Criminal Law

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The Criminal Law course provides an in-depth introduction to the principles, structures, and applications of law in criminal justice. Learners study key concepts such as offences, liabilities, defences, and the roles of various legal authorities within the law system. The course explores procedural law, criminal responsibility, and statutory interpretation, offering a thorough understanding of law as applied in contemporary society. By analysing landmark cases and legal precedents, participants develop a solid grasp of law theory and its practical relevance.

Through carefully structured lessons, learners gain insight into legal reasoning, ethical considerations, and statutory obligations under the law. Completing this course strengthens knowledge for those pursuing careers in legal services, law enforcement, or advisory roles. It equips learners with critical analytical skills and a broad understanding of law that can be applied to multiple contexts within the legal sector.

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Learning Outcomes:

• Explain key principles and concepts in criminal law accurately and clearly.
• Analyse legal cases to understand the application of law effectively.
• Identify offences and defences under current UK law frameworks correctly.
• Apply statutory rules to hypothetical scenarios in criminal law confidently.
• Evaluate ethical and procedural considerations within criminal law practice consistently.

Who Is This Course For?

• Students seeking foundational knowledge in law and legal systems effectively.
• Career changers aiming to understand criminal law principles professionally.
• Legal assistants wishing to improve understanding of law procedures efficiently.
• Law enthusiasts interested in exploring criminal justice and law frameworks.
• Professionals requiring a refresher on law concepts and criminal procedures.

Career Path (UK) with Average Salaries:

• Paralegal – £22,000 per year
• Legal Secretary – £20,500 per year
• Police Officer – £30,000 per year
• Probation Officer – £32,000 per year
• Solicitor (Junior) – £35,000 per year
• Legal Advisor – £33,000 per year