CourseLAW405

Week7 of 16

SemesterII

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This week’s topics

Non-violent offences: criminal damage, Theft Act 1968 (theft, robbery, blackmail), fraud and the Computer Misuse Act 1990

Non-violent offences

What you will be able to do

2.4 Describe non-violent offences.

Activity

Seminar, guided reading and a short written task: describe non-violent offences.

Study materials

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Course plan

Week 1: Criminal conduct as an act against the state
Week 2: Actus reus: voluntary and involuntary acts, omissions, fact…
Week 3: Mens rea: intention, foresight of virtual certainty, transf…
Week 4: Coincidence of actus reus and mens rea
Week 5: Murder and manslaughter: voluntary, involuntary, unlawful a…
Week 6: Assault and battery
Week 7: Non-violent offences: criminal damage, Theft Act 1968 (thef…
Midterm: Midterm evaluation
Week 9: Self-defence at common law and under the Criminal Law Act 1…
Week 10: Insanity and diminished responsibility; intoxication, autom…
Week 11: Criminal liability of minors: Children and Young Persons Ac…
Week 12: Applying Criminal Law in practice: case studies
Week 13: Assignment workshop: research, planning and referencing
Week 14: Assignment workshop: drafting, feedback and improvement
Week 15: Review and coursework completion
Final: Final assessment and submission

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