Key questions covering the basics: Legal System Offence and Defence definitions Key Statute Key Cases Can be used to create flashcards!

This lesson includes information on Article 8 and UK law such as Investigatory Powers Act, Data Protection and key cases. There are tasks included and practice exam skills.

For AQA Philosophy A-Level: Epistemology Covers innatism, intuition and deduction and scepticism.

A lesson covering the provisions of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 in regards to UK interferences with Article 5 (and Article 6, 8 and 11!)

A lesson covering the law found within the Public Order Act 1986 and the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022. To be used to cover the interferences with Article 11 under UK law. Requires the use of the factsheet from gov.uk on the PCSC 2022. (OCR Law, Paper 3, Human Rights, Article 11.)

A revision session for the Perception topic within Epistemology at AQA Philosophy A-Level. Includes: Direct Realism Indirect Realism Idealism As well as exemplar exam questions and worksheets

A revision session covering the first topic within Epistemology for AQA Philosophy A-Level. Includes overviews of: JTB Gettier Reliabilism Infallibilism Virtue Epistemology No False Lemmas Plus exemplar exam questions

A full lesson on the partial defence of loss of control for OCR Law, Paper 1, Criminal Law Includes an exam-style scenario at the end that can be adapted.

A lesson following my first lesson on nuisance, which gives the law on defences and remedies. OCR Law, Paper 2, Torts, Nuisance There is a worksheet included in the slides for students to use to take notes

Private Nuisance Lesson For OCR A-Level Law Spec: Paper 2, Torts This lesson includes a worksheet which can be printed for students to use in class. It is based on the most recent change to the law, so is up to date as of Feb 2023.

This lesson covers the partial defence to murder, diminished responsibility. It includes a practice scenario at the end, with a time limit. Feel free to amend as needed. No textbooks are needed for this lesson, as all information is within the slides.

A lesson covering suggestions for reform, for the OCR specification.

This lesson covers the actus and mens of murder, plus attempted murder. It does not require textbooks as the information is all self-contained within the lesson itself

The fourth lesson for OCR Criminal Law (Paper 1:B). This lesson focuses on mens rea, including foresight of consequences. There is a worksheet included, which can be used alongside the OCR textbooks for additional detail of foresight of consequences. However, there is a good handout from BitsofLaw which will also work!

The second lesson for OCR Criminal Law (Paper 1:B). This lesson covers key elements of actus reus, including cases. There are two case-table handouts; one is fully empty, one is partially completed to help students. You will need the OCR Law 1 textbooks for the task using the worksheets. There is a new version of the textbook, with different page numbers. Feel free to tweak this lesson to your needs.

The first lesson for A-Level OCR Criminal Law (Paper 1:B). Covers: What we mean by the word “crime” The role of the state and the judiciary The elements of a crime (actus and mens) The final task requires the OCR Law 1 textbook. A newer version is available. You are welcome to change these slides to fit your own needs.