LAWS1016
Criminal Law
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Notes
View all LAWS1016 notesLAWS5004 & LAWS1016 Criminal Law - Exam Quick Reference Guide (HD)
HD STANDARD - Quick reference guide for criminal law problem questions - ideal for open book exam si...
39 pages, 21000 words
LAWS1016 - DISTINCTION FINAL NOTES - S2/2023
Table of contents: - The elements of criminal offences I - The elements of criminal offences II -...
47 pages, 13100 words
Premium HD Comprehensive Criminal Law Notes and Lecture Summarise and Scaffold (ALL YOU NEED)
Excellent comprehensive notes and lecture summaries and scaffold for final exam - includes scaffold...
77 pages, 15705 words
COMPLETE HD CRIMINAL LAW EXAM NOTES
- all topics covered including: Murder, Manslaughter (Negligence and Omission), Larceny, Sexual Offe...
40 pages, 21500 words
HD Comprehensive Notes for Final Exam - LAWS1016 Criminal Law
Comprehensive study notes covering all topics. Uses colour coding for simplicity and easy applicatio...
24 pages, 9396 words
USYD Criminal Law: Scaffolds, Cases, Legislation, Principles
* Comprehensive scaffolds for the entirety of the USYD LAWS1016 course. * Includes relevant legisl...
42 pages, 12500 words
Criminal law/ LAWS1016/ FINAL EXAM SCAFFOLDS
Detailed, clear scaffolds for criminal law final exam. Structured in the elements of each offence....
31 pages, 10686 words
Distinction Criminal Law Final Exam Scaffold
Final exam scaffold covering: - He Kaw Teh principles - Murder - Manslaughter - Assault - Sexua...
70 pages, 28191 words
HD LAWS1016 FINAL EXAM SCAFFOLDS
This covers all the topics. You won't need to bring anything else into the final exam. Dm me if you...
44 pages, 13902 words
LAWS1016 CRIMINAL LAW SUBJECT NOTES - HD ASSIGNMENT
Comprehensive notes for the entire subject formatted in a scaffold. Covers all topics assessed:...
41 pages, 20800 words
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Reviews
A pretty good law course. The 2x2 seminars make you work pretty hard. My only complaint is there was an awkward four-week break in the middle which really disrupted the learning experience.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2017
We were taught in 2x2 hour seminar sessions with classes of around 25 people as opposed to the usual lecture and tutorial combination. It was more personal and the tutors could spend more time with each student's needs.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2015
Dr Arlie Loughnan is one of the best professors in the faculty. She really simplified the course and had a genuine interest in each student's progression.