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Foundation Law 2013/14
1
Lecture 6
Introduction to Criminal Law
Reading List:
 Jacqueline Martin, “GCSE Law”, 5th
edition, Chapter 21- Criminal Law: introduction
Cases:
 R v Lewis (1970)
 R v Smith (1959)
 R v Jordan (1956)
 R v Cheshire (1991)
 R v Mohan (1976)
 Winzar v Chief Constable for Kent (1983)
 Harrow LBC v Shah & Shah (1999)
Preparatory Questions for Seminar 5:
1. Outline and explain the two elements of crime.
2. Explain, by giving an example, of what is meant by a strict liability offence.
3. What is an omission?
4. Explain the standard and burden of proof in criminal law.
5. What is meant by the chain of causation?
Learning Outcomes:
 Outline the elements of crime;
 Understand the different degrees of intent;
 Explain what is a strict liability offence;
 Outline the burden and standard of proof in criminal law; and
 Be able to analyse case law and cite cases in a persuasive manner in an answer.

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  • 1. Foundation Law 2013/14 1 Lecture 6 Introduction to Criminal Law Reading List:  Jacqueline Martin, “GCSE Law”, 5th edition, Chapter 21- Criminal Law: introduction Cases:  R v Lewis (1970)  R v Smith (1959)  R v Jordan (1956)  R v Cheshire (1991)  R v Mohan (1976)  Winzar v Chief Constable for Kent (1983)  Harrow LBC v Shah & Shah (1999) Preparatory Questions for Seminar 5: 1. Outline and explain the two elements of crime. 2. Explain, by giving an example, of what is meant by a strict liability offence. 3. What is an omission? 4. Explain the standard and burden of proof in criminal law. 5. What is meant by the chain of causation? Learning Outcomes:  Outline the elements of crime;  Understand the different degrees of intent;  Explain what is a strict liability offence;  Outline the burden and standard of proof in criminal law; and  Be able to analyse case law and cite cases in a persuasive manner in an answer.