necessity, as well as consider mitigating considerations such as the Gladue factors, which are considered if the offender comes from the Indigenous community. Students will assess the facts of a criminal matter against the provisions of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Constitution of Canada.

Note: Prerequisites: JUST 1101, JUST 1102 Restricted to Justice


Term Duration Schedule Class Section Open Studies

Edmonton
Winter Jan. 6 - Apr. 25, 2025 Thu: 08:00 - 11:00 am
 11336 A02 No
Term Duration Schedule Class Section Open Studies

Online
Winter Jan. 6 - Apr. 25, 2025 11335 O01 No

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To take this course, you must be enrolled in one of the related programs:

Justice

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