Criminal Law (LAW1260)

University of Leeds (UoL)

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Introduction to Criminal Law
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    Introduction to Criminal Law

  • This document provides an in-depth exploration of Criminal Law, covering fundamental principles and key legal concepts essential for understanding criminal liability. It is structured into five key topics, each addressing crucial aspects of crime and its legal interpretation: Topic 1 - Introduction to Criminal Law A foundational overview of criminal law, including its purpose, sources, and the distinction between criminal and civil law. Topic 2 - Elements of a Crime I (Actus Reus - Part...
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 Elements of a Crime II (Causation)
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    Elements of a Crime II (Causation)

  • An analysis of causation in criminal law, differentiating between factual causation ("but for" test) and legal causation (intervening acts and foreseeability).
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Elements of a Crime IV (Recklessness, Knowledge, Rash, Negligence)
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    Elements of a Crime IV (Recklessness, Knowledge, Rash, Negligence)

  • A thorough explanation of recklessness in criminal law, distinguishing between subjective and objective recklessness, along with an overview of knowledge, rashness, and negligence as mental states in criminal offenses.
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Elements of a Crime III (Intention)
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    Elements of a Crime III (Intention)

  • A breakdown of mens rea (mental element of a crime), examining the different types of intention: - Basic, specific, and ulterior intent - Direct intention vs. oblique intention (including case law explanations)
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Elements of a Crime I (Actus Reus Part 1)
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    Elements of a Crime I (Actus Reus Part 1)

  • A detailed discussion on actus reus, the physical element of a crime, including voluntary and involuntary actions, omissions, and automatism as a defense.
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Lecture notes Criminal Law (LAW1260)  Criminal Law: Text, Cases, and Materials, ISBN: 9780198765783 Lecture notes Criminal Law (LAW1260)  Criminal Law: Text, Cases, and Materials, ISBN: 9780198765783
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    Lecture notes Criminal Law (LAW1260) Criminal Law: Text, Cases, and Materials, ISBN: 9780198765783

  • Notes from all the lectures of both semesters of criminal law in University of Leeds, except the last topic. Most of them are complete and some of them are rewatched to ensure that everything was taken into account. The first semester are the best ones but all lessons were attended.
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youth crime and justice
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    youth crime and justice

  • provides in depth detail on seminar notes from youth crime and justice module
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Criminal Law Self Defence Essay
Criminal Law Omissions Discussion
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    Criminal Law Omissions Discussion

  • The law of omissions should remain the same so people are not charged for actions that they didn't do. Discussion.
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