Criminal Law (LAW107)

This document provides an in-depth summary on actus reus, the distinction between acts and omissions and establishing breach of duty and causation. Most cases are briefly explained to make them understandable and gives you the opportunity to apply them to problem questions.

Really clear homicide notes including all cases

Actus Reus detailed lecture summary notes - including cases

Criminal Law, Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Lecture Notes

Extensive in-depth summary of the PROPERTY OFFENCES topic of the 1st year Criminal Law module at the University of Liverpool LLB course, Sem 2 . Including lecture notes, seminar notes, key reading + further readings, key cases, key rules, suggested exam answer structure, key tips & notes of advice taken directly from lecturers & professors - all of which can be used to study from, use alongside lectures during term time, as well as also being permitted for use in the open-book exam at the end of...

Extensive in depth summaries of the DEFENCES topic of the 1st year Criminal Law module at the University of Liverpool LLB course, Sem 2 . Including lecture notes, seminar notes, key reading + further readings, key cases, key rules, suggested exam answer structure, key tips & notes of advice taken directly from lecturers & professors - all of which can be used to study from, use alongside lectures during term time, as well as also being permitted for use in the open-book exam at the end of the ye...

Criminal Law, Mens Rea Lecture Notes

Extensive in-depth summary of the RAPE topic of the 1st year Criminal Law module at the University of Liverpool LLB course, Sem 2 . Including lecture notes, seminar notes, key reading + further readings, key cases, key rules, suggested exam answer structure, key tips & notes of advice taken directly from lecturers & professors - all of which can be used to study from, use alongside lectures during term time, as well as also being permitted for use in the open-book exam at the end of the year as ...

Criminal Law, Intoxication Lecture Notes