AQA A-level Law for Year 1/AS

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Similar to About Law at number one, this book is a slightly more detailed explanation of the English legal system. From drug smuggling to the ‘Profumo affair’, Hutchinson represented some of the most notorious characters to have appeared in the courts in the last century. Help students to apply the law, debate key legal areas and better prepare for their legal careers through real-life problem scenarios and simulated role play.

invites readers on a journey of moral reflection, encouraging us to think through and question the complexities of modern social dilemmas.For that reason, we’ve drawn up a list of the ten books we believe every prospective Law student should read. The Law Library's collection is fully catalogued on SOLO, Oxford University's online resource discovery tool. Not only is it one of the greatest books ever written, but it has particular relevance to Law students because it gives an insight into the character and tradition of the legal profession.

Although the student referenced in this book is fictional, the letters are really written to all prospective Law students, making it perfectly suited to a position on this list. It was first published in 2002, so it’s important to note that some of the passages are a little out of date now. When you are studying English law, most of the books of interest to you will be shelved on Level 2, the entrance level to the Law Bod.

It enables learners to construct persuasive legal arguments and to evaluate the strength of such arguments. Westlaw is a large database of UK, US and international legal materials including cases, legislation and journal articles. His ideas are therefore directly opposed to those of Hart, and the two authors argued about this for many years (the question remains unresolved).

com you agree to their terms and conditions, privacy notice and acknowledge they may use cookies and pixels for information and analytics gathering. The books in the Reserve Collection are available to all categories of readers, not just those on the particular course.Here you will find a collection of interactive units that bring together a number of elements including general data, exam questions, their marking schemes and examiner comments, which will lead you through a review of exam questions. Dickens was arguably one of the greatest storytellers to have lived, and Bleak House is often cited as his very best work.

Join our online Law course to explore Law, prepare for your future and make friends from around the world. Viewed by this light it becomes a coherent scheme, and not the monstrous maze the laity are apt to think it. Google Analytics anonymously tracks individual visitor behaviour on this web site so that we can see how LibGuides is being used. This syllabus builds an excellent foundation for further study of Law in higher education and/or a career within the field. I’ve already given a brief insight into the importance of Lord Denning and the uniqueness of his writings, so I thought I’d include his biography in case you’d like to find out more.

Land Law provides the reader with a clear and concise explanation of the vast range of topics covered in the majority of land law courses. Rather, what I have attempted is a kind of social history of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s told through the lens of its leading criminal cases, bound together by the common thread that in each case the defence was conducted by the same man. With Revel, your students can read, practice, study and prepare for summative assessments in one engaging, seamless multimedia experience. Everything you strictly need to know for the exams will be clearly explained in your textbooks, but you won’t get these until you start the course.