'Actus reus' presentation slideshows

Criminal Law

Criminal Law. Criminal Law Pre-Test. Answer the questions on the pre-test to the best of your ability, then pass in At the end of the unit we will re-take the pre-test to determine your progress. Review. Crime: act or omission of an act that is prohibited and punishable by Fed statute

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Chapter 1

The basis of Australian law. Chapter 1. Chapter overview. This chapter looks at the concepts of Rules (legal and non-legal) Laws Statute & common law Criminal & civil law Characteristics of effective laws. Rules. Two types of rules legal non-legal. Legal rules or laws.

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CRIMINAL LAW: REGULATORY OFFENCES SEPTEMBER 30, 2013

CRIMINAL LAW: REGULATORY OFFENCES SEPTEMBER 30, 2013. Overview . Public welfare/regulatory offences Strict and absolute liability offences Reasonable Care Defences Defences ( Actuus reus ) Private Prosecutions Penalties and Sentencing issues Charter. Regulatory Offences.

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Congratulations for completing your AS in Law!

Congratulations for completing your AS in Law!. On a post it please write down 1 thing you have liked and 1 thing you have disliked/found difficult during AS Law. Who are you?. Exam Feedback.

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Justification and Excuse. Criminal Law. Violation of social norms that subjects the offender to punishment. Requirements for a Crime. Mens Rea-guilty mind-the criminal knows or should have known certain things are criminal and the criminal chose or failed to chose certain things.

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Criminal Law

Criminal Law. A2 Mrs Howe. Objectives. Understand what makes an offence Criminal The role of criminal law in society How criminal law works Part 2 Explain the elements to be taken into account when deciding if the D had the required Actus Reus. What is a Crime.

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Non Fatal Offences Against the Person

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Task 1

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Amnesia and Criminal Competencies

Amnesia and Criminal Competencies. Forensic Neuropsychology Marie Schroder June 8, 2006. Amnesia. Conceptualized by neuropsychologists Profound deficit in acquisition, retention, or retrieval Anterograde/ Retrograde Amnesic syndrome Anatomical substrate

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Non-Fatal Offences

Non-Fatal Offences. Lesson Objectives. Learners will be able to: List and define the major non-fatal offences. Apply these offences to a range of scenarios. Assess the effectiveness of these offences and how the CPS tries to distinguish these offences practically. The Hierarchy of Offences.

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Elements of an offence

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Actus Reus & Mens Rea

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Morality and Crime

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Topic 12

Topic 12. Attempts. Introduction. If a defendant fully intends to commit a crime but for some reason fails to complete the actus reus , the law on attempts is available to ensure that he or she can still be prosecuted.

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Law 12 7.4

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CRIMINAL LAW

CRIMINAL LAW. Starter: In pairs complete the 2 tasks below Write down as many different words that you can think of linking to criminal law ( courts? Types of crimes? Personnel?) Come up with a written definition of what is a crime?. Crime or not a crime? That is the question!!!.

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