Unit 1 LAW01 Law Making and the Legal System

A colour-coded diagram representing the Court Hierarchy.

Full Notes on Statutory Interpretation Completed on Bright Yellow Revision Cards For A Nicer Learning Environment Includes: Rules of Language Extrinsic and Intrinsic Aids Procedural and Substantive Ultra Vires Purposive Approach Mischief Rule Broad Approach Narrow Approach Golden Rule Literal Rule Cases Acts Examples

Full Lay People Notes Completed on Yellow Revison Cards For A More Happier Learning Environment Includes: Lay Magistrates (Selection, Appointment, Qualities, Removal, Training, Duties, Work,) Early Administrative Hearings Court Clerk Advisory Committe Advantages and Disadvantages

Full Notes on Delegated Legislation Completed on Bright Yellow Revision Cards For A Nicer Learning Enviroment Includes: Cases, Acts, Examples, Advantages, Disadvantages and General Information

Why do we need it The rules of interpretation e.g. literal rule - explained with examples, area of law, principles, case law and facts. advantages and disadvantages legislation to support learning

The European Union (EU) The council of the European Union The commission The European Parliament The Court of Justice of the European Union Preliminary Rulings Sources of European Union Law Secondary law Regulations

this is part 2 to everything you need to know about judicial precedent. Advantages and disadvantages of the types of precedent - e..g binding, persuasive, etc. this is really helpful, easy to understand information when it comes to the long mark questions

And in depth document on Law commission, Judiciary and Jury and Delegated Legislation

An in depth description into the role of judges and jury in a trial