A combined total of 175 pages of notes covering every single sub-topic within the criminal law module sat at most universities across the country. This includes: - Actus Reus - Mens Rea - Complicity - Homicide - Voluntary manslaughter - Non-fatal Offences - Offences against Property - Inchoate Offences - Rape and the criminal justice system - Defenses - Nature and purposes of criminal justice In addition there is an essay for the following question: "Critically examine the impact of the decision of the House of Lords in R v G & R (2003)."

A 3,000 word essay on what the general will means for Rousseau and how it functions. It's my own answer to the question and it was awarded a 67% (high 2:1). It includes all relevant referencing and a bibliography. Useful for anyone trying to understand Rousseau and the general will.

A two page document outlining the following in relation to Weimar Germany. - The abdication of the Kaiser, the temporary rule of Ebert, Ebert's action during this temporary period. - Elections of 1919, Ebert's government - Breakdown of the constitution of the Weimar Republic - Weaknesses of the Weimar Republic

A 15 page document that covers all of the relevant topics from the Big 3 World War II conferences through the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s up until the fall of Communism.

A 13 slide presentation including details spider diagrams to help you answer any negligence based problem question. The presentation includes all relevant case law and supporting materials. The spider diagram covers: - Duty of care - legal elements of negligence, definition, development of the duty of care test - Liability for omissions - misfeasance, rescuers as claimants, categories of exceptions - Liability for the acts of third parties - Liability for psychiatric harm - Liability for economic loss - Exceptional breach of duty scenarios - Public authority liability - Causation in negligence - Problems with “but for” test / factual causation - Factual causation - loss of a chance, consecutive causes, failure to warn of risks - Legal causation - Novus actus interveniens - Defences

An eight slide presentation including exam revision diagrams for: - Constitutions, including: principles of constitutionalism, rule of law - Parliament: composition and role, parliamentary sovereignty - The HRA 1998: who is bound by the HRA, declaration of incompatibility, etc - Parliamentary sovereignty and devolution

A 7 slide powerpoint presentation including exam revision diagrams for Judicial Review as: - Excess / Absence of Power - Excess / Absence of Power 2 - Fettering Discretion - Abuse of power - improper use - Abuse of power - relevant and irrelevant considerations - Abuse of power - Wednesday Unreasonableness - Bias

A 14 page super concise document on the prerogative powers, with all relevant case law and academic references.

Criminal law case notes: for: - Accessories, attempt, conspiracy and incitement - Homicide, Degrees of Murder, provocation, diminished responsibility - Insanity and automatism, self defense, duress and mistake - Introduction to criminal law, basic concept of liability - Introductory cases - Liability for omissions - Non fatal offences against the person - Sexual offences - Varies of fault - intention, recklessness, negligence, intoxication

This is a super concise and colour coded set of notes created with the help of a few fellow students when I was studying law. It covers: - Breach and damges - Consideration Theory - Implied Terms and Construction of Terms - Misrepresentation - Mistake and Frustration - Mistake Theory - Offer, Acceptance, Intention, Certainty & Third Parties - Privity Theory - Terms of Contract These notes will be more than sufficient for any A-level law student as they are degree level notes.

A short 6 slide presentation briefly explaining what Cominform and Comecon are, including what they were a response to and finally including a task slide for students and a question.

A 171 slide presentation that covers: - Political authority and government: new leaders and ideologies; Lenin's Russia, ideology and change; Stalin's rise, ideology and change - Political authority and government: the consolidation of Bolshevik authority and development of the Stalinist dictatorship - Economic developments: Lenin's decrees; the Stalinist economy; collectivisation and the Five Year Plans - Social developments: effect of Leninist/Stalinist rule on class, women, young people, religion and national minorities; propaganda and cultural change The presentation includes questions, quizzes, numerous source based questions and detailed explanations of the relevant topics.

A 127 slideshow covering everything necessary from 1945 to 1960s and a brief look at detente. It covers: 1) What is the Cold War? 2) Soviet perspective post-WW2 3) The Three Big WW2 conferences 4) Soviet expansion into the East: Poland, Czechoslovakia and the Baltic States 5) Truman doctrine & the Marshall Plan 6) Cominform & Comecon 7) Berlin Blockade & the Berlin Airlift 8) Developments in 1949-55 9) Berlin, Cuba and Czechoslovakia (1960s) 10) The aftermath of the 1960s; key moments for detente during the 1960s It includes detailed explanations of all the key events in the module, numerous source based questions, exam style questions and a couple of quizzes.