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Character Evidence — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
His counsel said nothing against the complainant at trial, and the jury heard his record anyway. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=clp-12-c
Confession Evidence — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
The confession is accurate, the science proves it, and the judge is still going to keep it from the jury. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign
Hearsay Evidence — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
A dying woman names her killer to the first officer at the scene, and the exception everyone reaches for was abolished years ago. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law?utm_source=podcast&utm
Identification Evidence and Inferences from Silence — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
A woman sees the robber's face for three or four seconds, and an hour later his pocket answers the question her eyes could not. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law?utm_source=podcast&utm_m
Burden and Standard of Proof — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
A judge told a jury that once the killing was proved it was for the defendant to show it was an accident, and the House of Lords quashed the conviction. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law
Case Management and Disclosure — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
A solicitor waiting for the prosecution's disclosure receives a single-page letter saying there is nothing to disclose, and that letter is not a failure but the start of the clock. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1
Plea Before Venue and Allocation — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
One word said on the right morning is worth four months, and the warning that makes the choice an informed one is the one everybody forgets. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law?utm_source=
First Hearings and Representation — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
A client who would sail through the means test can still be refused legal aid, because the test that decides it has nothing to do with money. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law?utm_source
Bail Applications — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
The prosecutor asks the bench to refuse your client bail because releasing him would damage public confidence, and there is no such ground anywhere in the Act. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/crimi
Advising on Police Questions and Interviews — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
He has a credible self-defence account and a named witness, and he is the worst possible person to put through a police interview. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law?utm_source=podcast&ut
Identification Procedures — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
An officer walks a man out of an alley, holds him by the arm and asks the witness whether that is the one, and in doing so probably destroys the case. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-law?u
Advising at the Police Station: Rights and Detention — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Law and Practice
A custody officer tells your client he cannot see a solicitor until after the first interview and will have to pay for one, and both of those statements are wrong. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/c
Parties to Crime and Inchoate Offences — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
Two friends agree on a fists-only beating, and one of them pulls out a gun the other has never seen. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaig
General Defences — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
She jabs her keys into the face of the man running at her across a dark car park, and he was only returning the purse she had dropped. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_source=
Criminal Damage — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
Everyone who saw the incinerator beside the fence knew it would go up, except the man who put it there. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=rss&utm_camp
Fraud — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
A genuine burglary, a real television and one inflated figure on the claim form, and the full offence of fraud was complete the moment she posted it. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liabil
Robbery, Burglary and Related Theft Offences — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
A thief who shoves the owner three days later is not a robber, and a burglar stuck fast in a window still entered the building. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_source=podcast
Theft — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
Your client's van is towed to a compound, he climbs the fence that night and drives his own vehicle out, and he is charged with stealing it. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_s
Manslaughter — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
One punch outside a takeaway, one fall onto a kerb, one death, and the whole of homicide law turns on what was in the defendant's head. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_source
Murder — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
A man locks his business partner in a walk-in freezer on Friday evening, says he only wanted to teach him a lesson, and admits he knew nobody would open it until Monday. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/
Section 20 and Section 18 OAPA 1861 — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
The pellet never broke his skin, and that single fact decides whether the charge of unlawful wounding survives at all. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_source=podcast&utm_medi
Common Assault and Battery — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
A shove meant only to push someone away can carry five years, and it makes no difference that you never once thought about hurting him. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_source
Principles of Criminal Liability — SQE1 FLK2 Criminal Liability
A trained lifeguard walks past a drowning man she could have saved in seconds, tells nobody, and commits no offence at all. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/criminal-liability?utm_source=podcast&utm
Conflicts, Confidentiality and Disclosure — SQE1 FLK1 Legal Services
Your client writes to say she is perfectly happy for you to act even though you own part of the company selling to her, and that written consent is worth nothing at all. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/
Funding Options for Legal Services — SQE1 FLK1 Legal Services
A solicitor puts an injured client on a no win, no fee deal, and two months later she finds her motor policy would have paid for everything. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/legal-services?utm_sourc
Financial Services — SQE1 FLK1 Legal Services
Arranging a client's buildings insurance is ordinary conveyancing, and keeping the introduction fee quietly turns it into a criminal offence. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/legal-services?utm_sour
Money Laundering — SQE1 FLK1 Legal Services
He will not say how he made his money, he wants to complete this week, and the maximum sentence if you act anyway is fourteen years. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/legal-services?utm_source=podcas
The Regulatory Role of the SRA — SQE1 FLK1 Legal Services
A solicitor spots a £15,000 error in the other side's completion statement, says nothing, tells no lie, and is still in breach. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/legal-services?utm_source=podcast&utm
Enforcement of Judgments — SQE1 FLK1 Dispute Resolution
Your client has won £45,000 and wants the money within weeks, but the debtor has no job, no savings, and one mortgaged house. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/dispute-resolution?utm_source=podcast&u
Appeals — SQE1 FLK1 Dispute Resolution
A solicitor diarised the appeal deadline with care, filed early, and was still six days too late. Practise this topic with exam-style questions: https://sqe1prep.co.uk/sqe1/dispute-resolution?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=d
