… and discuss in this article, and I shall do so in the context of the teaching of criminal law. …
law students courses in criminal law and criminal procedure have relatively low status. Most law …

… His essay also prompted us, as authors of a current criminal law casebook, to think about
the aims of our book and our teaching of criminal law in a new light. We offer some reflections …

… to teach my first class in Criminal Law at Harvard Law School … and Herbert Wechsler's
Criminal Law and Its Administration1 … on materials for a course in Criminal Law, and he promptly …

… , were strong supporters of social defense criminal law that recognized the trio of rehabilitation,
… modem grounds for criminal law. They wanted to adjust common law boundary rules in …

… law." I As recently as 1957, it was noted that most law schools treated criminal law as an "…
"It is hardly necessary to point out that among law students courses in criminal law and criminal …

… why law professors teaching Criminal Law might … of criminal law. Perhaps the biggest
reason is the belief that it is someone else's job. The criminal law professor teaches Criminal Law, …

… criminal law as reducible to a few coherent and rational principles, those who attempt to stray
outside this paradigm have found little support. While teachers … Peter Rush's Criminal Law, …

… I suggest that law faculty who teach in the criminal law area reconsider what they teach in
this basic course. More particularly, they should assess what skills they try to teach. Of course, …

THE PRESENT criminal law course at the University of Kent has been running for three
years, and having bridged a transition from first year to second year course, is now run for a …

… by practicing comparative criminal law. Nor is it … law students will ever have to utilize
foreign criminal law in court, either here or abroad.' Professor Dession believed that criminal law …