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1. criminal law is a part of public law — the law regulating the relations between citizens and the state. crime is an act which the state considers to be wrong and which can be punished by the state. 2. it is the principle that a person cannot be considered guilty of a crime until the state proves he committed it. 3. the state must prove the suspect's guilt according to high standards, and for each crime there are precise ele-ments which must be proven. 4. in common law systems, the elements of some crimes are detailed in statutes. 5. theft is: "dishonestly appropriating property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it". 6. there are further definitions of each element of the definition, such as appropriating, which may mean taking away, destroying, treating as your own, and selling. 7. burglary is entering someone's land without permission intending to steal or commit an act of violence. 8. committing burglary a criminal enters someone's land without permission, whereas theft is just appropriating someone's property. 9. robbery is using force or threats in order to steal from someone. 10. there are usually two important elements to a crime: (i) the criminal act itself: and (ii) the criminal state of mind of the person when he committed the act. 11. in anglo-american law these are known by the latin terms of (i) actus reus and (ii) mens rea.

Wonders  of  the  modern  world   i  don't  believe  that  today's  wonders  are  similar  inkind  to  the  wonders  of  the  ancient  world.   theywere  all  buildings,  such  as  the  pyramids  in  egypt,or  other  architectural  structures.   over  the  past100  years,  we  have  seen  amazing  technologicaland  scientific  achievements.   these  are  surely  ourmodern  wonders.   1  the  internet  (online,  website)  it  is  everywhere.   more  than  half  a  billion  peopleuse  it,  and  the  number  of  people  who  are  onlineincreases  by  100  million  every  year.   in  1994  therewere  only  a  few  hundred  web  pages.   today  thereare  billions.   it  has  revolutionized  the  way  we  liveand  work.   but  we  are  still  in  the  early  days.   soonthere  will  be  more  and  more  interactivitybetween  the  user  and  the  website,  and  we  will  beable  to  give  instructions  using  speech.   2  space  travel  (solar  system,  galaxies)  in  1969,  neil  armstrong  stepped  out  of  his  spacecapsule  onto  the  surface  of  the  moon  and  madehis  famous  statement:   ‘that's  one  small  step  for  aman,  one  giant  leap  for  mankind'.   since  then,there  have  been  space  probes  to  mars,  jupiter,saturn,  and  even  to  the  sun.   one  day,  a  spaceobservatory  will  study  how  the  first  stars  andgalaxies  began.   so  far,  it  seems  that  we  are  alonein  the  universe.   there  are  no  signs  yet  that  thereis  intelligent  life  outside  our  own  solar  system. but  who  knows  what  the  future  holds?   3  medical  science  (health  care,  penicillin)  surely  nothing  has  done  more  for  the  comfortand  happiness  of  the  human  race  than  theadvances  in  health  care!   how  many  millions  ofpeople  have  benefited  from  the  humble  aspirin?   how  many  lives  has  penicillin  saved? average  life  expectancy  worldwide  has  risendramatically  over  the  past  100  years,  from  about47  years  in  1900  to  about  77  years  today.   4  international  travel  (airlines,  abroad)  we  are  a  world  on  the  move.   airlines  carry  morethan  1.5  billion  people  to  their  destinations  everyyear.   it  is  estimated  that,  at  any  one  time  thesedays,  there  are  as  many  people  travelling  in  aeroplanes  as  the  total  number  ofpeople  who  travelled  abroad  in  the  whole  of  thenineteenth  century  (but  i  have  no  idea  how  theyworked  this  out! )   .   5  the  olympic  games  (competition,  drug  abuse)  it  is  true  that  they  are  now  commercialized,  andthere  is  greed  and  drug  abuse.   however,  it  is  acompetition  in  which  almost  every  country  in  theworld  takes  part.   every  four  years,  for  a  briefmoment,  we  see  the  world  come  together  inpeace  and  friendship.   we  feel  hope  again  for  thefuture  of  mankind.   6  agriculture  (corn,  famine)  in  1724,  jonathan  swift  wrote,  ‘whoever  makestwo  blades  of  grass  or  two  ears  of  corn  growwhere  only  one  grew  before  serves  mankindbetter  than  the  whole  race  of  politicians'.   in  europe  our  farmers  have  done  this.   in  1709,whole  villages  in  france  died  of  hunger.   now  ineurope,  we  can't  eat  all  the  food  we  produce.   ifonly  politicians  could  find  a  way  to  share  it  withthose  parts  of  the  world  where  there  is  famine.   7  we  are  still  here!   the  last  wonder  of  the  modern  world  is  simplythat  we  are  still  here.   we  have  had  nuclearweapons  for  over  50  years  that  could  destroy  theworld,  but  we  haven't  used  them  to  do  it.   this  is  surely  the  greatest  wonder  of  all