This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Learn more

Criminal Law University of Virginia

Premium Criminal Law Outlines - Sample PDF

Description

This is an outline and set of attack outlines from Prof. John C. Jeffries Jr.'s Fall 2014 Criminal Law course. Jeffries used the Bonnie, Coughlin, Jeffries, and Low casebook and provided additional supplementary materials on the principle of legality and RICO. This was the first year Jeffries taught RICO, so outlines from previous years will not include that unit of his class. Other units include Actus Reus, Mens Rea, Inchoate Crimes (Attempt), Sexual Offenses, Justification/Excuse (including the insanity defense) and Vicarious Liability.

This module includes a comprehensive outline and attack outlines for each of the major areas of the course.

Ask the author a question

Do you have questions that aren't answered by this listing? Why not get in touch with the seller through us? Email the author

Criminal Law Outlines

4.94
4 copies sold
$42.95

What is included?

  • This product contains 7 documents
  • Approximately 34 pages

Highlights

Trusted By Top Students

Excel just like your peers.

Instant Download

Instantly download the files.

24/7 Support

Have a question? Reach out to us for help.

Our picks for you

8 items
  • Criminal Procedure: Investigations Outlines
    Criminal Procedure: Investigations
    23 total pages
    3 purchased


    This is an outline for criminal procedure investigations. It cove...

  • Criminal Law Notes
    Criminal Law
    22 total pages
    1211 views



    SQE Study Guide: Criminal Law by Study Code is a complementary...

  • LAWS201 Criminal Law Notes
    LAWS201 Criminal Law
    90 total pages
    38 purchased


    These are the notes I used in the criminal law exam: time's very ...

  • Criminal Law Notes
    Criminal Law
    33 total pages
    2 purchased

    Concise outline of criminal law principles: both procedural and substan...

  • Criminal Law Notes
    Criminal Law
    115 total pages
    19 purchased

    Highly structured documents, with colour coding, updated to include maj...

  • BPTC Criminal Litigation Notes
    BPTC Criminal Litigation
    1,169 total pages
    115 purchased

    A collection of the best BPC/BPTC notes the director of Oxbridge Not...

  • Criminal Law Outlines
    Criminal Law
    28 total pages
    6 purchased


    1L Criminal Law outline....

  • Litigation - Criminal Procedure Rules Notes
    Litigation - Criminal Procedure Rules
    238 total pages
    2 purchased


    These notes aim to set out the relevant legal principles, and mat...

Why Oxbridge Notes?

Excellent case summaries (including facts, judgements, and relevant quotes).

Brimming with academic commentary–including summaries of the major articles.

Written by the top 1% of students and often the top 0.1%. Drastically improve your chance of a first.

Quality, not quantity. Our founder, an Oxford law graduate, compared over ten thousand note sets to find the best ones created in the last decade. We've filtered out the crap.

86% of customers are repeat customers. People can't get enough of our notes.

Concise yet comprehensive notes–save tens of hours of tedium.

Money back guarantee if the notes do not match description. Partial money back if core topics are missing.

Established company–in business since early 2010 and trusted by hundreds of thousands of students.

Completely anonymous. We never tell authors or anyone else who bought notes.

Reviews Of Our Outlines

“The best place to start your readings as you can build a basic infrastructure out of them, rather than blindly dive into pages and pages.” Student, University of Oxford

“I have found the Oxbridge notes to be a really effective aid to my revision, they were thorough, up to date and relevant to my subjects, and were the main contributing factors to my exam success, very powerful tool.” Student, University of Manchester

“No unnecessary information... Oxbridge Notes cut to the chase and are more than sufficient to do well in exams.” University of Southampton, Singapore