OCR AS/A Level Law Book 1 notes (1st edition)

These are notes for the A2 topics on the OCR A-Level Law Course for Criminal Law I was predicted a GRADE A

An overview of law reform with details on what leads to it and how it's done. The revision notes include information on the Law Commission and its roles which will be useful for the 8 markers in paper 2. Also examples of cases are included to widen the understanding and make sure that you achieve those extra marks.

How aids outside and inside the Acts can help judges interpret the law. There are cases to help widen your understanding and are useful for answering evaluation and describe questions. Also strengths and weaknesses are included to help evaluation.

The document includes information about the barristers role in law, their qualifications, training etc.

An explanation of why statutory interpretation is needed. Detailed notes on all four rules within SI and cases demonstrating their use within the legal system. All rules are evaluated with their strengths and weaknesses.

These are notes for the A2 topics on the OCR A-Level Law Course for Criminal Law I was predicted a GRADE A

An explanation of why statutory interpretation is needed. Detailed notes on all four rules within SI and cases demonstrating their use within the legal system. All rules are evaluated with their strengths and weaknesses.

An overview of law reform with details on what leads to it and how it's done. The revision notes include information on the Law Commission and its roles which will be useful for the 8 markers in paper 2. Also examples of cases are included to widen the understanding and make sure that you achieve those extra marks.

How aids outside and inside the Acts can help judges interpret the law. There are cases to help widen your understanding and are useful for answering evaluation and describe questions. Also strengths and weaknesses are included to help evaluation.

The document includes information about the barristers role in law, their qualifications, training etc.

Notes on Lay People (Chapter 7&8 OCR AS/A Level Law Book 1) Content includes: Magistrates qualification, selection and appointment, role and training of magistrates, Jury qualification, selection and role, and evaluation on the use of lay people

Notes on Access to Justice (Chapter 11 OCR AS Level Law Book) Content includes: Public funding on civil and criminal cases (means testing and interests of justice test), Private funding (Conditional Fee Agreements, Advice Agencies, etc.) and evaluation of funding

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