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Lay People - juries
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Intro to criminal liability
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Home
Why choose AS Law?
AS Sociology - Feminism
AS Law syllabus & exams
Module 1 (AS)
How UK laws are made
How European laws are made
Influences upon Parliament
Module 2 (AS)
The Courts
Lay People - magistrates
Lay People - juries
Module 3 (AS)
Intro to criminal liability
Intro to tort liability
How UK Laws are made
UK Laws
Houses of Parliament
House of Commons
House of Lords
Influences Upon Parliament
The Media
The Courts
The Courts - Tasks 1
The Courts - Tasks 2
Web Links
Law 1 - Law Making
Law 2 - Dispute Solving
Glossary
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The chances are you won’t have studied Law before, so what is the subject all about? All students are enrolled for the AS Level courses initially and decide later whether or not they wish to continue to A Level. The AS Level course lasts one year, and three modules are studied. By selecting one of the links below, you can find out more about each of the three modules and try your hand at some practical exercises


Module 1 (AS) - Law making


How UK laws are made

How European laws are made
Influences upon Parliament


Module 2 (AS) - Dispute solving


The Courts

Lay People - magistrates
and juries

Module 3 (AS) – The Concept of Liability


Introduction to criminal liability
Introduction to tort liability
Glossary

 


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