Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a thorough outline of all the examinable problem question topics in trust law. There is a detailed outline of how to approach problem questions on each topic; the correct steps to take, the appropriate way to analyse the cases, and the possible remedies. It starts with the three certainties to trust, and ends with Quistclose trusts. I compiled and used this to secure a first class in my trust summative problem question!

This Earth and Environmental Chemistry course explores the chemical makeup of our planet and how it affects the environment. Students learn basics of topics such as organic chemistry, electrochemistry and radioactivity as well as being introduced to new concepts like phase diagrams. This is all linked and related back to the earth and environment through relation to processes like weathering and erosion.

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, ...

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...

advanced cell biology

This document covers the different types of sedimentary rock, their environments of deposition / formation, the processes involved in their generation and how their specific physical features help us to identify what type of environment deposition took place in.

This module covers the different extrusive geophysical methods that can be used to analyse areas for their different physical properties. Each lecture covers a new method and delves into the background, application and processes of that method.

This module covers the processes involved in the formation of a volcanic eruption. It delves into the different types of volcano, eruption and products as well as the different risks associated with eruptions and how humans attempt to mitigate against them.

This module goes through understanding what contaminated land is and how it might become contaminated and then follows on to how land might be remediated (treated) to become useable once more or to a safe background level. Some case studies help in our understanding of why some areas are left contaminated and the importance of remediation.

This document entails the basics needed for mapping in the field. Including how to describe features in the field (micro / macro), structuring a notebook, why we carry out field work and how to graphically log sequences.

Lecture notes for surveying and digital mapping, covering procedures/ methods and uses for them in personal and national surveys.