AS Unit G151 English Legal System (Law)

Entire notes on The judiciary: qualifications, selection and appointment, training, role, retirement and removal. For OCR A level law. Includes in depth detail for high marks e.g. statistics from the Law Commission

Entire notes of year 1 A level Law section A:_ English Legal system. It is all set out following the order of the OCR specification, so is easy to follow and notes are all in a clear order. Includes cases and dates, so is the perfect study notes

This document is a brief description of criminal offence categories, the courts in which they are heard in and the appeal routes for criminal cases. All of my uploads have been checked by my Law tutor, who has also been a solicitor. They are, at least, of a good standard. Marks out of 10 given by tutor: No marks were given, however, it was still checked and is described to have been written "really well" This will be part of a bundle, please buy the bundle instead of this as it is much cheape...

This document is a combination of the training of solicitors and the complaints made against Barristers All my documents are marked and scored by my Law Tutor who was also a solicitor. They are, at least, of a good standard. Marks out of 10 given by tutor: Whole document - 9 This will be part of a bundle, please buy the bundle instead of this as it is much cheaper, unfortunately, I cannot earn any money if I put the price lower than £2.50.

This document summarises the role that the Jury plays within the Crown Court All of my uploads have been checked by my Law tutor, who has also been a solicitor. They are, at least, of a good standard. Marks out of 10 given by tutor: Role of the Jury in the Crown Court - 9