Sexual Offences flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 20 community-made sexual offences flashcard decks, covering consent, rape, sexual assault and cases in criminal law. University students and professional candidates can practice recalling definitions and considering cases, while teachers can find ready-made material. Choose a deck to get started.
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47 cardsSEXUAL OFFENCES
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94 cardsSexual Offences Sexual Offences covered in this course
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92 cardsCriminal Law - Sexual Offences
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36 cardsSexual Offences Flashcards The Extent of Sexual Offending
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49 cardsCSE S5 S6 S7 S8 WHAT IS AGE OF VIC?
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17 cardsSexual Offences - Cases R v Fotheringham [1989] Lack of reasonable belief - intoxication
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31 cardsSexual Offences & Consent Consent is an attitude that is formed in the mind of the consenter. Any actions are merely evidence of that...
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26 cardsRape Women can be accessories to rape
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24 cardsNIE Revision - Sexual Offences - Preparatory and other sexual offences Does a person need to know if a person is being exploited for the offence of paying for the sexual services...
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10 cardsUntitled Criminal Law Notes (Semester II)
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13 cardsPROZZY OFFENCES DEFINITION OF PROSTITUE
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12 cardsRape - Criminal Law Defendant raped woman twice. Argued that she had consented and that he reasonably believed that she was con...
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12 cardsNIE Revision - Sexual Offences Against Children - Questions What are the relevant ages when it comes to sexual offences against children? (Sexual off child)
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12 cardsSEXUAL OFFENCES Who is entitled to Anonymity? How long does it last? What are the restrictions
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9 cardsPREPARATORY OFFENCES S62 SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT COMMITTING A CRIMINAL OFFENCE W INTENT TO COMMIT A SEXUAL OFFENCE
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10 cardsNIE Revision - QUESTIONS: RAPE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT The sexual offences act 1992, how long can a person remain anonymous for and what information is included? ...
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5 cardsS.O. MENTAL DISORDER S30 SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT SEXUAL ACTIVITY MENTAL DISRODER
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10 cardssexual offences SOA 2003- actus reus
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8 cardsLAW HOUR 15/ SEX OFFENSES CRIMINAL SEXUAL ASSAULT HAS UP TO 4 ELEMENTS WHICH ARE?
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6 cardsUntitled Part 2 None of the following acts constitute rape under section 4: The digital penetration of vagina The digital p...
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12 cardsConsent Evaluation
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6 cardsLAW HOUR 16/ SEX OFFENSES; PROSTITUTION A PERSON 17 OR OLDER KNOWINGLY SOLICITS OR DISCUSSES WITH A CHILD TO PERFORM AN ACT OF SEXUAL PENETRATION O...
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5 cardsCriminal Law - Sexual Offences Definition of Rape
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GoConqr OriginalUsing sexual offences flashcards
The decks offer different ways into this criminal law unit. Some ask for definitions of sexual and consent, while others cover rape, sexual assault, assault by penetration and evidential presumptions about consent. There are also decks on offences involving children and preparatory offences.
For case-based study, start with Sexual Offences - Cases. Its cards include cases concerning reasonable belief and conditional consent. If you want to focus on the idea of consent, Consent Evaluation and Sexual Offences & Consent provide a different starting point.
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Read a question, try to answer it from memory, then check the card. Return to the questions you find difficult and compare your answers with the terms used in the deck. When you need a broader view of the unit, switch to a mind map; use a quiz when you want a different way to check your recall.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
For a starting point with definitions, try the deck that asks you to define sexual and consent and identify the legislation that makes rape an offence. It also includes a question about section 1. After that, you could look at a deck focused on cases or consent.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover consent, rape, sexual assault and assault by penetration. Some focus on cases or on questions about offences involving children and preparatory offences. Others explore the meaning of consent or ask about actus reus, mens rea, mistaken belief and evidential presumptions.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.