AS Law ...

... 'Scheme of Work for the first year of an A-Level in Law (OCR)' ...

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Welcome - AS Law Induction Week

G151: The English Legal System - Sep-Dec Term ~ [Examination in January]

G152: Sources of Law - Jan-May Term ~ [Examination in May/June]

The Mooting Competition ~ (after the May/June examinations)

Students should print off the Intranet materials - BEFORE attending class - and take them to class with them. It may also be possible to download a Podcast of certain lectures and open in iTunes.

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Zero-tolerance: Please ensure that you attend all classes and submit your homework in on time.

Students who miss a lesson are required to do 'Additional Work'. This is to ensure that the student is on track for sitting examinations.

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AS Law Timetable: Before Christmas we aim to complete G152 'Sources of Law' plus a few other subject areas. The G152 examination will take place in January. In December Laws staff will be preparing students for exams (how to answer Q's etc) - (revision over the Christmas vacation is necessary - since we do not approve of re-sits of G152 'Sources of Law' in the same academic year (i.e. unless there are special circustances). Between January and May we aim to complete G151'The English Legal System' (with revision for the May examination taking place in April/May).

Highly recommended: Useful PowerPoint Revision Materials

Visit www.ocr.org.uk to find the subject specifications + Also see the Assessment Objectives for AS/A2 Law.

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Revision Tip ... "Practise timed exam answers every day. This is the single most important preparation for doing well. It will also flag the importance of preparing model answers."

Additional materials.

'A racist jury' - Article by Dr Peter Jepson.

The difference between a racial incident and a criminal offence - Article by Dr Peter Jepson.