Offence - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

I created these summary sheets of Fatal Offences with A01 for each sub-topic (Murder, Diminished Responsibility, Loss of Control, Gross Negligence, Unlawful Act). These sheets are all I used to revise this topic and I achieved an A* as my final grade. They use colour, key titles and short summaries of all key content including cases.

Summary of preliminary offences including attempted offences and impossibility for OCR, written by an A* student

LEG2601 SUMMARY STUDY NOTES. Legal Aspects Of Environmental Management What is the law? 1.1 Introduction - The law is the basis of any orderly society - Moral and ethical rules that govern human behaviour are not usually legal rules. - Biblical/ religious commandments can constitute a legal norm e.g. thou shall not kill – murder is a crime and is the intentional act of killing a person without jurisdiction - Ethics: aka individual morality, comprise those guidelines that people may set...

1. proceeding in the absence of the defendant 2. unrepresented defendants 3. abuse of process in the Crown Court 4. procedural steps in a jury trial, including the different ways in which evidence may be presented or proved, dealing with points of law during the trial and submission of no case to answer 5. speeches and summing up 6. verdicts, including majority verdicts and conviction of a lesser offence

Summary of evaluation of non-fatal offences for OCR, written by an A* student

I created these summary sheets of Non- Fatal Offences with A01 for each sub-topic (Assault, Battery, ABG, GBH). These sheets are all I used to revise this topic and I achieved an A* as my final grade. They use colour, key titles and short summaries of all key content including cases.

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RIPPLE EFFECT A ripple effect describes how the impact of crime can spread beyond the immediate victim throughout their family, friends and community. In other words, it ripples out much wider than the initial victims. Consider the offence of domestic abuse and the number of people this could affect. Abusers are often abused as children, or have witnessed the abuse of parents as children. If this goes unreported it can appear that it is acceptable, or children are socialised into this behav...

A summary flowchart to take you through each stage of a scenario exam answer on offences against the person. Achieved 78 in criminal exam using these flowcharts.