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All Criminal Law and Procedure Doctrine

Doctrines governing how criminal responsibility is defined and how a criminal case proceeds from charge to verdict. Belongs here: Double Jeopardy, Exclusionary Rule, Habeas Corpus, Mens Rea, M'Naghten Rules and Presumption of Innocence. Does not belong here: a doctrine of general application across both civil and criminal courts, such as Precedent (Stare Decisis) or Res Judicata, grouped under civil procedure and judicial process instead.

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Criminal procedure is the adjudication process of the criminal law. 1
All Criminal Law and Procedure Doctrine
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Abatement ab initio

Criminal Law and Procedure Doctrine

Actio libera in causa

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Arguido

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Caput lupinum

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Carnal knowledge

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Castle Doctrine

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Colour of right

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Common law offence

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Contravention

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Conviction

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Crime against nature

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Criminal Law

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Culprit

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De homine replegiando

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Diversion program

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Doctrine of Chances

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Double Jeopardy

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Duty to Retreat

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Entrapment

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Exclusionary Rule

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Felony Murder Rule

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Fruit of the Poisonous Tree

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Good-Faith Exception

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Gross indecency

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Grundlovsforhør

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Habeas Corpus

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Hue and cry

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Hung jury

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Impossibility defense

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Independent Source Doctrine

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Indictable offence

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Inevitable Discovery

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Juror misconduct

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Jury tampering

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Juvenile law

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Legal good

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Legal impossibility

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Mens Rea

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Misprision of felony

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Misprision of treason

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M'Naghten Rules

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Obscene libel

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Oyer and terminer

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Presumption of Innocence

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Preterintention

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Refusing to assist a police officer

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Rule of lenity

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1. Criminal procedure (Wikipedia)
WikipediaCriminal procedure, lead section
Quote, Criminal procedure, lead section
Criminal procedure is the adjudication process of the criminal law. While criminal procedure differs dramatically by jurisdiction, the process generally begins with a formal criminal charge.
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