<p>Tribunals &amp; ADR - AQA Law English Legal System</p> <p>Direct from the official textbook with some student tasks and cases where appropriate.</p>

<p>Student workbook and information slides for AQA A Level Law, Nature of Law topic. Contains workbook for students to fill in plus discussion and questions.</p>

As the name says, this is a guide/textbook of the major elements of criminal law taught in most A levels and BTEC courses.<br /> <br /> The booklet can be given to students, taught from or to help provide a structure to your course. It contains detailed explanations of the major offences, their elements, cases and often gives revision aids and questions or tasks to achieve.

<p>A series of law revision posters created by myself to prepare for A-Level Exams. By no means a replacement for textbooks or revision guides but acts as a consolidation tool.</p> <p>All topics available to purchase (excluding human rights and Law and Society from Nature of Law)</p>

<p>A 6 page end of term activity booklet for students to complete while some of their peers went on work experience.<br /> It includes:</p> <ul> <li>A match the definition activity for the following words: accessory, jury duty, summary offence, indictable offence, admissible evidence, white collar crime, burglary, bail, criminal intent (mens rea), prisoner and presumption of innocence.</li> <li>A table for students to research the age of criminal responsibility for juveniles for each state and territory in Australia.</li> <li>Some questions about driving laws for students to research the answers to.</li> <li>An image of a courtroom with the various people labelled which students are to use to explain the key roles within a court.</li> <li>Information about who can and cannot serve on a jury</li> <li>A match the definitions for the following terms: doctrine of precedent, barrister, custodial sentence, prosecutor, non-custodial sentence, special order, concurrent sentencing, cumulative sentencing, the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 (Qld), community service, recidivism, antecedent</li> <li>Information about what bail is an da series of scenarios for students to read and decide whether they would grant bail in that case.</li> </ul> <p>I have included a scan of my answers for the match the definitions pages.</p> <p>NB: My lessons have been designed for use in Australian classrooms and will often feature examples from Queensland legislation.</p>

<p>A PPT designed to introduce 10 Legal studies students to criminal law. It begins with the Rule of Law pyramid and an explanation of the main principles of the legal system (fairness and equality before the law). Students are introduce to some key terms to write in their glossary (common law and doctrine of precedent). They are introduced to the Queensland Criminal Code Act 1899 as well as a list of some other Acts which deal with specific criminal offences, such as drug offences and traffic offences. They are then introduced to the investigation process after an alleged criminal situation is reported. The various potential stakeholders in a crime are explained. Students are introduced to the concept of evidence and the process required for collecting evidence (as outlined in the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act of Queensland). The difference between direct and circumstantial evidence is explained. There is a video for students to watch to understand their rights when engaging with police. Information is provided about what happens when you are charged with an offence. This is followed by information about the rights of Police. Information is provided about Legal Aid (legal assistance available to people from low socio-economic backgrounds in Queensland).</p> <p>NB: In my PPTs I typically underline the information that I want students to write. The rest I use as talking points / visual aids.</p> <p>A resource which I think Legal Studies / Civics teachers will find helpful. If you use it, and like it, please give me a positive star rating / review.</p> <p>NB: My lessons have been designed for use in Australian classrooms and will often feature examples from Queensland legislation.</p>

<p>This resource contains lots of knowledge organisers covering A-level Law.</p>

<p>Civil Court System - AQA law English Legal system Lesson 2.</p> <p>Direct from the official AQA textbook in an animated engaging PP with everything required for this second topic.</p>

<p>121 slide powerpoint introduction to the UK legal systems</p>

<p>A 2-hour lesson covering the means to access court, including self-funded and legal aid options. Includes a worksheet and tasks.</p>

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<p>A series of law revision posters created by myself to prepare for A-Level Exams. By no means a replacement for textbooks or revision guides but acts as a consolidation tool.</p> <p>All topics available to purchase (excluding human rights and Law and Society from Nature of Law)</p>

<p>A series of law revision posters created by myself to prepare for A-Level Exams. By no means a replacement for textbooks or revision guides but acts as a consolidation tool.</p> <p>All topics available to purchase (excluding human rights and Law and Society from Nature of Law)</p>

<p>An examination of the requirement for there to be an intention to create legal relations in the formation of a contract.</p> <p>Written for AQA A-Level Law students but suitable for anyone studying law.</p>

<p>Includes workbook for students to fill in plus information slides with discussion points for AQA A Level Law topic on the Rule of Law.</p>

<p>Lesson created for a taster session delivered to year 11s who may wish to opt for BTEC Applied Law. 2017.</p>

HSC Legal Studies Notes

<p>A textbook-heavy lesson, so available for free! Worksheets and career info included.</p>

This Booklet is designed to support staff and students through the topic. It makes an excellent revision guide and can be used to support lessons and promote independent learning.<br /> <br /> The booklet contains detailed explanations of each aspect of the law, relevant cases and questions to promote learning.<br /> <br /> Note, the page layout is designed for printing a double sided booklet.

<p>This sheet allows students to organise their knowledge on legal professionals for A-Level law.</p> <p>The sheet has various spaces for them to fill in and is a great task for in class lessons but can also be used as a homework or revision task.</p> <p>Boxes to complete:</p> <ol> <li>Solicitors</li> <li>Barristers</li> <li>Legal Executives</li> <li>Should the legal professions be merged? Arguments for and against</li> </ol> <p>The sheet looks great printed in colour but also works perfectly well printed in black and white.</p> <p>It can also be completed digitally.</p>