These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...

These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...

In depth study notes explaining the scenarios in which omissions liability arises in English law, and extensive arguments for and against imposing omissions liability including academic commentary on these arguments. Also included are detailed case summaries of the mandatory cases for omissions required by the LSE criminal law module, including the facts, judgments and reasoning for the cases.

This document is an essay plan for the topic of causation in Criminal Law.

Notes have been formatted to model the structure of an answer to a problem question on the relevant topic. Topics included in this set: sexual offences (SOA 2003), non-fatal offences against the person (OAPA 1861), homicide, complicity and defences.

Essay notes for exam on the topic of causation (actus reus)

Notes for the topic of strict liability - categorised to answer any essay question on this topic