Resources for offences against the person - assault, battery, s.47, s.20, s.18.

Introduction to strict liability, details of key cases. Template case table (and completed version), template key terms and definitions.

Revision handouts for student completion for English Legal Systems topics in Papers 1-3. Completed versions attached for some. Selection of short answer exam questions for each topic included.

Sentencing handout for students to complete; Detailed sentencing handout teacher copy; Scenarios to practise sentencing; Table to use alongside sentencing scenarios for students to complete; Case studies to practise sentencing; Exam style questions to review sentencing; Sentencing key terms and definitions to complete.

Introduction to jurors PPT; Introduction to jurors questions to complete; Introduction to jurors questions completed; Jurors key terms and definitions to complete; Article on using jurors to try criminal cases; Card sort to decide who is eligible for jury service; Decide who can serve on a jury with reasons.

Notes on classification of offences; Homework Q and As on criminal courts and appeals; Introduction to criminal courts and lay people PPT; Introduction to lay magistrates PPT; Flowchart to review the role of the lay magistrate; Notes on the work of lay magistrates outside of court; Revision activity to match judges to courts; Lay magistrates training PPT; Workbook to review the topic of lay magistrates; Key terms and definitions table to complete.

Resources to introduce and review mens rea, including key case law. Activities to consider coincidence and transferred malice, including case tables and scenarios. Resources to introduce and review strict liability.

Introduction to criminal liability types of offences; actus reus and omissions; case table for actus reus and omissions; causation powerpoint; causation case table.

Activities to learn about the controls over delegated legislation. Worksheet to complete to set out the parliamentary controls, with completed version. Introductory questions on judicial controls. Matching activity for judicial controls - match key terms with correct description. Gap fill activity to review parliamentary controls. Review template to set for homework for students to review controls over delegated legislation.

Set of activities for introducing delegated legislation and learning about the three types of delegated legislation - Orders in Council, Statutory Instruments and bylaws. Table for students to complete setting out initial key questions on delegated legislation and the knowledge they need to know for each of the three types of delegated legislation. Activity to match descriptive sentences to each type of delegated legislation. Activity to identify which type of delegated legislation exists in a scenario. Gap fill to review the three types of delegated legislation.