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Student Orientation
Due Aug. 30 2013 Student Orientation Quiz
10

Student Orientation Discussion
10
Module 1
Due Sept 6 2013
Chapter 1: Criminal Law: Purposes, Scope, and Sources
Module 1 Quiz
25

Module 1 Discussion
25
Module 2
Due Sept 13 2013
Chapter 2: Jurisdiction
Module 2 Quiz
25

Module 2 Discussion
25
Module 3
Due Sept 20 2013
Chapter 3: Essential Elements of a Crime
Module 3 Quiz
25

Module 3 Discussion
25
Module 4
Due Sept. 27 2013
Chapter 4: Criminal Liability
Module 4 Quiz
25

Module 4 Discussion
25
Module 5
Due Oct. 4 2013
Chapter 5: Criminal Responsibility and the Capacity to Commit a Crime
Module 5 Quiz
25

Module 5 Discussion
25
Module 6
Due Oct. 11 2013
Chapter 6: The Law Governing the Use of Force
Module 6 Quiz
25

Module 6 Discussion
25
Midterm
DUE: Oct 11-18
Chapters 1-6
Proctored
Last Day to Drop is July 10
250
Module 7
Due Oct 25 2013
Chapter 7: Other Criminal Defenses
Module 7 Quiz
25

Module 7 Discussion
25
Module 8
Due Nov.1 2013
Chapter 8: Criminal Punishments
Module 8 Quiz
25

Module 8 Discussion
25
Module 9
Due Nov. 9 2013
Chapter 9: Free Speech, Street Crimes, and the Bill of Rights
Module 9 Quiz
25

Module 9 Discussion
25
Module 10
Due Nov. 15 2013
Chapters 10 & 11: Homicide: Assault, Battery, and Other Crimes Against the Person
Module 10 Quiz
25

Module 10 Discussion
25
Module 11
Due Nov. 22 2013
Chapters 12 & 13: Sexual Assault, Rape, Prostitution, and Related Sex Crimes: Theft
Module 11 Quiz
25

Module 11 Discussion
25
Module 12
Due Nov 29 2013
Chapters 14 & 15: Robbery, Burglary, and Related Crimes: White Collar Crime, Cyber Crime, and Commercial Crime
Module 12 Quiz
25

Module 12 Discussion
25
Final
Due: Dec 4 2013
Chapters 7-15
Proctored

250 Course Grades
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