Chapter 1: Introduction to Criminal Law
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PURPOSE OF CRIMINAL
safeguarding civll liberties
providing for smooth functioning of society
protecting individuals and property
resolving disputes
Maintaining Order
NATURE OF CRIMINAL
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Professor Henry M.Hart, Jart , Jr. defines crimes as "conduct which if shown to have taken place will result in the formal and solemn pronouncement of the moral condemnation of the community .
someone who cheats on his or her spouse generally leave the solution to the individuals involved .
most people find objectionable that thipcally are not subject to stat prosecution and officially punishment .
CLASSIFICATION OF CRIME AND RELATED
OFFENSES
Against Person
-The terms "crimes against the person" refers to a board arrary of criminal offenses which usually involve bodily harm, the threat of bodily harm or other actions commited against the will of an individual .
Against Public order
-identified as offences against public order which threaten and disturb the standard of living of the public
Against Properties
- Crimes against property are crimes of theft, where no force or threat of force is directed against an individual .
- Crime in which property is destroyeed
-Crimes in which property is stolen or taken against the owner's will .
Example: Burglary , Larceny , Robbery , Exortion and motor vehicles theft .
SOURCE OF CRIMINAL LAW
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Section 5 Criminal procedure Code states English law be applied in cases where no specific legislation has been enacted .
The Criminal Procedure Code
-was based on the Indian criminal code .
The penal code (kanun keseksaan)
- Law that codifies most criminal and procedures in Malaysia
1) Criminal law is the body of the that relates to crime . 2)It regulates social conduct and prescribes whatever is threatening,
harmful, or otherwise endangering to the property, health, safety, and
moral welfare of people.
