Elliott and Quinnʹs criminal law / by Taylor, Louise. 1974-

Table of Contents: “…Elements of a crime -- Strict liability -- Murder -- Voluntary manslaughter -- Involuntary manslaughter -- Non-fatal offences against the person -- Sexual offences -- Non-fraudulent property offences -- Fraudulent property offences -- Inchoate offences -- Accomplices -- Corporate liability -- General defences.…”
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Beginning criminal law / by Carr, Claudia

Table of Contents: “…Actus reus, acts, omissions and causation -- Mens rea -- Murder and involuntary manslaughter -- Voluntary manslaughter -- Defences - duress, necessity, self defence, mistake and intoxication -- Non fatal offences against the person -- Rape -- Theft -- Forms of liability - inchoate offences and joint enterprise.…”
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Cases and materials on criminal law / by Dine, Janet

Table of Contents: “…Crime, punishment and human rights -- The conduct component of crime : Actus Reus -- The mental component of crime : Mens Rea -- Homicide -- Non-fatal offences against the person -- Sexual offences -- Property offences -- Fraud and making-off without payment -- The principle of capacity -- Defences -- European criminal law -- Encouragement, assistance, conspiracy and attempt -- Parties to crime.…”
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Water power / by Webster, Christine

Table of Contents: “…Studying waterpower -- Waterpower facts -- Currents and tides page -- Tidal power -- Water energy history -- The waterwheel -- Steam power page -- Water for electricity -- Water cycle -- Dam issues -- Storing power -- Hydropower -- Advantages and disadvantages of waterpower -- Other waterpower uses -- Surfing waterpower science -- Science in action, building a waterwheel -- What have you learned?…”
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Criminal law / by De Than, Claire

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Actus reus -- Mens rea and fault -- Non-fatal offences against the person -- Sexual offences -- Homicide -- General defences I : age and insanity -- General defences II : automatism, intoxication, mistake and self-defence -- General defences III : duress, necessity and marital coercion -- Offences against property I : theft -- Offences against property II : fraud -- Offences against property III -- Strict liability -- Secondary participation in crime -- Inchoate offences.…”
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