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	'''Article 4 - Responsibility'''		'''Article 4 - Responsibility'''

	'''Article 5 - Inchoate Crimes'''		'''Article 5 - Inchoate Crimes'''

	'''Article 6 - Authorized Disposition of Offenders'''		'''Article 6 - Authorized Disposition of Offenders'''

	'''Article 7 - Authority of Court in Sentencing'''		'''Article 7 - Authority of Court in Sentencing'''

	'''PART II: DEFINITION OF SPECIFIC CRIMES'''		'''PART II: DEFINITION OF SPECIFIC CRIMES'''

	'''PART III: TREATMENT & CORRECTIONS'''		'''PART III: TREATMENT & CORRECTIONS'''
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	The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.		The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.

	~~PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS~~		'''Part I: GENERAL PROVISIONS'''

	'''Article 1 - Preliminary'''		'''Article 1 - Preliminary'''
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	*3.11 - Definitions		*3.11 - Definitions

			'''Article 4 - Responsibility'''
			'''Article 5 - Inchoate Crimes'''
			'''Article 6 - Authorized Disposition of Offenders'''
			'''Article 7 - Authority of Court in Sentencing'''
			'''PART II: DEFINITION OF SPECIFIC CRIMES'''
			'''PART III: TREATMENT & CORRECTIONS'''
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	See [[Crimes]],[[United States]]		See [[Crimes]],[[United States]]

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	The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.		The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.

	PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS		PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS

	'''Article 1 - Preliminary'''		'''Article 1 - Preliminary'''
	*1.01 - Title and Effective Date		*1.01 - Title and Effective Date
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	*2.02 - General Requirements of Culpability		*2.02 - General Requirements of Culpability
	*2.03 - Causal Relationship Between Conduct and Result; Divergence Between Result Designed or Contemplated and Actual Result or Between Probable and Actual Result.		*2.03 - Causal Relationship Between Conduct and Result; Divergence Between Result Designed or Contemplated and Actual Result or Between Probable and Actual Result.
	*2.04 Ignorance or Mistake		*2.04 - Ignorance or Mistake
	*2.05 - Culpability Requirements are Inapplicable to Violations and to Offenses Defined By Other Statutes; Effect of Absolute Liability in Reducing Grade of Offense to Violation		*2.05 - Culpability Requirements are Inapplicable to Violations and to Offenses Defined By Other Statutes; Effect of Absolute Liability in Reducing Grade of Offense to Violation
	*2.06 - Liability for Conduct of Another; Complicity		*2.06 - Liability for Conduct of Another; Complicity

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 The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.
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	The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.		The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.

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			See [[Crimes]],[[United States]]
	=Notes=		=Notes=
	<references/>		<references/>

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	of much American criminal law scholarship since the Code’s promulgation. <ref>Markus Dirk Dubber and Paul H. Robinson, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MODEL PENAL CODE		of much American criminal law scholarship since the Code’s promulgation. <ref>Markus Dirk Dubber and Paul H. Robinson, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MODEL PENAL CODE
	Paul H. Robinson</ref></BLOCKQUOTE>		Paul H. Robinson</ref></BLOCKQUOTE>
	=Basic Structure of the Model Penal Code==		=Basic Structure of the Model Penal Code=

	The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.		The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.


	=Notes=		=Notes=
	<references/>		<references/>

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	of much American criminal law scholarship since the Code’s promulgation. <ref>Markus Dirk Dubber and Paul H. Robinson, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MODEL PENAL CODE		of much American criminal law scholarship since the Code’s promulgation. <ref>Markus Dirk Dubber and Paul H. Robinson, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MODEL PENAL CODE
	Paul H. Robinson</ref></BLOCKQUOTE>		Paul H. Robinson</ref></BLOCKQUOTE>
			=Basic Structure of the Model Penal Code==

			The Model Penal Code has three parts: General Provisions, Definition of Specific Crimes, and Treatment & Corrections.


	=Notes=		=Notes=
	<references/>		<references/>

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	=Introduction to the Model Penal Code=		=Introduction to the Model Penal Code=
			The introduction to the Model Penal Code explains the origins and purposes of the code:

	<blockquote>American criminal law is codified in fifty-two criminal codes. The federal		<blockquote>American criminal law is codified in fifty-two criminal codes. The federal
	criminal code overlays the codes of each of the fifty states and the District of Columbia.		criminal code overlays the codes of each of the fifty states and the District of Columbia.

