This is my P3 document for applied law with included example cases and a clear structure. It achieved the highest grade and was used as an example for further years by teachers. Hope it helps your coursework :)

My P2 coursework with accurate case examples and a clear structure. My work includes the cases that I was given by my teacher, but you can take it out and put your own in. All completed to a very high standard and passed all tasks.

The book I referred to is Pearson National Applied Law

full detail. 25 pages, 7928 words. distinction level. a clear understanding of the case studies and the law.

This essay includes the following: what is Brexit, what is article 50 of the treaty of Lisbon, how is this going to affect UK law, why did the courts get involved with Brexit, what is the legal process of leaving the EU.

This essay includes the following: Supreme Court practice statement, how judges avoid precedent, over ruling, reversing, distinguishing, the Fitzpatrick V Sterling Housing Association case, statutory interpretation (the literal rule and purposive approach) and comparing both the literal rule and purposive approach.

This document is very detailed. The first section includes a description of the influences on Parliament and analysis of the influences on Parliament. The second section includes a guide which explains the uses of delegated legislation and the ways it is controlled by the Parliament and the High court. The third part includes a compare and contrast description of the different methods of law making. The main focuses are on; Judicial Precedent, Acts of Parliament and Delegated Legislation.

In this powerpoint, you will find how an Act of Parliament is created and what processes an act has to go through before it is established as an act.

The first section includes an outline and explanation of how advice and representation can be funded in civil and criminal law, as well as which other organisations provide legal services. The second section includes an evaluation of funding advice and representation.