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Actus Reus – A Level Law PDF Resource (Criminal Law – Pink Series) Law with Dunc, The Law Guy This clear, detailed PDF resource covers the key elements of actus reus in criminal law, designed for A Level Law students and teachers. What’s included: Positive voluntary acts State of affairs offences Involuntary acts Omissions and duty-based situations Each section includes: Clear case law explanations Student activities Teaching ideas Suggested answers Features: Pink colour-coded design for Criminal Law Created by an experienced A Level Law teacher Suitable for classroom use, tutoring, or independent study Format: Downloadable PDF, print or digital use Instant access after purchase Ideal for A Level students revising criminal law and teachers looking for structured resources.

Causation – A Level Law PDF Resource (Criminal Law – Pink Series) Law with Dunc, The Law Guy Support your students in mastering one of the more challenging areas of Criminal Law with this clear, case-based PDF resource on causation, designed for A Level Law students and teachers. This downloadable handout is part of the Pink Series, the colour-coded Criminal Law collection from Law with Dunc, The Law Guy. It is the second release in the planned TLG Criminal Law Textbook series, ideal for teachers seeking to build a structured course and for students wanting consistent study materials. What is covered: Factual Causation (the “but for” test) Legal Causation (including multiple causes and more than minimal acts) Intervening Acts (third parties, victims, medical treatment) The Thin Skull Rule (taking the victim as found) Each section includes: Clear explanations and detailed case law analysis Student activities to reinforce understanding Suggested teaching ideas for classroom or one-on-one use Suggested answers for self-assessment or guided discussion Key features: Written by an experienced A Level Law teacher with practical classroom knowledge Pink colour-coded design consistent with the Criminal Law series Part 2 of the TLG Criminal Law Textbook project, supporting a complete course structure What you will receive: One high-quality PDF download, ready for use Suitable for printing or digital study Instant access on purchase Suitable for: A Level Law students in Year 1 or Year 2 Teachers and tutors building a consistent teaching package Independent learners and private tutors Usage terms: For personal or classroom use only. May not be resold or redistributed. Help your students develop a solid understanding of causation with this well-structured, student-friendly resource from Law with Dunc, The Law Guy.

Mens Rea – A Level Law PDF Resource (Criminal Law – Pink Series) Law with Dunc, The Law Guy Support your students in understanding one of the core elements of Criminal Law with this detailed, case-led PDF resource on mens rea. This handout is part of the pink colour-coded Criminal Law series and forms Part 3 of the developing TLG Criminal Law Textbook – ideal for delivering consistent, structured legal content to A Level Law students. What’s Covered: The resource explores key principles and supporting mechanisms within mens rea, including: Mens Rea Tests: Direct intent Indirect (oblique) intent Subjective recklessness Gross negligence Mens Rea Mechanisms: Transferred malice The Coincidence Rule (continuing act and transaction theory) Each topic includes: Clear case law explanation and application Activities to reinforce understanding Suggested teaching ideas for classroom or 1:1 use Suggested answers for self-assessment or guided feedback Why This Resource Works: Consistent pink-themed design to match other Criminal Law resources in the TLG series Part of a structured sequence (follows actus reus and causation) Written by an experienced A Level Law teacher with classroom insight Ideal for exam preparation, revision, or first-time delivery What You’ll Receive: One PDF digital download Suitable for both printing and digital use Instant access upon purchase Who It’s For: A Level Law students (Year 1 and Year 2) Teachers and tutors delivering Criminal Law Private tutors and independent learners Usage Terms: This resource is for personal or classroom use only. It may not be resold or redistributed.