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A module which builds upon the basics of the year 1 LLB Criminal Law module.

This module is meant for students with a continuing interest in the criminal law. It introduces students to the organising principles of the law of evidence and the rules and theory of sentencing and disclosure. , and it also reinforces and builds upon the fundamentals of substantive criminal law as discussed in the 1st year undergraduate LAWS0007 Criminal Law module.

The module aims to help students develop an awareness of how some of the various moving parts of the criminal justice system work, and interact with each other.

By the end of the module, you should have a deeper and wider understanding of criminal law. Additionally, you should feel comfortable with conducting your own research relating to the criminal justice system, including in relation to matters not directly addressed in the module.

The module will prepare students with an interest in practice to develop their knowledge of these topics further during the BPTC, LPC, or national Bar qualification studies. It will also equip students with academic interests in the criminal justice system to explore their particular areas of interests in greater theoretical and practical depth.