Unlocking Criminal Law
- www.parliament.uk
– for all draft Bills before Parliament and for all debates in Hansard.
See Chapter 1 – Introduction to criminal law and Chapter 14 – Deception Offences
– for draft Bill on Corporate Manslaughter. See Chapter 7 – Capacity
– for all Acts of Parliament from 1988 onwards and for all Statutory
Instruments
from 1987 onwards. See Chapter 1 – Introduction to criminal law
and Chapter 14 – Deception Offences
www.lawcom.gov.uk
– for the work of the Law Commission and their reports.
See Chapter 1 – Introduction to criminal law, Chapter 7 –
Capacity and Chapter 14 – Deception Offences
– Law Commission, Children: Their Non-Accidental Death or Serious
Injury (Criminal Trials) (Law Com No 282). See Chapter 5 – Parties
to a crime.
– Law Commission, Inchoate Liability for Assisting and Encouraging
Crime (Law Com No 300). See Chapter 5 – Parties to a crime.
– Partial Defences to Murder (Law Com No 173). See Chapter 8
– General Defences.
– Murder, Manslaughter and Infanticide (Law Com No 304) (2006).
See Chapter 9 – Homicide
– A New Homicide Act for England and Wales? (Consultation Paper
No. 177) (2005).
See Chapter 9 – Homicide
– Partial Defences to Murder (Final Report) (2004). See Chapter
9 – Homicide
www.sentencing-guidelines.gov.uk
– for the guidelines of the Sentencing Guidelines Council. See Chapter 1 – Introduction to criminal law.
– Diabetes UK. See Chapter 8 – General Defences
– Epilepsy Action. See Chapter 8 – General Defences
– Reforming the Law on Involuntary Manslaughter: The Government’s Proposals (2003). See Chapter 9 – Homicide
www.homeoffice.gov.uk/docs/vol1main.pdf
– Independent Review, ‘Setting the Boundaries – Reforming the Law on Sex Offenders’ (2000). See Chapter 11 – Sexual Offences
www.protectingthepublic.homeoffice.gov.uk/default.asp
– Home Office, Protecting the Public, White Paper (2002). See Chapter 11 – Sexual Offences