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Statutory Interpretation (P1)
What is the literal rule,
What is the golden rule,
What is the mischief rule
19
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Non-Fatal Offences (P1)
What is the actus reus for assault,
What is the mens rea for assault,
What cases are used for assault
15
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Negligence (P2)
What is the first element of the ...,
What is the second element of the...,
What is the third element of the ...
12
cards
Delegated Legislation (P3)
What is delegated leglislation,
What are the reasons for detailed...,
What is a parent act
12
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Law Commission (P2)
What is the law commission,
What is the law commission concer...,
How does the law commission work
8
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Judicial Precedent (P1)
What is the definition of judicia...,
What does stare decisis mean,
What is the hierarchy of the courts
38
cards
Occupiers Liability - Lawful Visitors (P2)
What statute is occupiers liabili...,
What is an occupier,
What is a premises
8
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Occupiers Liability - Trespassers (P2)
What statute is occupiers liabili...,
When does a duty arise to trespas...,
What does s194 ola 84 state
3
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Influences on Parliament (P2)
What is meant by political influence,
Advantages of political influence,
Disadvantages of political influence
10
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Fatal Offences: Murder, Voluntary Manslaughter, Involuntary Manslaughter (P1)
What is the ar for murder,
What is the mr for murder,
What is the template for murder
21
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Attempt (P1)
What is meant by an attempt,
What is the actus reus of attempt,
What is the mens rea of attempt
7
cards
Theft (P1)
What is the definition of theft,
What type of offence is theft,
What is the ar of theft
13
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Robbery (P1)
What is the definition of robbery,
What is the ar of robbery,
What is the mr of robbery
9
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The Legal System: Access to Justice & Funding (P1&2&3)
What is the citizens advice bureau,
What are law centres,
What are trade unions
12
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General Elements of Liability (P1)
What is the definition of a crime,
What is the role of the state in ...,
What is the definition of actus reus
25
cards
Capacity Defences (P1)
What are the three requirements t...,
R v clarke defect of reason,
What is the second part of the test
35
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Necessity Defences (P1)
What is self defence,
What are the two requirements nee...,
Does the d need to wait to be att...
15
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Rules of Criminal Law
What is the definition of a crime,
How has the law on homosexuality ...,
How does new technology create ne...
8
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Theory in Criminal Law
0
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Juries (P1)
Who is allowed on the jury accord...,
Who isn t allowed on a jury,
When can some be excused from a jury
10
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Criminal Courts (P1)
What is a summary offence,
What are triable either way offences,
What is an indictable offence
8
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Sentencing (P1)
What is a custodial sentence,
What is a discharge,
What is a fine
7
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Psychiatric Injury in Negligence(P2)
What is the difference between a ...,
What is the one requirement that ...,
What did white and others v cc of...
6
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Pure Economic Loss in Negligence
Spartan steel v martin,
What is an exception of the pure ...,
Spartan steel v martin and co ltd...
6
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Nuisance (P2)
What is private nuisance,
To be successful in a claim of nu...,
Who can have legal interest
24
cards
Rylands v Fletcher
What are the four elements that m...,
Who can be a claimant,
Who can be a defendant
11
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Rules of Tort Law
What is civil law concerned with,
What is the key difference betwee...,
Give four examples of civil law
14
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Theory of tort law
In which torts does the claimant ...,
How does the claimant prove fault,
What is the standard of proof
14
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Vicarious Liability
What is vicarious liability,
What is a worker,
What are the two types of workers
35
cards
Defences in Paper 2
What is the act of parliament whi...,
What does contributory negligence...,
How does cn work
19
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The Legal System: the civil courts and other forms of dispute resolution
What are some main areas of civil...,
What is the normal way to try and...,
What are the main areas of jurisd...
55
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