Pearson BTEC • Applied Law

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law, P4M3. guaranteed Pass & Merit. Highest grade achieved and clearly structured. (References at the bottom) You can use this as a structure guide for your own coursework to prevent any plagiarism, best of luck :) P4: Research, select and explain examples of actual regulations, directives and decisions. M3: Assess the impact of EU laws on the UK and the resolution of any conflicts, using...

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law, P3M2. guaranteed Pass & Merit. Highest grade achieved and clearly structured. (References at the bottom) You can use this as a structure guide for your own coursework to prevent any plagiarism, best of luck :) P3: Apply the various forms of delegated legislation and their controls in given case studies. M2: Analyse the effectiveness of the controls on delegated legislation.

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law, P2 M1. guaranteed Pass & Merit. Highest grade achieved and clearly structured. (References at the bottom) You can use this as a structure guide for your own coursework to prevent any plagiarism, best of luck :) P2: Explain the rules of statutory interpretation using given case studies. M1: Analyse the effect on Parliament’s law making of influences and interpretation.

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law, P1 M1. guaranteed Pass & Merit. Highest grade achieved and clearly structured. (References at the bottom) You can use this as a structure guide for your own coursework to prevent any plagiarism, best of luck :) P1: Research and select a statute then explain the influences that impacted on its progress into law. M1: Analyse the effect on Parliament’s law making of influences and in...

Booklet 2 Damages: Compensation paid by the defendant to the claimant, aiming to restore the claimant to their pre-incident position. Includes pecuniary losses (special damages) and non-pecuniary losses (general damages). Advice and Funding: Various sources such as solicitors, barristers, Citizen’s Advice, law centres, and insurance companies. Funding options include private, public, trade unions, pro bono, and conditional fee agreements. Civil Courts: Cases are handled by the county co...

- Legal Skills: Emphasizes the importance of communication, research, time management, and teamwork in legal practice. - Hierarchy of Civil Courts: Outlines the structure from the Supreme Court to Tribunal Courts, detailing their binding and overruling powers. - Judicial Precedent: Explains concepts like ratio decidendi and obiter dicta, and how precedents can be binding, original, or persuasive. - Negligence: Covers the 3-part test for negligence: duty of care, breach of duty, and causation,...

This powerpoint contains in depth notes for unit 1 of applied btec law. There’s detailed explanations, cases, legislation/acts provided for each subtopic as well as evaluation points Easily help you to obtain a distinction for this unit

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This is an assignment for second years studying employment law. in this assignment I talk about what a contract is and all its key terms with also case scenarios that were given to me.

Pearson BTEC Applied Law Unit 2 Outcome D Unit 2 - Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System Outcome D - Apply the key elements of crime and sentencing to non-fatal offence case studies