Sexual offences notes Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This set of notes covers the topic of sexual offences (as per the Sexual Offences Act 2003) in criminal law. The document contains easy-to-follow tables that summarise the elements of relevant criminal offences (in the order that one would tackle them in problem questions), cases (with facts, issues and judgement), and academic articles and/ or opinions (relevant for essay questions). The notes are very comprehensive - ideal for revision and/ or for those looking to build their knowledge...

Revision notes for Evidence – Basic Principles.1. PURPOSE OF LAW OF EVIDENCE 2. ISSUES AND FACTS Facts versus evidence:  Facts are used to determine issues. The resolution of issues determines the outcome of a case. For example in criminal cases, the accused’s mens rea is an issue that must be determined.  Evidence is different, as they do not directly determine issues. While facts are generally derived from evidence, only facts that have been accepted or “found” by the judge...

A complete set of criminal law revision notes and a full set of case notes. - 138 pages but covers everything. Covers the topics of: Mens Rea and Actus Reus, Murder, Voluntary manslaughter - Diminished Responsibility and Loss of Self Control, Unlawful Act Manslaughter (involuntary), Non-fatal offences against the person (assault, battery, etc), defences to assault and battery, non-fatal offences and consent (Brown), Sexual offences, Criminal Damage, Theft, Self-defence, Duress and Necessi...

A set of case notes for cases covered in Law1003 Criminal Law. These work well with my full set of revision notes which cover all topics needed for first year criminal law. Studied 2022/23 Includes cases for : Mens rea and actus reus, murder, Voluntary Manslaughter (loss of self control, diminished responsibility), Unlawful Act Manslaughter (Involuntary), Non-fatal offences against the person (assault, battery, etc), Non-fatal offences and consent (Brown), Sexual Offences, Criminal Damage, ...

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Criminal Law lecture notes. includes the topics: The principles of criminal law Actus Reus and criminal liability Mens Rea and Strict Liability Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Sexual Offences Murder and Voluntary Manslaughter Involuntary Manslaughter Property Offences Duress, Necessity and Self-Defence Insanity, Automatism and Intoxication Secondary Parties

40 Pages of First Class Advanced Criminal Law Notes. Covers: Sexual Offences, Non-fatal Offences, Theft, Robbery, Burglary, Fraud, Harassment, Stalking, Defences. Format: bullet point question and answers (key words coloured), tables and highlighted cases. The content within these notes will allow you to obtain all information necessary to confidently answer problem questions within an advanced criminal law exam.

Summary notes on the criminal law of the Sexual Offences Act 2003

Learn about sexual offences with these concise lecture notes. The focus is on rape (S1), covering actus reus and mens rea, with evidential and conclusive presumptions (S75, S76). Explore cases like R v Morgan and legal definitions of consent (S74). The Assault By Penetration section (S2) delves into intentional penetration and lack of consent. Sexual Assault (S3) includes intentional sexual touching without consent. Definitions of touching and sexual acts are clarified in S79 and S78. The docume...