A double lesson covering the ways the UK protects and interferes with Article 5. Includes a worksheet as there is a LOT of information!

A lesson covering the criminal courts of England and Wales, including: Classification of offences Magistrates Court role Crown Court role Pre-Trial procedure Exemplar exam questions There is also a task at the end that requires access to OCR past exam papers and markschemes but this could be deleted.

A 2-hour lesson on the key provisions of Article 11. Includes worksheets and readings

A 2 hour lesson on juries including evaluation and tasks, includes links to youtube videos which can be used in lesson, too.

A lesson covering the basics for revision, with a worksheet to accompany.

This lesson is 2-hours long and covers how the UK protects and interferes with Article 10. There are many links to sources included in the notes, and also a task which may require the new OCR textbook.

A set of 4 worksheets to help new law students organise their notes for the law on negligence. Includes: Caparo Tests Causation Res Ipsa Loquitor Defences

Each page contains key legal definitions, which can be analysed and annotated with further information such as additional definitions from case law. Designed to support note-taking and active teaching within the classroom. Can be used alongside lessons from my own collection. This booklet has been updated to include R V Broughton for Gross Negligence Manslaughter, and is therefore reflective of the 2022 school year.

A booklet of 12 scenarios to support teaching Paper 1, Part B (Criminal Law) for the OCR Specification. These scenarios are NOT designed to be diagnostic or assessment tools, but support teaching and learning for the offences and defences. There are 12 scenarios, which link to various offences and defences: Property Fatal Non-Fatal Defences Attempt

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.

A sample medium-term plan for the Paper 3: Option of Human Rights Law under the OCR Specification. Includes example formative assessment strategy as well as a break down of how to approach the content. Can be used alongside my lessons available through the EmPoTeach TES store.

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!

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

A 2-hour lesson on an overview of the courts system, including worksheets. One of the worksheets is within the slides - it is based on our own area (Norwich) so you can absolutely change for photos of your nearest courts. In addition, there are tasks based on the OCR textbooks.

A 2-hour lesson covering the key provisions of Article 6. Includes worksheet

A lesson covering many aspects of UK law which protect and interfere with Article 11. Includes a reading on the new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act and links to tasks for Public Order Act 2023.

A 2-hour lesson outlining the justified interferences with Article 11. includes activities and a link to a video from Channel 4.

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

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.