Legal Personnel A Level Law Revision Cards Topics: Legal representatives: Barristers, Solicitors and Legal Executives The regulation of legal representatives The Judiciary The role of judges in civil and criminal courts The separation of powers The independence of the judiciary

CRIMINAL COURTS AND LAY PEOPLE - A Level Law revision cards Revision cards covering the following topics: Criminal proceeding: UK courts Pre-trial procedures Classifying criminal cases Appeals and appellate courts Criminal Justice Act 1988 The aims of sentencing Factors affecting sentencing Types of sentences Lay magistrates and juries

’The Legal System’ A Level Law revision cards. A Level Revision cards for the following topics: Civil courts and dispute resolution Jurisdiction: county and high court Pre-trial procedures Defending a claim Appeals and Appellate court Employment tribunals and ADR Negotiation / mediation / arbitration Print 2/page on card

Corporate Homicide Criminal Law Revision Cards Topics included: The identification principle Vicarious Liability The Corporate Homicide and Manslaughter Act 2007. Key cases for each legal issue [print 2/page on card]

‘Defences for Homicide’ Revision Cards. Topics covered: Rulings of older provisions in the ‘Loss of Self Control’ The Homicide Act, 2009 The modern law on the loss of self control Self Defence: The objective + Subjective test Key cases covered. [Print 2/page on card]

CRIMINAL LAW Revision Cards on topic: Homicide Content: Murder Rulings in older provisions Manslaughter: Gross negligence manslaughter Unlawful Act manslaughter [Includes key statutes and cases] [Print 2 per page/on card]

An Inspector Calls - J.B Priestley Detailed quotation analysis of key moments across Act 1 and 2 of the play. This resource contains relevant contextual information important in understanding the backdrop of the play and how it had been received.

Judicial Review Notes Topics included: Explanation and arguments for and against judicial supremacy Statutory Interpretation Primacy of the text The Plain Meaning Rule The Golden Rule The Mischief Rule The Human Rights Act Key Cases

Detailed notes for ‘Parliamentary Sovereignty’ The principle of Parliamentary Sovereignty is outlined and analysed using key cases. Topics notes cover: The UK courts on PS + key cases Sources of PS The principle of entrenchment Interpretations of sovereignty, arguments for and against Implied Repeal + key cases

Key case notes on the relationship between the European Union and the concept of Parliamentary Sovereignty.

Topic: EU Institutions A detailed outline of the key executive institutions of the European Union: The European Council The Council of the European Union The Commission The European Parliament

Revision Cards for topic on CONSTITUTIONS Relevant and key constitutional cases are provided to promote a well developed argument. Topics included: Outline of the British Constitution Types of constitutions: Monarchical/Republican/Federal/Unitary/Written/Unwritten The Constitution as a text Constitutions above and below the nation state (ECHR) Exploring British exceptionalism: Historical and philosophical reasoning Issues with the absence of a codified constitution The Constitution as a rulebook Political constitutionalism Legal constitutionalism Constitutional rules contained in common law Legal constitutionalism Conventions Concordats Should the UK adopt a codified constitution; arguments for and against. Print 2/page on card.

AS AND A-LEVEL ENGLISH LITERATURE A ANTHOLOGY: LOVE POETRY THROUGH THE AGES Poem: La Belle Dame Sans Merci. A Ballad - John Keats Detailed quotation analysis covering AO2/3/4 for A-Level English Literature students.

AS AND A-LEVEL ENGLISH LITERATURE A Poem: ‘She Walks in Beauty’ - Lord Byron Language analysis (AO2) for key quotations

AS AND A-LEVEL ENGLISH LITERATURE A ANTHOLOGY: LOVE POETRY THROUGH THE AGES Poetry: ‘The Flea’ John Donne A-Level English Literature language analysis of key quotations throughout the poem.

AS AND A - LEVEL ENGLISH LITERATURE A ANTHOLOGY: LOVE POETRY THROUGH THE AGES Poem: ‘Whoso List to Hunt’ - Sir Thomas Wyatt AO2/AO3/AO4 Language analysis of the poem for A-Level English Literature students

AS AND A-LEVEL ENGLISH LITERATURE A ANTHOLOGY: LOVE POETRY THROUGH THE AGES Poem: ‘Sonnet 116’ - Shakespeare Detailed language analysis (AO2) and contextual information (AO3) for A Level English Literature students.