Jonathan Herring is Professor of Law at Exeter College, University of Oxford. He is a widely published author across several disciplines, including criminal law, family law, medical law, and legal ethics.

Criminal Law: Text, Cases and Materials is excellent, with clear explanations of complex legal concepts and engaging writing. This [text] effectively combines case law, practical examples, and scholarship perspectives, making it both comprehensive and accessible for students.

• 1: An introduction to criminal law 2: Actus reus: the conduct element 3: Mens rea: the mental element 4: Strict liability 5: Homicide 6: Non-fatal non-sexual offences against the person 7: Sexual offences 8: Theft, handling, and robbery 9: Fraud 10: Burglary and blackmail 11: Criminal damage 12: Defences 13: The criminal liability of corporations 14: Inchoate offences 15: Complicity

Jonathan Herring is Professor of Law at Exeter College, University of Oxford. He is a widely published author across several disciplines, including criminal law, family law, medical law, and legal ethics.

Criminal Law: Text, Cases and Materials is excellent, with clear explanations of complex legal concepts and engaging writing. This [text] effectively combines case law, practical examples, and scholarship perspectives, making it both comprehensive and accessible for students.

• 1: An introduction to criminal law 2: Actus reus: the conduct element 3: Mens rea: the mental element 4: Strict liability 5: Homicide 6: Non-fatal non-sexual offences against the person 7: Sexual offences 8: Theft, handling, and robbery 9: Fraud 10: Burglary and blackmail 11: Criminal damage 12: Defences 13: The criminal liability of corporations 14: Inchoate offences 15: Complicity

Jonathan Herring is Professor of Law at Exeter College, University of Oxford. He is a widely published author across several disciplines, including criminal law, family law, medical law, and legal ethics.

Criminal Law: Text, Cases and Materials is excellent, with clear explanations of complex legal concepts and engaging writing. This [text] effectively combines case law, practical examples, and scholarship perspectives, making it both comprehensive and accessible for students.

• 1: An introduction to criminal law 2: Actus reus: the conduct element 3: Mens rea: the mental element 4: Strict liability 5: Homicide 6: Non-fatal non-sexual offences against the person 7: Sexual offences 8: Theft, handling, and robbery 9: Fraud 10: Burglary and blackmail 11: Criminal damage 12: Defences 13: The criminal liability of corporations 14: Inchoate offences 15: Complicity