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e-Learning A Level in Law (AS)

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Law is both a fascinating and challenging subject. It affects every aspect of our daily lives. It is an ideal subject for someone with a logical mind, who likes research and attention to detail. AS/A2 Law generally is a very popular subject with both sixth form students who may be considering a career in law and also with more mature students who want to find out more about this intriguing subject.

About the course

Law can be a challenging subject, it has its own terminology which has to be learned and new terminology is explained in a clear and logical manner throughout the course with appropriate references to the text book.

Also, learning case law can be challenging. Case law consists of cases previously decided in courts of Law. It is important that the facts of these cases are learned as they will have to be known for examinations. It is better to learn these as the course progresses.

Entry Requirements

It is not necessary to have any legal knowledge before starting this course, however, if you have GCSE Law or have completed the Diploma in Law this would greatly assist your studies.

All the topic areas need to be studied, although if you have some prior legal knowledge, topic area 1 – the introduction to law can be quickly completed.

Study hours

Approximately 300 hours.

Course includes On-line Learning Documentation, On-line Resources and Tutor support for 2 years.

Qualification

AS/A2 – A level in Law. Both AS and A2 level courses and examinations must be successfully completed to gain a full A level.

Specification: AQA (Full A Level) 2160, AQA (AS) 1161 and AQA (A2) 2161

Unit 1

Section A

• Introduction to law – considers what Law is, different types of law and how to study law
• Assignment A
• Parliamentary law making – looking at Acts of Parliament
• Delegated legislation
• Statutory interpretation – the wording of Acts of Parliament
• Assignment B
• Judicial precedent – considering how judges make law in Courts
• Assignment C

Section B

• The Civil Courts and other forms of dispute Resolution – how an action is brought in County Court
• Criminal Courts and Lay people – looking at Magistrates and Juries
• Assignment D
• Legal profession and other sources f advice and funding. The Judiciary – considering training of solicitors, barristers and judges.
• Assignment E

Unit B

Section A

• Criminal Liability – Actus Reus, mens rea and intention – what constitutes a crime?
• Common Assault, Assault and battery, Offences against the person and strict liability
• Assignment F
• The Criminal Courts: – Magistrates Court and Crown Court, types of offences
• Trial procedure, bail, the plea. Outline of evidence, burden of proof
• Sentencing aims – what is the purpose of sanctions and imprisonment in criminal matters?
• Assignment G

Section B

• Introduction to Tort –negligence, duty of care, breach of duty and damages
• Assignment H
• The Civil Courts, trial procedure. The three track procedures, Alternative Dispute resolution, evidential issues
• Assignment I

Section C

• An introduction to Law of contract – formation and breach of Contract – looking at contracts which are made everyday.
• Assignment J

Examination

There is no course work required for this course and assessment is by examination for each unit as follows:

The method of assessment for this examination is by way of one written paper of One hour thirty minutes. The weighting for this paper is 50% of total AS or 25% of total A Level marks.

In the examination, candidates must answer three questions from eight, one from Section A – Law making, one from Section B – The Legal system, and one from either section. Each question is in three parts and the complete question must be answered. Each part of the question is worth 10 marks, totalling 30 marks for the whole question. Total marks available are 95% which include 5% for good use of vocabulary including legal terminology and presentation and quality of written communication.

For Unit 2, assessment is by way of a written paper of One hour 30 minutes.

Candidates are required to answer two multi – part questions based on problem scenarios. There is a compulsory question from Section A and the other question may be taken from either Section B or Section C. Each section has a maximum of 45 marks. There is an additional 5 marks available for quality of written communication (QWC)

Technical Requirements

• Windows: Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 – Acrobat Reader 4.0 and above
  OR
  Macintosh: Mac OS X, Mac OS 9.2 – Acrobat Reader 4.0 and above
• An up to date internet browser such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari.
• Internet connection (broadband recommended.

Cost - Per Person

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