A comprehensive summary of lecture notes and textbook materials used in preparation for the assessment.

This is an exam guide which contains short summaries of the entire course contents you need to know for your exam for Criminal Law. Highlighted and annotated - easy to memorise and follow!

These notes talk about consent to harm and the Brown and Dica Case

Duress by circumstance and duress by necessity

We start with actus reus, mens rea and then go into detail to talk about the types of intent within mens rea. We then discuss the principles around causation and how it is effected by omission. Finally, these notes cover the loss of self control aspect of the voluntary manslaughter.

These notes give detailed attention to Non Fatal Offences such as battery, assault, ABH, s20 and s 18 of the OAPA 1861.

These notes provide an explanation into the types of involuntary manslaughter along with a brief description of reckless manslaughter.

These notes revolve around the Law of Self Defence and give an explanation of the difference in householder cases and the rationale for it.

These notes provide an in depth explanation of the law regarding sexual offences prior to SOA 2003 and the circumstances that led to reform. They cover S1,2,3 and 4 of the SOA 2003 in detail. Furthermore, they also deal with cases involving minors.

My notes are very thorough, detailed, and organised. They include everything you need to know to achieve a first on your modules. They're basically a compilation of my lecture notes, essential reading from various sources, as well as my wider reading pertaining each topic. They include not only information/facts, but in-depth analysis and critical commentaries of the laws, cases, and academic reading. Different text effects are used to separate, highlight, and emphasise important bits of informa...