University: Law: Criminal law Coursework

The Criminal law category has 499 essays and covers:

Elements of Offences; Homicide; Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person; Sexual Offences; Theft; Robbery; Burglary; Criminal Damage; Deception; Inchoate Offences; Accomplices; Defences.

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Defining the term word		Read a preview →
Adam had been asked by his next-door neighbour, Boris to help clear Boris's garden. This work required him to use dangerous equipment such as a chainsaw and powerful chemical weedkillers.		Read a preview →
English legal doctrine is increasingly shunning objective mens rea as the 272 basis for criminal liability, in preference for a subjective assessment of the accused's mental state - Discuss.		Read a preview →
It is accepted that a person may generally defend themselves and their property from attack. To what extent do the laws of self defence and the prevention of crime support this contention?		Read a preview →
What Impact will Formalising Plea Bargaining have on Justice and Equality in the English Legal System?		Read a preview →
Restorative Justice Assignment		Read a preview →
Criminal justice: Sentencing law & practice		Read a preview →
Forensics - The Metropolitan Police Service Fingerprint Bureau.		Read a preview →
"All inchoate offences should be abolished on the theory that society is not harmed until the crime is completed" - Critically evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the above proposition.		Read a preview →
Discuss Dan's liability under the Criminal Damage Act 1971.		Read a preview →
Asses the approached to the definition of intention in English Criminal law.		Read a preview →
specify		Read a preview →
Consider whether the Criminal law and the procedures and principles which underpin it, are being undermined by new procedures aimed at anti-social behaviour?		Read a preview →
How effective would ADR be to the parties potentially involved in your three chosen examples?		Read a preview →
There are different types of consent that include express and implied. Discuss the issues of consent looking at relevant pieces of legislation and case law; in particular refer to the case of R v. Brown [1993] 2 All ER 75 and other decided cases.		Read a preview →
Robert Latimer's Unfair sentence.		Read a preview →
Critically discuss and analyse the concept of justice in contemporary society.'		Read a preview →
Explain and evaluate the extent to which the decision of the House of Lords in Woollin [1999] AC 82 has clarified the meaning of the concept of intention in English criminal law.		Read a preview →
The youth justice system.		Read a preview →
This essay will look at the media's representation of the police and examine the ways in which they are portrayed to the British public, be it either positively or negatively.Focusing		Read a preview →
Race, Gender & Juvenile Justice'HNC Criminology Bridging Module		Read a preview →
Critically evaluate the meaning of the term 'recklessness' to describe an aspect of mens rea and explain how it is currently applied to offences in English Law.		Read a preview →
Expert Testimony Issues In False Allegation Cases.		Read a preview →
Written Piece for the Autumn Term		Read a preview →
Voluntary Intoxication - the law.		Read a preview →

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