Content from the following sources has been used in the creation of this casebook:

• Criminal Law Fall 2022

  (First published Aug 2022)

  Authors:

  • Intisar Rabb

  
  

  Including material from the following sections:

  • 1.5: Alexandra Natapoff, Punishment without Crime
• Criminal Law

  (First published Jan 2024)

  Authors:

  • Anna Roberts

  
  

  Including material from the following sections:

  • 1.6: New York Penal Law § 1.05 General purposes
  • 2.2: New York Penal Law § 15.00 Culpability; definitions of terms.
  • 2.3: New York Penal Law § 15.10 Requirements for criminal liability in general and for offenses of strict liability and mental culpability.
  • 2.5: People v. Shaughnessy
  • 2.7: People v. Erb
  • 2.10: New York Penal Law § 15.05 Culpability;  definitions of culpable mental states
  • 2.11: New York Penal Law § 15.15 Construction of statutes with respect to culpability requirements
  • 2.12: People v. Sanford
  • 2.15: New York Penal Law § 15.20 Effect of ignorance or mistake upon liability
  • 2.16: People v. Soe
  • 3.5: People v. Casassa
  • 3.6: People v. Roche
  • 3.7: People v. Tabarez
  • 3.13: People v. Suarez
  • 3.14: People v. Heidgen
  • 3.17: People v. Santiago
  • 3.18: People v. Hernandez
  • 6.1: Attempt
  • 6.2: New York Penal Law § 110.00 Attempt to commit a crime
  • 6.3: New York Penal Law § 110.05 Attempt to commit a crime;  punishment
  • 6.4: New York Penal Law § 110.10 Attempt to commit a crime;  no defense
  • 6.5: People v. Rizzo
  • 6.6: People v. Mahboubian
  • 6.8: New York Penal Law § 20.00 Criminal liability for conduct of another
  • 6.10: People v. Taylor
  • 6.11: People v. Russell
  • 7.2: New York Penal Law § 35.00 & .05 Justification;  generally
  • 7.3: New York Penal Law § 35.15 Justification;  use of physical force in defense of a person
  • 7.4: People v. Goetz
  • 7.6: The Trial of Bernhard Goetz: Goetz's Videotaped Confession
  • 7.9: People v. Brown
  • 7.12: New York Penal Law § 40.05 Entrapment

  
  

  Criminal Law incorporates additional material from:

  • Criminal Law - REVISIONS FOR FUTURE USE (first published Mar 2017) with contributions from:
    • Tim Wu
• Ball/Oberman Crim Law Casebook (Third Edition)

  (First published Jun 2021)

  Authors:

  • Michelle Oberman
  • W. David Ball

  
  

  Including material from the following sections:

  • 1.7: Ewing v. California
  • 2.13: Morissette v. United States

  
  

  Ball/Oberman Crim Law Casebook (Third Edition) incorporates additional material from:

  • Ball/Oberman Crim Law Casebook (first published Jun 2020) with contributions from:
    • Jenai Howard
    • Michael Pons
    • Phillip Yin
    • Angela Madrigal
    • Michael Flynn
    • Christina Iriart
    • Leah Mesfin
    • Miriam Contreras
    • Nicholas Newman
    • Zachary Nemirovsky
    • Cydney Chilimidos
• Ball/Oberman Crim Law Casebook (Fourth Edition)

  (First published Aug 2024)

  Authors:

  • Michelle Oberman
  • W. David Ball

  
  

  Including material from the following sections:

  • 1.18: City of Chicago v. Morales
  • 3.1: Model Penal Code Article 210
  • 3.2: PA Consol. Statutes, Title 18 Chapter 25
  • 3.3: NY Penal Law: Selected Homicide Laws
  • 3.8: The case of Herbert Lee Richardson: A clemency petition in a death penalty case
  • 3.19: In Defense of the Felony Murder Doctrine
  • 3.20: Sentenced to Life for an Accident Miles Away
  • 6.17: Pinkerton v. United States
  • 7.7: Florida Statute on Justifiable Use of Force

  
  

  Ball/Oberman Crim Law Casebook (Fourth Edition) incorporates additional material from:

  • Ball/Oberman Crim Law Casebook (first published Jun 2020) with contributions from:
    • Michael Pons
    • Angela Madrigal
    • Christina Iriart
    • Leah Mesfin
    • Miriam Contreras
    • Nicholas Newman
    • Cydney Chilimidos
    • Jenai Howard
    • Phillip Yin
    • Zachary Nemirovsky
    • Michael Flynn

  • Criminal Law Spring 2017 (first published Jan 2017) with contributions from:
    • Jeannie Suk Gersen
• Criminal Law - Godsoe

  (First published Aug 2022)

  Authors:

  • Cynthia Godsoe

  
  

  Including material from the following sections:

  • 1.22: McBoyle v. United States
  • 2.4: Martin v. State
  • 2.6: People v. Decina
  • 2.8: Vermont Duty to Aid the Endangered Act
  • 2.14: Staples v. United States
  • 2.23: Bordenkircher v. Hayes
  • 3.11: State v. Williams
  • 4.1: McCleskey v. Kemp
  • 5.1: State of New Jersey in the Interest of M.T.S.
  • 6.9: State v. Gladstone

  
  

  Criminal Law - Godsoe incorporates additional material from:

  • Ball/Oberman Crim Law Casebook (first published Jun 2020) with contributions from:
    • Michael Pons
    • Angela Madrigal
    • Christina Iriart
    • Leah Mesfin
    • Miriam Contreras
    • Nicholas Newman
    • Cydney Chilimidos
    • Jenai Howard
    • Phillip Yin
    • W. David Ball
    • Zachary Nemirovsky
    • Michelle Oberman
    • Michael Flynn

  • Tanaka Criminal Law Casebook (first published Apr 2021) with contributions from:
    • Elizabeth Tanaka

  • Criminal Law Spring 2017 (first published Jan 2017) with contributions from:
    • Jeannie Suk Gersen

  • Criminal Law Fall 2021 (first published Aug 2021) with contributions from:
    • Intisar Rabb

  • Criminal Law (first published Jun 2020) with contributions from:
    • Sam Kamin

  • Criminal Law Fall 2020 (first published Aug 2020) with contributions from:
    • Intisar Rabb
• Criminal Law Spring 2017

  (First published Dec 2016)

  Authors:

  • Tim Wu

  
  

  Including material from the following sections:

  • 6.14: People v. Washington
  • 6.15: People v. Menache
• Criminal Law Spring 2021

  (First published Jan 2021)

  Authors:

  • Jeannie Suk Gersen

  
  

  Including material from the following sections:

  • 7.10: Tennessee v. Garner