BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE CRIMINAL LAW SECTION OF THE AQA LAW PAPER

There is a serious shortage in human organs for transplantation. Should the UK undertake xenotransplantation using genetically modified animal organs, such as a pig’s heart, to fill this gap? Justify your position.

Human Rights should be protected universally, irrespective of who is violating them – be it states, regulatory agencies, private actors, international organisations, or global governance bodies. This research paper proceeds in the following manner. It begins with a critique of UNSCR 2242 in relation to reinforcing gender relations by placing it at the forefront of the WPS agenda, and how a contextualised approach to WPS is more appropriate. Building on feminist critique of the WPS agenda, this paper goes onto argue that a human rights strategy needs to be advanced which pursues gender equality, irrespective of whether conflicts erupt or not, as well as how an increase in women’s participation may not necessarily transform structural gender inequality. This research paper will then conclude by stating that whilst there has been an increase in promoting women’s rights, there is the requirement to view it through a human rights perspective to ensure that there is no reinforcement of unequal gender dynamics.

What is the significance of the concept of identity in the context of post-colonial studies? Support your answer with material from the module.

Critically discussion of how the traditional, heterosexual, nuclear family norm continue to dominate family law despite greater recognition of different family norms.

CONTRACT PROBLEM QUESTION FIRST CLASS ANSWER - EXCLUSION CLAUSES, UNFAIR TERMS, SUPPLY OF GOODS AND SERVICES

A critical analysis of Arnold v Britton using a feminist perspective.

Structure of a problem question for Criminal Law in relation to murder, manslaughter and any potential defences.

To what extent have doctrinal principles developed by the CJEU promoted and supported the realisation of the EU Single Market.

INTRO TO CRIMINAL LAW REVISION SLIDES COVERING MURDER/OAPA/LOSS OF CONTROL/DIMINISHED RESPONSIBILITY/GROSS NEGLIGENCE MANSLAUGHTER/UNLAWFUL ACT MANSLAUGHTER/ SELF-DEFENCE/NECESSITY/INTOXICATION/MISTAKE/DURESS/ACTUS REUS/MENS REA

INTRO TO CONTRACT LAW REVISION SLIDES COVERING OFFER/ITT/ACCEPTANCE/TERMINATION/CONSIDERATION/ITCLR/PROMISSORY ESTOPPEL/DURESS/TRESPASS TO THE PERSON - ASSAULT/BATTERY/FALSE IMPRISONMENT/ HARASSMENT/INVASION OF PRIVACY/WILKINSON V DOWNTON/DEFENCES

Discuss the extent to which psychology can be considered as a science. Use relevant core studies to support your answer. Discuss the nurture/nature debate in psychology. Use relevant core studies to support your answer.

Discuss the extent to which psychology can be considered as a science. Use relevant core studies to support your answer.

An informative 20 marker on the meaning of delegated legislation and the advantages and disadvantages of it.

Just a 12 marker on the validity of the social area of psychology which contains three developed peel paragraphs.

This includes structures i.e. IDEA formula for topics such as intoxication, murder, theft & robbery, self-defence, loss of control, diminished responsibility, unlawful act manslaughter and gross negligence manslaughter. Targeted towards the longer marked questions such as the 10/30 markers where these topics may be included in the scenario.

These questions aim to test a students knowledge of the content and covers the entire topic of contract. It is aimed for AQA A-level students but if an exam board is similar then these will be just as useful.

These are test your understanding and knowledge questions based on the A-Level AQA Law specification and the textbook written by Jacqueline Martin. It covers the entire year 2 crime section and it aims to test students knowledge of the content. It covers murder, specific defences, involuntary manslaughter, capacity and necessity defences, attempt and theft and robbery.

SUMMARY SLIDES FOR EACH CHAPTER IN CRIMINAL LAW AS I HAVE PREVIOUSLY DONE FOR AS LEVEL