Causation in the Criminal Law
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Category Archives: Criminal Law
Conspiracy
Click here to access a mini-essay on the actus reus and mens rea of statutory conspiracy:
R v Jogee
Click on the above link to access a note on the implications of the UK Supreme Court’s decision in R v Jogee [2016] UKSC 8.
R v Pace and Rogers
Click on the link below to access a casenote on R v Pace and Rogers, on the mens rea for committing an attempt:
Simester & Sullivan Casenotes
By very kind permission of Hart Publishing, and as a result of the initiative of Andrew Simester, I reproduce here some of the most significant casenotes on recent criminal law cases that were originally published on the companion website to Simester and Sullivan’s Criminal Law: Theory and Doctrine:
B v DPP (strict liability)
R v G (recklessness)
R v Hasan (duress)
R v Hinks (theft)
R v Martin (Anthony), Shaw v R (self-defence)
R v Wacker (manslaughter)
Re A (necessity)