Category:Criminal law
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Subcategories
This category has the following 41 subcategories, out of 41 total.
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Pages in category "Criminal law"
The following 194 pages are in this category, out of 194 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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- Abettor
- Abstracting electricity
- Accessory (legal term)
- Accusation
- Actio libera in causa
- Actual innocence
- Actus reus
- Aggravated felony
- Aggravated sexual assault
- Aggravation (law)
- Aggressive panhandling
- Aiding and abetting
- Ambiguity (law)
- Animus (law)
- Animus nocendi
- Antecedent (law)
- Arrest
- Arrest warrant
- Attendant circumstance
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- Carwalking
- Causation (law)
- Citizen's arrest
- Common purpose
- Compromised (book)
- Concurrence
- Conflict model (criminal justice)
- Consensus model (criminal justice)
- Consent (criminal law)
- Contraband
- Conviction
- Conviction rate
- Corporate liability
- Corpus delicti
- Corrections
- Crime
- Crime information center
- Crimes Act
- Criminal accusation
- Criminal appeal
- Criminal costs
- Criminal jurisdiction
- Criminal negligence
- Criminal sentencing of Indigenous peoples in Canada
- Criminal-justice financial obligations in the United States
- Crown witness (Germany)
- Culprit
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- Parental responsibility (criminal)
- Parole
- Participatory justice
- Particularly serious crime
- Payola
- Pearce v R
- Penal law (British)
- Penal notice
- Penology
- People v. Sattlekau
- Per minas
- Perpetrator-by-means
- Physical proximity doctrine
- Plea bargain
- Power of arrest
- Pre-crime
- Prejudice (legal term)
- Probable cause
- Procurator fiscal
- Property damage
- Prosecutor
- Provocation (legal)
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- R v De Simoni
- Ratification
- Reasonable doubt
- Reasonable person
- Reclusión perpetua
- Criminal referral
- Regulatory offence
- Rehabilitation (penology)
- Remand (court procedure)
- Remand (detention)
- Remand (imprisonment)
- Reparation (legal)
- Resisting arrest
- Rex v. Chisser
- Right to a fair trial
- Right to silence
- Rule of lenity