Concise Notes on the Law of Theft include: Definition: Theft is the unlawful taking of someone else's property with the intent to permanently deprive them of it. Key Elements: Appropriation: Unauthorized control or possession of property. Intent: Intent to permanently deprive the owner. Without Consent: Property taken without the owner's consent. Degrees of Theft: Severity varies based on the value of stolen property. Petty Theft: Involves low-value items, typically a misdemeanor....

This set of notes cover the concept of the Mens Rea, which should come after or go in conjunction with the notes on the Actus Reus. This set of notes should provide a good summary of the concept of the Mens Rea for students of A Level Law as well as Law Undergraduates who may want a more basic summary of the concept.

This set of notes based around causation breaks down some of the key areas around the topic by providing a summary of the key rules, including cases which may prove to be useful. This set of notes should prove useful to anyone doing A Level Law as well as Law Undergraduates.

This set of notes provides a simple introduction and overview of the concept of actus reus in Criminal Law. These notes should prove useful to anyone studying A Level Law or even Law Undergraduates who may be looking for a more basic introduction for certain concepts.

This document is well-suited for students studying law at A level. The exam board taken was OCR however these are notes that are sufficient for all exam boards. THIS IS THE BEST SUMMARY OF THE BOOKS. All which is needed is in the document to Ace Exams. There is detailed information on all offences and defences with cases attached to all substantial principles such as intention = R v Mohan. This document was made within months and is detailed summary Tort law and Contract law document will also b...

Outlines on how to structure application questions for OCR criminal law. Murder, Diminshed Responsibility, Loss of control, Unlawful Act manslaughter, Gross negligence manslaughter, assault, battery, s.47, s.20, s.18, theft, robbery, burglary, self-defence, consent, intoxication, duress, automatism, insanity, necessity

This summary goes over all the offences against the property and the non-fatal offences. With this it will also be with the relevant caselaw.