This lecture presentation considers a number of problem questions involving liability for property offences.

This lecture presentation considers the offences of simple damage and aggravated damage contrary to s1(1) and s1(2) of the Criminal Damage Act 1971

This is a recording of a webinar conducted in May 2021.

In this live webinar recording conducted in April 2021 criminal law defences are compared and contrasted.

This is a recording of a webinar covering a wide range of examinable issues related to the non fatal offences.

This recording demonstrates how to answer a problem question concerning liability for inflicting or causing psychiatric injury

FREE RECORDING: This lecture presentation considers a question raising liability for a non fatal offence where D infects V with HIV

This lecture presentation explains how to apply the failure of proof defences to problems raising questions of liability for the non fatal offences.

This presentation provides guidance to answering questions on non fatal offences.

Test yourself with these THREE sets of MCQs each consisting of 15 questions covering elements of Criminal Law.

In this lecture the partial defence to murder of loss of control in s54 of the Coroners and Justice Act 2009 is considered in detail.

12 multiple choice questions about homicide. Test your knowledge…

In this audio presentation liability for attempt contrary to s1(1) of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 is examined.

In this series of five lectures the offences of fraud and obtaining services dishonestly are considered.

In this series of lessons each of the five elements of theft are considered in detail.

This audio presentation covers a number of important introductory issues necessary for a good understanding of Criminal Law.

This set of audio presentations consists of six separate ‘lessons’ covering the law relating to self-defence and prevention of crime.

This lecture presentation considers the offence of rape contrary to s1(1) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003.

This lecture presentation covers automatism and insanity in depth.

This lecture presentation covers assault, battery and offences contrary to section 47, section 20 and section 18 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861.

This lecture with powerpoint presentation covers the offences of burglary contrary to s9(1) of the Theft Act 1968 and aggravated burglary contrary to s10.

This covers, in detail, the law relating to murder and involuntary manslaughter.