Crim lit - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Concise Criminal Litigation notes that cover every topic. Achieved 90% in the exam using these notes alone. Very clear layout that covers exam technique in depth. Made for BPP LPC 2021.

6 page document (double column) covering the whole of the Criminal Litigation course written specifically for the 22/23 year. This is helpfully sorted by SGS and contains all the in-depth material needed for the Criminal Litigation course.

Summarises everything you need to know for the Crim Lit module on the Accelerated LPC. Scored 89%.

Full revision notes from lectures + SGSs DISTINCTION LEVEL (80% IN LITIGATION EXAM) Includes: - professional conduct - police powers - police station advice - bail, PBV and allocation of trial - evidence - sentencing and appeals

Comprehensive Criminal litigation notes for the LPC with BPP University. I managed to get a 79 in Crim Lit with these notes. I made sure that these notes cover extensively, everything you need to pas the exam including exam technique and sample questions. You could do well on the Crim Lit module by just reading these notes, yes I am that confident.

Complete criminal litigation notes. Gives step by step guidance for answering problem questions on all topics including the lawful exercise of police powers, advising a suspect before their police interview, the admissibility of evidence, and the sentencing proceudre. Includes contents page for offences listed in permitted materials which was very useful for revision and exam (if open book).

Bail and remands • The difference between adjournments and remands, • Time limits applicable to defendants remanded in custody, • The general right to bail under the Bail Act 1976 and the occasions when it does not apply, • The grounds and reasons for refusing bail, • Bail conditions that can be applied and under what circumstances, • The practice and procedure on appeal to the Crown Court against a decision to refuse bail in the Magistrates’ Court, • The grounds upon w...

Identification evidence and other issues relating to corroboration • The special need for caution required in identification cases, • The circumstances in which the judge may withdraw an identification case from the jury, • The nature and content of a “Turnbull” warning, • The grounds on which the judge might exclude identification evidence (consideration of Code D.3 of PACE will also be required), • The to make or challenge applications to exclude identification eviden...

. Disclosure of unused material and defence statements • The investigator’s duty to retain unused material, • The prosecutor’s duty of disclosure, • The test for determining whether unused material should be disclosed by the prosecution, including the requirement of continuous review, • Time limits for prosecution disclosure, • Applications to compel the prosecution to disclose, • Defense duties of disclosure, • The requirements relating to the contents of a defence sta...

Preliminaries to prosecution: • The structure of the codes of conduct issued under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 [PACE] and their importance to criminal investigations (key principles only), • The provisions of Code C.10 (cautions and special warnings) and Code C.11 (interviews), • The provisions of Code D.3 (identification by witnesses), • The different powers of search and arrest, • The role of the Crown Prosecution Service, including the Crown Prosecutors Code an...