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- Laws in the United States have been shaped by a number of historical developments and philosophical perspectives. Explain how criminal law, in particular, has been greatly influenced by natural law theories.
- Explain in detail the legal essence of a criminal act.
- Discuss the types of acts that may be included, and those that are omitted from being a criminal act (evil thoughts).
- Explain the difference between factual and proximate cause.
- What is the difference between crimes and inchoate crimes?

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Criminal Law Outline
Thesis statement:
(i)
Laws in the United States have been shaped by a number of historical developments
and philosophical perspectives. Explain how criminal law, in particular, has been
greatly influenced by natural law theories.
(ii)
Legal essence of a criminal act.
(iii)
Discuss the types of acts that may be included, and those that are omitted from being
a criminal act
(iv)
Explain the difference between factual and proximate cause.
(v)
What is the difference between crimes and inchoate crimes?
I.
Discussion questions 1 to 5
II. References
Running head: CRIMINAL LAW
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Criminal Law
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CRIMINAL LAW
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Criminal Law Discussion Questions
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Natural law refers to the law that is universally valid and whose content is directly
derived from the nature of human beings or the physical environm...

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