CRIM 230 Criminal Law in Canada
3 Credits

This course will give learners an understanding of substantive and procedural Canadian criminal law. Learners will explore the social, theoretical, and political contexts of Canadian criminal law. The course focus is the sources and boundaries of criminal law, criminal liability, specific offences, and common defences. Learners will critically examine the interplay between the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, criminal law, and reconciliation from academic and social perspectives.

Prerequisites
,Any University Credit course; CRIM 135 recommended.

Transfer Credits
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