the common area leaving live wires exposed. The roommate then reported this to the University yelling that she wanted them to charge her with criminal damage. Subsequently the university has asked you to explain the elements of crime necessary to establish liability for crimes, relating to criminal damage. Task 2- M1, M2 and M3 (1800 words) Include in your portfolio an analysis of a range of offences, principles and key cases across the following three areas: 1. Fatal offences against the person (M1) 2. Nonfatal offences against the person (M2) 3. Crime against property (M3) Task 3- D1 and D2 (1800 words) Your portfolio should also include a short report evaluating the impact of a range of crimes on businesses and individuals using decided cases and recent statutes to illustrate a conclusion and includes possible preventions . This should include: 4. Fatal offences against the person (Di) 5. Nonfatal offences against the person (D1) 6. lCrime against property (D2) Checklist of evidence required for each task