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What’s the best way to address a criminal law question when you have all you need but need to structure it well?
Thank you so much 🤍
Thank you so much 🤍
(edited 2 years ago)
Start by defining it eg what is assault, or what is battery, and then identify the actus reus, and apply the relevant case law, and then idenfity the mens rea, and apply the relevant case law
And then if the question is a scenario, conclude with whether or not you think the D is guilty or not guilty
And then if the question is a scenario, conclude with whether or not you think the D is guilty or not guilty
Okay, thank you very much 😊
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