This is a simple breakdown of the Harvard Referencing Guide, I’ve found students have used and benefited from this.

This can be used during tutor time or to set expectations as an introductory lesson.

This contains 2 powerpoints which introduce the topics and units, but also introduce the lesson with expectations etc.

2 powerpoints included one is an introduction to the units, expectations etc and another for a taster lesson to the subject.

Covering general deferences: Duress, necessity and provocation

L3 BTEC Applied Law Unit 1 Dispute Solving in Civil Law Definitions Booklet Booklet including all key terms required for Unit 1.

L3 BTEC Applied Law Unit 2 - Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System defintions booklet

L3 BTEC Applied Law Unit 3 - Defences of Automatism and Insanity Complete lesson including broken down definitions to help guide students understading of complex defences

Complete lesson regarding Theft Includes worksheets 2 x powerpoints depending on preference

There are tasks within the presentation (questions for research but also questions clarifying listening)

A series of activities for students to complete, themed like the TV the Cube. Allows students to demonstrate different skills - can be done on a large scale outside or small scale within classroom. Can also be used for all students including SEN needs.

Covering Police powers to search people and premises.

This presentation has been taught to Public Services students covering Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law, but also Law students studying their application of the law.

Covering lay people such as Magistrates and Juries Aimed at Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law, can be used across other units/lessons.

This relates to Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law - this powerpoint focuses on Barristers and Solicitors with tasks for students to complete

Role of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Code for Crown Prosecutors Private Prosecutions Plea bargaining Covers Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law but can be used for other subjects/units.

Covers aspects of Unit 15 Police Powers and the Law, but also applicable to Law units.

Covers Police arresting powers

Detention, Interviews, Further Searches + Collecting Samples

I’ve used this within my Law and Public Services Lessons. Includes descriptions and questions.