CRW2602

Criminal law: Specific Crimes Resource Hub

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Module Syllabus Overview

This module looks at specific crimes, and introduces the most commonly encountered ones. You will learn about specific types of crimes, their requirements, definitions as well as any grounds of justification or defence against the accusation of the crime.

This module has a multiple choice (MCQ) exam as well as two assessments. The two assessments combined have a marking weight of 20% and the exam carries 80% of the marks.

This module is at the NQF 6 level and is worth 12 credits.


At the end of this module you will understand the basics of:

  • Crimes against the state
  • Sexual crimes
  • Theft
  • Robbery
  • Fraud
  • Property damage
  • Housebreaking
  • Crimes against public welfare
  • Crimes against the administration of justice
  • Crimes against bodily integrity

Interactive Examination Preparation

Do not risk walking into the exam season blind! Watch recordings from our previous exam prep sessions and use our mock exams to simulate what the real exam will be like, assess your current knowledge level and how well prepared you are for the exam.

CRW2602 Recordings

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CRW2602 Mock Exam

Consists of randomized questions covering core topic patterns from past semesters

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