Lingstone

UK criminal law simulator. Solve cases like a lawyer.

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Module 1

Theft & Property Offences

The Theft Act 1968: what counts as theft, robbery, burglary, and handling stolen goods.

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1What Is Theft?The Tesco Incident

2Robbery vs TheftThe Cornershop Confrontation🔒

3BurglaryThe Broken Window🔒

4Handling Stolen GoodsThe Boot Sale Bargain🔒

5Taking Without ConsentThe Joyride🔒

6BlackmailThe Photographs🔒

7Fraud & Obtaining ServicesThe Expired Season Ticket🔒

8Going EquippedThe Rucksack🔒

9Making Off Without PaymentThe Taxi Dash🔒

10Module 1 ChallengeOne Bad Week🔒

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Module 2

Violence & Assault

Common assault, ABH, GBH, and the Offences Against the Person Act 1861.

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Module 3

Fraud & Deception

Fraud Act 2006: fraud by false representation, abuse of position, and failure to disclose.

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Module 4

Drug Offences

Misuse of Drugs Act 1971: possession, supply, and classification of controlled substances.

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Module 5

Police Powers & PACE

Stop and search, arrest, detention, and your rights under PACE 1984.

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Module 6

Defences

Self-defence, duress, diminished responsibility, loss of control — when the law excuses or reduces criminal liability.

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Module 7

Cybercrime

Computer Misuse Act 1990, Fraud Act 2006, and Theft Act 1968: hacking, online fraud, SIM-swapping, blackmail, and digital evidence.

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Module 8

Corruption

Bribery, corporate liability, and the limits of UK anti-corruption law.

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Module 9

Money Laundering

Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: placement, layering, integration, suspicious activity reports, and regulated-sector obligations.

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Module 10

Domestic Abuse

Controlling or coercive behaviour, non-fatal strangulation, and reasonable force under UK domestic abuse law.

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