In depth notes, and very concise and easy to understand as well as memorise and applicable to the 10 and 15 mark questions you'll see on Paper 1, Section A.

This booklet gives your resources to study about the civil courts, their appeal routes, the civil law hierarchy, jurisdiction of the courts, the three divisions, the three tracks, differences between the civil and criminal law, pre-trial procedures, claims, the Woolf reforms, evaluations and so much more! I have also prepared some questions for you to practice your skills in advance of any law exams which will boost your ability to structure your answer and add important facts in them. I wish ...

Law A2 criminal courts and lay people revision charts

Revision Charts for A level. criminal law. Includes criminal courts, lay people and sentencing. Has all evaluation points, dates, key laws ect.

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...