Essaysfromalawstudent

+ High 2:1 (68) Critical Analysis Essay on Criminal Omission Liability. + 1089 Words. + Discusses and analyses the opposition between the conventional view and the social responsibility view, using cases and academic critics to illustrate the problems with each view. + Discusses and evaluates how the current law on omissions is efficient in the perspective of autonomy, justice and fairness.

Measure for Measure AO5 (different interpretations) mind-maps. Includes: - Critic quotes - Play adaptations - Exploration of genre - Context - Theories and the psychodynamic approach Includes a key on the main themes of the play such as justice, morality, female representation and sex.

AS/A-Level Law revision guide on Law-making. Includes the topics: - Judicial precedent - Parliamentary law making - Delegated legislation - Statutory interpretation - Law reform The revision guide is made by a Law university student who achieved an A-grade in Law at A-level. The revision guide includes: - Condensed, clear and concise information - Case examples which are highlighted in the document - Evaluations of topics using advantages and disadvantages, statistics and general evaluati...

A high 2:2 essay analysing the application and theory of the Separation of Powers in the U.K. constitution. Includes theorists, such as Montesquieu, N.W. Barber, Barendt, etc., as well as examples of where the Separation of Powers exists and where it doesn't exist. 1245 word essay, including full OSCOLA referencing and bibliography.

A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen Essay about gender and power. GRADE B (Stuvia says this is 2 pages, but the 2nd page is really only one sentence)

Measure for Measure by Shakespeare Act 3 Scene 2 Analysis of Language and its Dramatic Effects Essay. - GRADE A (12/13 MARKS) OCR Drama and Poetry pre-1900 Section A Essay This essay explores Shakespeare's use of language and it's dramatic effects. Claudio and Isabella discuss Claudio's upcoming death sentence.

The Handmaid's Tale and 1984 Surveillance Comparison Essay - GRADE B (23 marks) Includes: - AO3, AO4, AO5 - Orwell's use of telescreens in 1984 - Atwood's use of the 'Eyes' in THMT - Context of today's reception - How surveillance is used in both texts to create paranoia and fear - Introduction, 5 body paragraphs and a conclusion.

51 Statutory Interpretation Questions for AS and A-Level OCR Law Students. Paper 2: Law Making and the Law of Tort. Topics covered: - Literal rule - Golden rule (narrow and wide use) - Mischief Rule - Purposive Approach - Intrinsic and extrinsic aids - Esjusdem generis - Expressio unius est exclusio alterius - Noscitur sociis - Advantages and disadvantages for each