Thank you Marcus for the interesting lecture. It highlighted some cases I hadn’t seen as well as some known. It’s opened my eyes and I’ll check out those cases.
Hi Marcus, Thanks for the Video, much appreciated! Keep them coming. Could you possibly do one on Murder/Manslaughter and one on Robbery. I find your videos very helpful and the approach and style in which you deliver your lectures a lot easier to grasp. Thank you!
Thanks Marcus, in a problem question, even if the defendant has not joined a criminal gang or committed murder for example, should these steps still be included in the answer? Thanks
Thank you so much! My university was off due to strikes and now corona virus so your videos are a godsend.
You posted this a long time ago but this is a game changer for my criminal law exam this year! Thank you!
Thank you Marcus for the interesting lecture. It highlighted some cases I hadn’t seen as well as some known. It’s opened my eyes and I’ll check out those cases.
Your videos are so helpful! keep doing what your doing bro
Hi Marcus,
Thanks for the Video, much appreciated! Keep them coming. Could you possibly do one on Murder/Manslaughter and one on Robbery. I find your videos very helpful and the approach and style in which you deliver your lectures a lot easier to grasp. Thank you!
Definitely hope to try and cover those before your exam!
+marcuscleaver Thank you Marcus!
Thanks for the video! Really useful in understanding duress!
I don’t know law but I’m happy I’m watching this video
I am really a fan of you Sir. Stay safe and blessed.
This was really helpful. Thanks Marcus!
Duress is the focus on my special study paper this year for my alevel law, do you have any advice?
Maybe pick out one or two of the elements (e.g. gangs) find some interesting cases and make an argument. Good luck!
Thanks Marcus, in a problem question, even if the defendant has not joined a criminal gang or committed murder for example, should these steps still be included in the answer? Thanks
+Joe Hirst no, only include the relevant defences you would go with if you were the defendant's lawyer.
What was held on the Steane case(treason) ?
Gosh you're smart
Brianna Shea I agree
Were can i find the ancient case please advise thank you.
Mcgrowther*
The full citation is (1746) Foster C. L. 1346
The first threat as well to my immediate family and to my person