Criminal Law flashcards
34 flashcard decks by 34 users
This Criminal Law flashcards page on GoConqr brings together more than 20 community-made decks, covering case studies, strict liability and legal terminology. School students, university students and professional candidates can practice cases and legal concepts, while teachers can find study material. Choose a deck that fits what you are studying.
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170 cardsLegal Terminology Part 2 Penn Foster Program
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64 cardsIntroductory Law.
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200 cardsLegal Terminology Part 2- A
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100 cardsLaw Unit 2 What is the general rule of omissions?
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95 cardsCanadian Law Exam What are the 3 functions of law?
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69 cardsCases Semester 1 R v. Larsonneur (1933)
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26 cardsLegal study revision what is jury?
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26 cardsMy Legal Studies Exam Study Notes- Que Cards using examples, outline the difference between legal and non-legal rules.
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46 cardsLaw Exam Study 4 fundamental reasons we need law in our society
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26 cardsStrict liability
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28 cardsCase Law R v Howe 1987
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24 cards1|Law 03 - Murder and Voluntary Manslaughter Definition of Murder
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17 cardsAS Law Flashcards Hill v Baxter
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6 cardsCrime-Balancing rights of victims, suspects and society Chief aim of the system to ensure justice is appropriately served, and so there are difficulties inherent i...
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12 cardsCase Law R. v. Chehil, 2013
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8 cardsActus Reus Case Law R v Larsonneur (1935)
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7 cardsUntitled
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9 cardsPOCA What is definition of criminal conduct?
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24 cardsMurder Case Log
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20 cardsAS Unit 2 Law: Actus Reus & Mens Rea What is Actus Reus?
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8 cardsNon Fatal Offences: Actual Bodily Harm
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6 cardsLaw case studies Flash cards for all the law case studies needed for OCR A level Law
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19 cardsObscenity essay what is s1 of the obscene publications act 1964?
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21 cardsFault What are synonymous terms for fault?
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5 cardsAQA A-leve Law Paper 1 Criminal Law What is the definition of the term 'standard of proof'?
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11 cardsGenes If one has relevant biological factors, how much more likely is he or she to commit a crime?
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9 cardsMoney Laundering What are the 3 stages of Money laundering?
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9 cardslegal essays content Privacy related court cases
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5 cardsRe Law Flashcards What is a Bye-Law?
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3 cardslaw reform
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4 cardsStreet Law
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2 cardsUntitled
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About criminal law flashcards
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These decks offer different ways to study the material. Law case studies brings together cases, while Strict liability pairs case names with questions about offences. The deck on murder and voluntary manslaughter includes definitions and questions about applying them. Other cards cover legal terminology and the interests of victims, suspects and society.
For a case-focused starting point, try Law case studies. It gives you case names alongside descriptions to work through. If you are studying a particular topic, start with a deck that matches it instead.
Build a study routine
Read each prompt and attempt an answer before checking the card. Return to the cases or terms you find difficult, then work through them again. If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the Criminal Law unit page. A quiz there can give you another way to check your understanding.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
For case study practice, start with Law case studies, which includes case names and descriptions. If you are focusing on a particular topic, Strict liability offers a narrower starting point. Choose a deck that matches the material you are currently studying, then return to cards you find difficult.
What do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover case studies, strict liability, murder and voluntary manslaughter, and legal terminology. Some also address broader legal studies questions, including the difference between criminal and civil law. You can choose between case-focused cards and decks organized around a particular topic.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you create your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores.
Who are these decks suitable for?
The collection includes material for school students, university students and professional candidates, as well as material teachers can use. Some resources refer to A-level Law or HSC Legal Studies. Check the topic and prompts in a deck against what you need to study.