Category:Criminal law

• Criminal law by country‎ (35 C, 3 P)

A

• Abortion law‎ (4 C, 30 P)
• Article 7 of the European Convention on Human Rights‎ (8 P)

B

• Bail‎ (1 C, 16 P)

C

• Child pornography law‎ (26 P)
• Computer law‎ (25 C, 103 P)
• Criminal case law‎ (5 C, 6 P)
• Criminal codes‎ (48 P)
• Criminal defense organizations‎ (3 C, 37 P)
• Criminal law video games‎ (3 C, 24 P)
• Criminal procedure‎ (13 C, 84 P)
• Criminal records‎ (3 C, 28 P)

D

• Criminal defense lawyers‎ (2 C, 165 P)
• Criminal defenses‎ (2 C, 73 P)

E

• Elements of crime‎ (1 C, 18 P)
• Entrapment‎ (1 C, 7 P)

I

• Identity theft law‎ (1 C, 3 P)
• Imprisonment and detention‎ (28 C, 141 P)
• Inchoate offenses‎ (4 C, 21 P)
• International criminal law‎ (21 C, 69 P)
• Criminal investigation‎ (11 C, 117 P)
• Islamic criminal jurisprudence‎ (15 P)

J

• Criminal law journals‎ (10 P)
• Juvenile delinquency‎ (7 C, 17 P)

L

• Law enforcement‎ (56 C, 150 P)

M

• Manslaughter‎ (5 C, 11 P)

O

• Overturned convictions‎ (3 C, 24 P)

P

• Parole‎ (3 C, 20 P)
• Penal canon law‎ (11 C, 25 P)
• Penology‎ (14 C, 76 P)
• Probation‎ (3 C, 22 P)
• Prosecution‎ (6 C, 83 P)
• Prosecutors‎ (7 C, 32 P)
• Public defenders‎ (1 C, 288 P)

R

• Recklessness (law)‎ (11 P)

S

• Scholars of criminal law‎ (2 C, 54 P)
• Speedy trial‎ (1 C, 8 P)

T

• Criminal law legal terminology‎ (2 C, 39 P)

V

• Victims' rights‎ (1 C, 19 P)

Σ

• Criminal law stubs‎ (87 P)

• Criminal law
• Outline of criminal justice

A

• 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

B

• Banditry
• Barratry (common law)
• Blood money (restitution)
• Born alive rule
• Breach of the peace
• Brian Rattigan v DPP
• Brigandage

C

• Carwalking
• Causation (law)
• Citizen's arrest
• Citizen's arrest in Hong Kong
• Common purpose
• 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

D

• Day-fine
• Deferred sentence
• Deific-decree
• Denunciation (penology)
• Detainer
• Discretion
• Dishonesty
• Disloyal: A Memoir
• Diversion program
• DPP v Peter Cullen
• Due diligence
• Duplicity (law)
• Duty to rescue

E

• Evidence-based prosecution
• Exculpatory evidence
• Extradition
• Extrajudicial punishment
• Eye for an eye
• Eyewitness identification

F

• Facial composite
• False allegation of child sexual abuse
• False arrest
• Fare evasion
• Feigned madness
• Felony
• Felony murder rule (South Carolina)
• Fleeing felon rule
• Frontier justice

G

• Gravamen

H

• Habitual offender
• Half-proof
• Halfway house
• Human shields (law)
• Hybrid offence

I

• Ignorantia juris non excusat
• Illegal immigration
• Immigration detention
• Implied consent
• Incitement
• Inculpatory evidence
• Indictable offence
• Indictment
• Indispensable element test
• Informant
• Islamic criminal jurisprudence
• Islamic criminal law in Aceh
• Sexuality in Islam

J

• Jailhouse confession
• Judicial discretion
• Jungle justice

K

• Knowledge (legal construct)
• Kyrkoplikt

L

• Larceny
• LegalShield
• Lesser included offense
• Loss of rights due to criminal conviction
• Lying in wait

M

• Malum in se
• Malum prohibitum
• Manslaughter
• Marry-your-rapist law
• Medical amnesty policy
• Mens rea
• Mental health court
• Misappropriation
• Misdemeanor
• Misprision of treason
• Mitigating factor
• Moral certainty
• Motive (law)

N

• Nulla poena sine culpa
• Nulla poena sine lege

O

• Omission (law)
• Outlaw
• Overt act

P

• 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)

Q

• Quasi-criminal

R

• 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
• Retaliatory arrest and prosecution
• Rex v. Chisser
• Right to a fair trial
• Right to silence
• Rule of lenity

S

• Sardinian banditry
• Scienter
• Secret profit
• Self-incrimination
• Social dangerousness
• Solicitation
• Special circumstances (criminal law)
• Speedy trial
• Status offense
• Strict liability (criminal)
• Successor liability
• Summary offence

T

• Transferred intent
• Trespasser
• Trial penalty
• True threat
• Turn state's evidence

U

• Unenforced law

V

• Vicarious liability (criminal)
• Violation of law

W

• Willful blindness
• Wrongdoing

Y

• Year and a day rule
• Young offender

Z

• Zero tolerance