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law Law - AS/A2

Exam Board: AQA

How does the English Legal System work? What is the difference between Criminal and Civil Law? How are laws made?

Is Law for you? • You must have achieved at least 5 GCSEs at grade C or above, including at least a grade C in English Language. You must have an interest in and enthusiasm for studying Law as a subject and be prepared to read and research Law-based topics. You want to develop your analytical ability and critical thinking skills.

You wish to develop the ability to communicate legal arguments and conclusions with reference to appropriate legal authority. You want to develop an understanding of the Law as a changing body of rules that affects everyone in all aspects of their lives. You will apply for Level 3 Law rather than "A" level or BTEC. The mode of study "A" level or BTEC will be determined by the college following assessments made at the start of the course.


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