Document Type
Working Paper
Publication Date
2012
Abstract
These are three chapters from a forthcoming Federal Criminal Law casebook that will focus on institutional interactions – between Congress and the courts; the courts and prosecutors, and among elements within the federal enforcement bureaucracy. Chapter 2 focuses on criminal jurisdiction under the Commerce Clause. Chapter 3 generally considers how separation of powers issues play out in the interpretation of federal criminal statutes. Chapter 4 explores mail and wire fraud.
Disciplines
Criminal Law | Law
Recommended Citation
Daniel C. Richman, Kate Stith & William J. Stuntz,
Defining Federal Crimes – Chapters 2-4,
Defining Federal Crimes, Daniel C. Richman, Kate Stith & William J. Stuntz (Eds.), Wolters Kluwer, 2014; Yale Law School Public Law Working Paper No. 253
(2012).
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