Criminal Law
The University of Sheffield (TUOS)
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Criminal Law and Justice
Criminal Law and Justice
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Judgments
The Theft Problem ( Gomez, Hinks, Ghosh, Briggs, Shute )
PopularComprehensive table unpacking 'the theft problem,' utilising judgements in relevant landmark cases and dissecting obiter dicta by judges involved. This Essay Addresses - Contradictions between civil and criminal law - Does theft target the right thing - Differences between Hinks and Gomez - Coverage of the case of Briggs and Ghosh - Obiter Dicta from Lord Hutton, Lord Hobhouse, Lord Steyn - Interference with rights - Overlap between theft and fraud - How the overlap may help prose...
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Assault and Battery Cases
Simple case summaries that will cut back your reading time by weeks. No more 100 page judgements
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Sexual Offences - Case Summaries
Extensive list of case summaries that will cut back your reading and note taking by weeks. Manageable summaries, no more trawling through 100 page judgements
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Using the judgement of R v Howe 1987, critically consider the theoretical and pragmatic arguments in favour & against extending the defence of duress to murder?
First Class essay discussing the theoretical, pragmatic and legal arguments for and against extending the defence of duress to murder.
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Using the judgement of R v Howe 1987, critically consider the theoretical and pragmatic arguments in favour & against extending the defence of duress to murder?
Full length essay discussing the moral, legal and pragmatic issues surrounding the defence of duress and murder.
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Should the law be doing more to protect drunk women? (R v Bree 2007)
Full length essay outlining the judgement and subsequent debate around drunken consent in the case of R v Bree 2007.
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Advanced Criminal Law Exam Notes (First Class)
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.
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