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What is the doctrine of precedent? / What are its advantages and disadvantages?

A doctrine or policy by which the lower courts in hierarchy are required to follow rules or principles laid down in previous judicial decisions by higher Courts. (Latin: 'stare decisis' - to stand by deci...

Answered by Constantina L. Law tutor
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What is the "eggshell skull" rule and how does it work?

The eggshell skull rule (or thin skull rule) describes the principle that a defendant must "take the victim as he finds them". This means that particular vulnerabilities or frailties of a victim...

Answered by Eleanor C. Law tutor
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What is meant by mens rea and actus reus in criminal law?

Guilty mind versus guilty act. criminal law is the main area of law which carries the risk of the offender to have one of their main human rights curtailed -- their right to freedom, by putting the offend...

Answered by Jakub Z. Law tutor
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Write a critical analysis of the law on voluntary manslaughter.

Step 1: It is key to lay out what the law of voluntary manslaughter and that it is a partial defence to murder.
So one must state this and then law out what the law includes and involves; namely lay...

Answered by Jade W. Law tutor
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How do I answer a legal problem question?

Remember I-P-A!

(1) ISSUE: which area of law does the question concern? What does the party you are acting for wish to achieve? 

E.g. "C ...

Answered by Megan J. Law tutor
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