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	of much American criminal law scholarship since the Code’s promulgation. <ref>Markus Dirk Dubber and Paul H. Robinson, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MODEL PENAL CODE		of much American criminal law scholarship since the Code’s promulgation. <ref>Markus Dirk Dubber and Paul H. Robinson, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MODEL PENAL CODE
	Paul H. Robinson</ref></BLOCKQUOTE>		Paul H. Robinson</ref></BLOCKQUOTE>


	=Notes=		=Notes=
	<references/>		<references/>

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	PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS		PARTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS
	'''Article 1 - Preliminary'''		'''Article 1 - Preliminary'''
	1.01 - Title and Effective Date		*1.01 - Title and Effective Date
	1.02 - Purposes; Principles of Construction		*1.02 - Purposes; Principles of Construction
	1.03 - Territorial Applicability		*1.03 - Territorial Applicability
	1.04 - Classes of Crimes; Violations		*1.04 - Classes of Crimes; Violations
	1.05 - All Offenses Defined by Statute' Application of General Provisions of the Code		*1.05 - All Offenses Defined by Statute' Application of General Provisions of the Code
	1.06 - Time Limitations		*1.06 - Time Limitations
	1.07 - Method of Prosecution When Conduct Constitutes More Than One Offense		*1.07 - Method of Prosecution When Conduct Constitutes More Than One Offense
	1.08 - When Prosecution Barred by Former Prosecution of the Same Offense		*1.08 - When Prosecution Barred by Former Prosecution of the Same Offense
	1.09 - When Prosecution Barred by Former Prosecution of Different Offense		*1.09 - When Prosecution Barred by Former Prosecution of Different Offense
	1.10 - Former Prosecution in Another Jurisdiction: When A Bar		*1.10 - Former Prosecution in Another Jurisdiction: When A Bar
	1.11 - Former Prosecution Before Court Lacking Jurisdiction or When Fraudulently Procured by the Defendant		*1.11 - Former Prosecution Before Court Lacking Jurisdiction or When Fraudulently Procured by the Defendant
	1.12 - Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt; Affiramtive Defenses' Burden of Proving Fact When Not an Element of an Offense; Presumptions		*1.12 - Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt; Affiramtive Defenses' Burden of Proving Fact When Not an Element of an Offense; Presumptions
	1.13 - General Definitions		*1.13 - General Definitions

	'''Article 2 - General Principles of Liability'''		'''Article 2 - General Principles of Liability'''
	2.01 - Requirement of Voluntary Act Ommission as Basis of Liability; Possession as an Act		*2.01 - Requirement of Voluntary Act Ommission as Basis of Liability; Possession as an Act
	2.02 - General Requirements of Culpability		*2.02 - General Requirements of Culpability
	2.03 - Causal Relationship Between Conduct and Result; Divergence Between Result Designed or Contemplated and Actual Result or Between Probable and Actual Result.		*2.03 - Causal Relationship Between Conduct and Result; Divergence Between Result Designed or Contemplated and Actual Result or Between Probable and Actual Result.
	2.04 Ignorance or Mistake		*2.04 Ignorance or Mistake
	2.05 - Culpability Requirements are Inapplicable to Violations and to Offenses Defined By Other Statutes; Effect of Absolute Liability in Reducing Grade of Offense to Violation		*2.05 - Culpability Requirements are Inapplicable to Violations and to Offenses Defined By Other Statutes; Effect of Absolute Liability in Reducing Grade of Offense to Violation
	2.06 - Liability for Conduct of Another; Complicity		*2.06 - Liability for Conduct of Another; Complicity
	2.07 - Liability of Corporations, Unincorporated Associations and Persons Acting or Under a Duty to Act, in Their Behalf		*2.07 - Liability of Corporations, Unincorporated Associations and Persons Acting or Under a Duty to Act, in Their Behalf
	2.08 - Intoxication		*2.08 - Intoxication
	2.09 - Duress		*2.09 - Duress
	2.10 - Military Orders		*2.10 - Military Orders
	2.11 - Consent		*2.11 - Consent
	2.12 - De Minimus Infractions		*2.12 - De Minimus Infractions
	2.13 - Entrapment		*2.13 - Entrapment

	'''Article 3 - General Principles of Justification'''		'''Article 3 - General Principles of Justification'''
	3.01 - Justification as Affirmative Defense; Civil Remedies Unaffected		*3.01 - Justification as Affirmative Defense; Civil Remedies Unaffected
	3.02 - Justification Generally; Choice of Evils		*3.02 - Justification Generally; Choice of Evils
	3.03 - Execution of Public Duty		*3.03 - Execution of Public Duty
	3.04 - Use of Force in Self-Protection		*3.04 - Use of Force in Self-Protection
	3.05 - Use of Force for the Protection of Other Persons		*3.05 - Use of Force for the Protection of Other Persons
	3.06 - Use of Force for the Protection of Property		*3.06 - Use of Force for the Protection of Property
	3.07 - Use of Force in Law Enforcement		*3.07 - Use of Force in Law Enforcement
	3.08 - Use of Force by Persons with Special Responsibility for Care, Discipline or Safety of Others		*3.08 - Use of Force by Persons with Special Responsibility for Care, Discipline or Safety of Others
	3.09 - Mistake of Law as to Unlawfulness of Force or Legality of Arrest; Reckless or Negligent Use of Otherwise Justifiable Force; Reckless or Negligent Injury or Risk of Injury to Innocent Persons		*3.09 - Mistake of Law as to Unlawfulness of Force or Legality of Arrest; Reckless or Negligent Use of Otherwise Justifiable Force; Reckless or Negligent Injury or Risk of Injury to Innocent Persons
	3.10 - Justification in Property Crimes		*3.10 - Justification in Property Crimes
	3.11 - Definitions		*3.11 - Definitions