Pearson BTEC • Applied Law

Pearson Applied Law Unit 2 Coursework Part A/B - Marked D*. Full coursework availabe.

These notes cover the core principles of homicide in criminal law, including murder, voluntary manslaughter, and involuntary manslaughter, with explanations of actus reus, mens rea, and causation. They also include an overview of theft under the Theft Act 1968, outlining appropriation, property, belonging, dishonesty, and intention to permanently deprive. Key legal tests and landmark cases are included to support understanding of both homicide and theft offences. The document is useful for exam...

M4- Compare and contrast the roles of the various personnel involved and the financing of advice and representation in given criminal case studies Assignment for applied law students

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law, P8M5D3. guaranteed P, M, D. Highest grade achieved and clearly structured. (References at the bottom) You can use this as a structured guide for your own coursework to prevent any plagiarism, best of luck :) Note: DO NOT COPY WORD FOR WORD (your work could be flagged as plagiarised)

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law, P7. guaranteed Pass. Highest grade achieved and clearly structured. (References at the bottom) You can use this as a structured guide for your own coursework to prevent any plagiarism, best of luck :) Note: DO NOT COPY WORD FOR WORD (your work could be flagged as plagiarised)

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law, P6M4b. guaranteed P, M. Highest grade achieved and clearly structured. (References at the bottom) You can use this as a structured guide for your own coursework to prevent any plagiarism, best of luck :) Note: DO NOT COPY WORD FOR WORD (your work could be flagged as plagiarised)

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law,P5M4aD2. guaranteed P, M, D. Highest grade achieved and clearly structured. (References at the bottom) You can use this as a structured guide for your own coursework to prevent any plagiarism, best of luck :) Note: DO NOT COPY WORD FOR WORD (your work could be flagged as plagiarised)

It's designed to help students prepare effectively for the external assessment by covering key legal concepts, common exam questions, and effective revision strategies. The content includes a breakdown of relevant criminal offences, legal principles, and defences, with a focus on how to apply them to hypothetical scenarios as required by the exam.

A summary of my lesson for the hierarchy of the UK court system, the legal personnel and court staff, who make the legal system function, and the process that cases follow so that a verdict and sentence can be decided. These four pages are the condensed version of over 50 slides on power point.

These are condensed notes that I have used for revision for the unit 1 dispute solving in civil law exam for the file note (part a of the exam). It includes all of the topics and cases that are relevant and taught in the curriculum.

This is a summary of part b of the unit 1 dispute solving in civil law exam. It includes a step by step structure of a solicitor's letter, and the content within it. I have used these notes to revise, and have only received distinctions in the practice exams so far.

This document is an example of a solicitor's letter marked by a tutor that received the mark of 30/30. The scenario is of a personal injury claim of a workplace dispute between an employer and an injured employee. This letter has been used as an example for others in class.

This coursework covers (Unit 2: Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System) Pearson BTEC Law, D1. Guaranteed Distinction. 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 :) D1: Present an evaluation of the law-making processes both inside and outside of Parliament.

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