Offence Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Lecture 1: Definition and types of violence, Lecture 2: Violence victimization: its meaning and prevalence, Lecture 3: Victim recognition in the Criminal Justice System, Lecture 4: Data visualization, Lecture 5: Research violence, Lecture 6: Exploring sexual violence victimhood in men, Lecture 7: Gun violence, Lecture 8: Suicide, Lecture 9: Domestic Violence during COVID-10, Lecture 10: Biopsychosocial perspectives on violent offending, Lecture 11: Violence offending: Who offends and in what con...

Criminal Law: Criminal Damage, Non-Fatal Offences against the Person, Sexual Offences, Fatal Offences against the Person Detailed break down of each element of the offence, definitions, cases, and defences. All you need for the open book exam. Table of contents used and clearly laid out with easy access and colour coordinated notes.

This document contains the solutions to assessment 05 for FAC3764 that is due on the 28 June 2023. This should be used for comparison purposes only please note that plagiarism is a serious offence.

These notes cover most of the topics taught on the postgraduate conversion courses in the UK (the GDL and the PGDL). They can also cover many introductory papers taught on UK undergraduate Law degrees (LLBs). These notes include guidance on exam structure and technique where relevant. Compared to standard notes, this will save you lots of time. Most people will make notes during workshops, and then create exam plans nearer exams. Here, you take both steps together. Using these notes, I gai...

These notes cover most of the topics taught on the postgraduate conversion courses in the UK (the GDL and the PGDL). They can also cover many introductory papers taught on UK undergraduate Law degrees (LLBs). These notes include guidance on exam structure and technique where relevant. Compared to standard notes, this will save you lots of time. Most people will make notes during workshops, and then create exam plans nearer exams. Here, you take both steps together. Using these notes, I gai...

This is a model answer 20/20 for OCR law on non-fatal offences of the person under criminal law

In depth detail of each element of the offence, sections, and relevant case law organised in a table. Everything you need for the exam in one document (this is all I used in the open book exam). Table of contents used so easily laid out and easy access to each section of notes. ie theft> appropriation > definition of appropriation, assumption of the rights of an owner, consent of assumption, appropriation of gifts, the act of appropriation, later assumption of the rights of an owner, ...

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.