George P. Fletcher is the Cardozo Professor of Jurisprudence at Columbia Law School.

Those expecting fundamental ideas from the rich oeuvre of one of the most important Anglo Criminal Law Forum American criminal law scholars certainly will get their money's worth, as this engagingly written book presents them with Fletcher's insights on criminal law and criminal procedure in a nutshell.

• Introduction: International Criminal Law-Basic Concepts Chapter 1. Substance and ProcedureChapter 2. Punishment vs. Tort LiabilityChapter 3. Subject vs. ObjectChapter 4. Causation vs. Background EventsChapter 5. Victims and OffendersChapter 6. Offenses and DefensesChapter 7. Intention vs. NegligenceChapter 8. Harming vs. Trying: Offenses and AttemptsChapter 9. The Law of War and Its Many DistinctionsChapter 10. Accidents vs. MistakesChapter 11. Perpetration and Complicity: Unity and DivergenceChapter 12. Law vs. Justice

George P. Fletcher is the Cardozo Professor of Jurisprudence at Columbia Law School.

Those expecting fundamental ideas from the rich oeuvre of one of the most important Anglo Criminal Law Forum American criminal law scholars certainly will get their money's worth, as this engagingly written book presents them with Fletcher's insights on criminal law and criminal procedure in a nutshell.

• Introduction: International Criminal Law-Basic Concepts Chapter 1. Substance and ProcedureChapter 2. Punishment vs. Tort LiabilityChapter 3. Subject vs. ObjectChapter 4. Causation vs. Background EventsChapter 5. Victims and OffendersChapter 6. Offenses and DefensesChapter 7. Intention vs. NegligenceChapter 8. Harming vs. Trying: Offenses and AttemptsChapter 9. The Law of War and Its Many DistinctionsChapter 10. Accidents vs. MistakesChapter 11. Perpetration and Complicity: Unity and DivergenceChapter 12. Law vs. Justice

George P. Fletcher is the Cardozo Professor of Jurisprudence at Columbia Law School.

Those expecting fundamental ideas from the rich oeuvre of one of the most important Anglo Criminal Law Forum American criminal law scholars certainly will get their money's worth, as this engagingly written book presents them with Fletcher's insights on criminal law and criminal procedure in a nutshell.

• Introduction: International Criminal Law-Basic Concepts Chapter 1. Substance and ProcedureChapter 2. Punishment vs. Tort LiabilityChapter 3. Subject vs. ObjectChapter 4. Causation vs. Background EventsChapter 5. Victims and OffendersChapter 6. Offenses and DefensesChapter 7. Intention vs. NegligenceChapter 8. Harming vs. Trying: Offenses and AttemptsChapter 9. The Law of War and Its Many DistinctionsChapter 10. Accidents vs. MistakesChapter 11. Perpetration and Complicity: Unity and DivergenceChapter 12. Law vs. Justice