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Lecture notes Unit 1 - Dispute Solving in the Legal System (NEC13LAW)
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...
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lecture notes unit 1 BTEC law dispute solving civil law
- 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,...
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Exam (elaborations)
Answer to criminal law proposition on murder
The document contains an answer to a past paper question. It shows how the law is to be applied to the facts provided, and how to structure your answer in a prop. The answer also illustrates the structure or pattern that should be preferably followed when establishing the offence as well as the elements that are to be proven. It also provides examples that depict how case laws are to be referred in props.
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Presentation
BTEC Law- Unit 1:Complete Revision Powerpoint- Distinction Criteria
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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BTEC L3 NED Applied Science - Unit 14 - LA C
This assignment attained a Distinction, with very detailed chemical and physical properties of a range of isomers, and the different types, compares, and analyses importance of isomerism with examples and true events to reinforce.
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Igcse Physics 2025
IGCSE PHYSICS 2025 1. Speed - Definition: Distance an object travels in a given time (m/s or km/s). - Characteristic: Speed is a scalar quantity, indicating only magnitude. 2. Velocity - Definition: Speed in a specific direction (displacement / time). - Characteristic: Velocity is a vector quantity, encompassing both speed and direction. 3. Acceleration - Definition: Rate of change of velocity (m/s²) (change in velocity / time). 4. Distance-Time Graphs - Speed Interpretation: Gradient r...
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Forces - Physics - IGCSE – CIE Graded A+
Forces - Physics - IGCSE – CIE Graded A+ 1. Force - Force is a push or pull applied to an object. 2. Forces - Forces can change the shape, size, speed, and direction of an object. 3. Newton - The Newton is the SI unit of force. 4. Newton's First Law - Newton's first law states that an object at rest will remain at rest, and an object in motion will remain in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. 5. Newton's Second Law - Newton's second law describes how the accelerat...
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PHYSICS IGCSE (combined science) GRADED A+
PHYSICS IGCSE (combined science) GRADED A+ 1. Speed Formula - Speed is calculated as distance divided by time. 2. Mass - Mass is a measure of the amount of matter an object or person possesses. 3. Weight - Weight is a force measured in newtons (N), calculated as mass multiplied by gravitational force. 4. Density - Density is a measure of how much mass is contained in a given volume (g/cm³), calculated as mass divided by volume. 5. What Can a Force Change? - A force can change the sh...
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Edexcel IGCSE Physics – Equations Verified Guide
Edexcel IGCSE Physics – Equations Verified Guide 1. What does average speed represent? - Average speed is calculated as the distance traveled divided by the time taken. 2. Define force in terms of its components. - Force is the product of mass and acceleration, according to Newton's second law. 3. Explain acceleration in relation to changes in velocity. - Acceleration is the rate at which velocity changes over time. 4. Define momentum and its components. - Momentum is the product of m...
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IGCSE Physics Formula All Verified
IGCSE Physics Formula All Verified 1. Define speed using the formula. - Speed = distance / time 2. Define acceleration using the formula. - Acceleration = change in velocity / time taken 3. Calculate the final velocity using the formula involving initial velocity and acceleration over time. - Final Velocity = initial velocity + (acceleration x time) 4. Express weight (in Newtons) using its formula involving mass and gravitational field strength. - Weight (N) = mass x gravitational field...
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Presentation
BTEC L3 NED Applied Science - Unit 4 - LA C - Aspirin Presentation
quick and short aspirin presentation comparing lab synthesis, and testing to industry manufacture and testing, part of the Learning Aim C
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BTEC L3 NED Applied Science - Unit 4 - Learning Aim B
Distinction Attained, gives full explanation and discussion of lab synthesis, and industry manufacture of the organic liquid Ethyl Ethanoate.
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BTEC L3 NED Applied Science - Unit 4 - Learning Aim C
The preparation of an organic solid - aspirin, discusses, and analyses lab and industry synthesis/manufacture. Attained a distinction, explains skilful techniques,
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Essay
Btec Applied Science Unit 11C - Distinction
Distinction assignment from BTEC Applied Science Unit 11- genetics and genetic engineering. unit 11C includes online practicals for monohybrid and dihybrid cross, explaining what results show, by applying Mendels laws of inheritance.
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Lecture notes
Forensics study notes
A mix between ballistics, law, bio trace and photography notes. These are just simple class notes made from slides in lectures, videos we watched in class and based off what our lecturers told us during the trimester. Added photos/diagrams as well- from google/ class slides.
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MA2607 Applied Mathematics
A detailed set of lecture notes on Applied Mathematics.
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Lecture notes
A-level Notes on Probabiltiy
Knowledge Organiser for A2 Probability. Includes notes on Venn Diagram, Two-way tables and Probability Trees as well as an example question. Complete set of Venn Diagrams. Based on WJEC exam board but can be applied to any questions.
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BTEC Applied Psychology Unit 4 LAC Coursework
BTEC Applied Psychology Unit 4 LAC Coursework -Entire coursework , very detailed, includes references -Achieved a distinction in this module and final grade -DO NOT COPY
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A-Level AQA Exam Structures for Criminal Law
Handwritten notes of the structures to be applied for AQA A-Level Criminal Law (Paper 1). This document is only to be used as a revision guide to help structure your 10 and 30 mark questions.
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Religious studies OCR A level: Normative theories applied to sexual ethics
This document provides essay plans based on all of the normative theories and applies them to sexual ethics. I.e. how useful are these normative theories to sexual ethics?
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