Criminal Litigation

Notes on Civil Litigation for the LPC at BPP University. Does not contain drafting, those are found in separate notes. Please also check out my website, brigittesnotes (DOT) com for a small discount. Why to waste money on notes that simply replicate the materials you receive in class? These Revision notes have been restructured and optimised for exams. I have spent months simplifying the material to make sure that they are easy to understand using a structured step-by-step guide and clear ...

Concise Criminal Litigation notes that cover every topic. Achieved 90% in the exam using these notes alone. Very clear layout that covers exam technique in depth. Made for BPP LPC 2021.

Full revision notes from lectures + SGSs DISTINCTION LEVEL (80% IN LITIGATION EXAM) Includes: - professional conduct - police powers - police station advice - bail, PBV and allocation of trial - evidence - sentencing and appeals

Essay question: The view that the rules of admissibility patronise the decision makers has led to the suggestion that juries should be presented with all relevant evidence which the prosecution or the defence wish to introduce. Discuss.

Complete criminal litigation notes. Gives step by step guidance for answering problem questions on all topics including the lawful exercise of police powers, advising a suspect before their police interview, the admissibility of evidence, and the sentencing proceudre. Includes contents page for offences listed in permitted materials which was very useful for revision and exam (if open book).

This is for the Accelerated LPC, where Criminal Litigation accounts only for 30% of the overall Litigation mark. Received 94% in Criminal Litigation using these notes.