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"There is no statutory definition of intention in English law. Indeed, over the past few decades there has been much controversy over the actual meaning of the concept 'intention'". Explain and evaluate this statement.

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- Submitted: 26/12/2010
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 07/08/2013
Offender Profiling...............USA or UK?

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- Length: 2718 words
- Submitted: 20/06/2006
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 17/09/2013
Illustrating your answer with case law, assess the extent to which the exercise of the Royal Prerogative is controlled by the courts. Should the exercise of the royal prerogative be subject to more stringent control by parliament or the courts?

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- Length: 1658 words
- Submitted: 20/06/2006
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 17/09/2013
The search of Arnold - Police stop and search powers.

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- Length: 2143 words
- Submitted: 19/06/2006
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 07/08/2013
Law of Tort Assignment.

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- Length: 2337 words
- Submitted: 19/06/2006
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 23/10/2013
Parliamentary Supremacy - the question of whether membership of the EU has diminished the doctrine of Parliamentary supremacy, will be explored, with reference to legal authorities and academic opinion.

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- Length: 1976 words
- Submitted: 08/05/2012
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 05/09/2013
Under the current law, homeowners are permitted to use "reasonable force" against intruders.[3] However this standard is criticised for being unclear and weighted too much in favour of the intruders.[4] Under the proposed law, homeowners would be convicte

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- Length: 3339 words
- Submitted: 26/04/2012
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 05/09/2013
Chain of causation problem question. The given case is concerned with the law on homicide in English Criminal Law. Albert is likely to be accused of three different offences; the death of Bert amounting to involuntary manslaughter, the injuries suffered

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- Length: 2165 words
- Submitted: 18/04/2012
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 07/08/2013
Critically consider all arguments concerning spousal compellability and conclude whether or not it is justifiable.

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- Length: 3747 words
- Submitted: 18/01/2012
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 08/07/2013
Criminal Law Omissions. In the English legal system there is generally no liability for an omission to act, the English legal system does not have a good Samaritan rule neither is there no duty of easy rescue.

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- Length: 2686 words
- Submitted: 29/12/2011
- Marked by teacher: Edward Smith 17/09/2013

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University Degree: Law

"There is no statutory definition of intention in English law. Indeed, over the past few decades there has been much controversy over the actual meaning of the concept 'intention'". Explain and evaluate this statement.

Offender Profiling...............USA or UK?

Illustrating your answer with case law, assess the extent to which the exercise of the Royal Prerogative is controlled by the courts. Should the exercise of the royal prerogative be subject to more stringent control by parliament or the courts?

The search of Arnold - Police stop and search powers.

Law of Tort Assignment.

Parliamentary Supremacy - the question of whether membership of the EU has diminished the doctrine of Parliamentary supremacy, will be explored, with reference to legal authorities and academic opinion.

Under the current law, homeowners are permitted to use "reasonable force" against intruders.[3] However this standard is criticised for being unclear and weighted too much in favour of the intruders.[4] Under the proposed law, homeowners would be convicte

Chain of causation problem question. The given case is concerned with the law on homicide in English Criminal Law. Albert is likely to be accused of three different offences; the death of Bert amounting to involuntary manslaughter, the injuries suffered

Critically consider all arguments concerning spousal compellability and conclude whether or not it is justifiable.

Criminal Law Omissions. In the English legal system there is generally no liability for an omission to act, the English legal system does not have a good Samaritan rule neither is there no duty of easy rescue.

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