A document containing over 100 cases which are relevant to the OCR specification. There are three columns: one for the case name, a second for the area of law for which it is relevant and the third being a description/ point of law from the case. Useful to have at the front of a folder and as a revision tool. Could also be used as a mix and match activity.

Past paper questions (2010-2015) for OCR criminal law paper (not including Non-fatal offences, because that is the special study paper for this year- 2017). All of the past paper questions are split into the separate topics, with the date for the paper next to the questions. I haven't attached the marking schemes due to the fact that they are available on the OCR website and can easily be looked up using the dates from the questions. A good revision tool for students.