AS Level Unit 1A: Lawmaking & Unit 1 B: The legal system Assessment: Examination Unit 2A: Criminal liability & Unit 2C: The law of contract Assessment: Examination A Level Unit 3: Criminal Law—offences against the person Assessment: Examination Unit 4A: Criminal law—offences against property & Unit 4C: Concepts of law Assessment: Examination Topics: Unit 1: Law Making •Parliamentary law-making •Delegated legislation •Statutory interpretation •Judicial precedent Unit 2: The Legal System •Civil and criminal courts •The legal profession •The judiciary Unit 3: Criminal Law - Offences Against the Person •Murder •Manslaughter •Assault •Battery Unit 4: Criminal Law - Offences Against Property •Theft •Robbery •Blackmail •Burglary •Fraud Unit 5: Concepts of Law •Morality •Justice •Creativity •Fault
Five 9-4 grade passes at GCSE which includes English and Mathematics. To study A-level Law, you must have a grade 6 or above in at least one of the GCSE English courses.
100% exam based.
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| Region | North East |
| Local Authority | County Durham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Willerby Grove, Peterlee, SR8 2RN |
AS Level Unit 1A: Lawmaking & Unit 1 B: The legal system Assessment: Examination Unit 2A: Criminal liability & Unit 2C: The law of contract Assessment: Examination A Level Unit 3: Criminal Law—offences against the person Assessment: Examination Unit 4A: Criminal law—offences against property & Unit 4C: Concepts of law Assessment: Examination Topics: Unit 1: Law Making •Parliamentary law-making •Delegated legislation •Statutory interpretation •Judicial precedent Unit 2: The Legal System •Civil and criminal courts •The legal profession •The judiciary Unit 3: Criminal Law - Offences Against the Person •Murder •Manslaughter •Assault •Battery Unit 4: Criminal Law - Offences Against Property •Theft •Robbery •Blackmail •Burglary •Fraud Unit 5: Concepts of Law •Morality •Justice •Creativity •Fault
Five 9-4 grade passes at GCSE which includes English and Mathematics. To study A-level Law, you must have a grade 6 or above in at least one of the GCSE English courses.
100% exam based.