This course provides a fast, comprehensive overview of criminal law fundamentals in just 120 minutes, ideal for beginners or as a revision tool for law students. Learners will explore the core principles, including elements of an offence, actus reus, mens rea, and causation, gaining a clear understanding of what constitutes criminal liability. The course also covers specific doctrines such as automatism, the effects of prior fault, and omissions, highlighting how these influence legal outcomes. Students will examine homicide and other serious offences, including the distinctions between different types of killings and the legal reasoning behind them. The course addresses in-depth the roles of parties to a crime, attempts, and accomplice liability. Additionally, key legal defences are discussed, equipping learners with practical knowledge to understand when and how defences like self-defence or involuntary actions apply. Through concise explanations and real-world examples, this 120-minute course enables participants to quickly grasp essential criminal law concepts, making it easier to analyze cases, prepare for exams, or apply foundational knowledge in legal discussions. By the end, learners will have a solid, structured understanding of criminal law essentials in a time-efficient format.