Criminal law problem questions are among the most demanding in the LLB because of their scope. A single scenario may involve attempted murder, GBH, theft, and conspiracy, each requiring separate AR/MR analysis, consideration of defences, and engagement with conflicting case law.
Our criminal law mentors include barristers, practising solicitors in criminal practice, and LLB and LLM graduates with specialisms in criminal law, sentencing policy, and criminology. All have substantial experience writing at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
We cover the full criminal law curriculum across all law schools: homicide and its partial defences, non-fatal offences, property offences including theft and fraud, sexual offences, defences including insanity and automatism, and inchoate liability.
Modules we cover
Sample essay topics we've supported
- Murder, voluntary manslaughter, and the defence of loss of control post-Coroners and Justice Act 2009
- Intention in criminal law: direct intent, oblique intent, and the Woollin direction
- Consent as a defence to assault: R v Brown and its critics
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