A2 Unit G153 Criminal Law (H418)
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theft summary sheet
Summary: Explore the concept of theft in detail with this comprehensive study resource. Walk through the necessary elements that constitute theft, examining key cases and acts that have shaped its legal framework. Gain a deep understanding of the essential elements of theft, such as dishonesty, appropriation, property, and the intention to permanently deprive. Dive into significant cases and relevant legislation that have influenced the interpretation and application of theft laws. Equip yoursel...
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Criminal Law Notes + Case Notes + Acts + Court Structure
Are you looking for a comprehensive and concise guide to ace your A-level law exam? Look no further than this document that covers everything you need to know about criminal law in the UK. You will get: 
 
Detailed notes on the key topics and concepts of criminal law. 
 
Case notes on the most relevant and influential cases that illustrate the application and development of criminal law principles and rules. 
 
Acts and statutes that provide the legal sources and authority for criminal law in th...
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Evaluation Essay for the defence of Self Defence
This is an evaluative essay of the defence of self defence with AO1 Knowledge and AO3 which is the evaluation. It includes key case examples from this area of Law.
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OCR Paper 1 Law Revision SUMMARY
Hiya! These are my summary notes for OCR Law Paper 1! Every single topic has been summarised and have been given full marks. All information may not need to be included within an exam question, but the simple bullet points ensured that I achieved an A* overall in my Y13 mock exams! Having just sat my Law A Level, this notes that I have made definitely made me feel confident going into the exam, and to be honest they felt like a breeze! I hope that if and when you purchase my notes, they are just...
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Criminal law OCR all topics - summary sheets
A complete set of summary notes with everything needed to achieve an A* in criminal law. Notes are written by an A* student for OCR
Includes non-fatal offences, fatal offences, manslaughter, defences, property offences and evaluation topics.
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Evaluation of non-fatal offences - Criminal law
Summary of evaluation of non-fatal offences for OCR, written by an A* student
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Evaluation of self defence - Criminal law
Summary of evaluation of self defence for OCR, written by an A* student
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Evaluation of consent - Criminal law
Summary of evaluation of consent for OCR, written by an A* student
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Evaluation of intoxication - Criminal law
Summary of evaluation of intoxication for OCR, written by an A* student
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S.47 and s.20 OAPA - Criminal law
Summary of s.47 and s.20 OAPA for OCR, written by an A* student
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s.18 OAPA - Criminal law
Summary of s.18 Offences Against the Person Act, Grievous bodily harm with intent for OCR, written by an A* student
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Assault and battery - Criminal law
Summary of assault and battery for OCR, written by an A* student
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Theft - Criminal law OCR
Summary of theft for OCR, written by an A* student
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Robbery - Criminal law OCR
Summary of robbery for OCR, written by an A* student
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Burglary - Criminal law OCR
Summary of burglary for OCR, written by an A* student
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Preliminary offences - Criminal law
Summary of preliminary offences including attempted offences and impossibility for OCR, written by an A* student
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Unlawful act manslaughter - Criminal law
Summary of unlawful act manslaughter for OCR, written by an A* student
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Gross negligence manslaughter - Criminal law
Summary of gross negligence manslaughter for OCR, written by an A* student
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Voluntary manslaughter - Criminal law
Summary of voluntary manslaughter including diminished responsibility and loss of control for OCR, written by an A* student
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Defence of automatism - Criminal law
Summary of defence of automatism for OCR, written by an A* student