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Law and Politics - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Duty Of Care
      - Breach Of Duty
      - Damage Or Injuries
      - Causation
    - - Private Nuissance
        
        continuous unlawful and unreasonable interference with the use of property (on environment around it)
        
        Requirements
        
        Claiments right over property
        
        Interference with the use or enjoyment of the property (headaches, physical injuries)
        
        Substantial and unreasonable intereference
        
        Location of property is key to examine
        
        Sensitivity -- what will a reasonable man do?
        
        Utility -- good for the community = less likely to be a nuissance
        
        Malice -- defendant must take steps to minimise the infringement
  - - - Offer
      - Consideration
      - Acceptance
      - Intention
      - Invitation To Treat
    - - Unilateral
        
        Contract By Deed
        
        Formal legal evidence that has been decided
      - Bilateral
        
        Simple Contract
        
        informal contract that can be made in many ways
  - - - Actus Reus (A guilty act)
        
        consciously undertake a criminal act
      - Mens Rea (A guilty mind)
        
        Types Of Mens Rea
        
        Intention
        
        Recklessness
        
        Negligence
        
        Examples Of Mens Rea
        
        Manslaughther
        
        Intent Of Murder, but partial defence
        
        Negligent conduct that leads to death
        
        Acting in an unlawful way leading to some type of death
        
        Murder
        
        Unlawful killing/harming of another person having the intention
      - Strict Liability
        
        No Mens Rea for conviction
- - - - Deontology
      - Consequentalism
  - - - Marxism (Karl Marx)
- - - - Supreme Court
      - Court Of Appeal
      - High Court Of Justice
      - Crown Court
      - Magistrates/County Court
  - - - Bills/Statues
        
        House Of Lords
        
        House Of Commons
        
        Royal Ascent (formality)
- - - - Jury
  - - - Judges