[snooper]

Long story short...we are fairly behind in Criminal law because we wasted so much time on retakes. My exam is on 15th June and i'm very worried as this is my hardest exam ever. There will be two 50 mark questions which just get me very worried. I've just finished writing my notes for all chapters, i'm so scared that even after i have done all my notes that i will be unable to even remember what i've written especially the ludicrous amount of cases i need to remember :'(. Preferably wanting an answer from a past A2 Law student...how can i get this all done in time? There's so much theory and cases and i need to do good! What do you suggest i do?! Is this even possible to get done by next month+15 days?!

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[Rebecca_ann]

( also doing criminal law exam on 15th)
I agree with there's so much to learn, we haven't done a mock yet as we only finished learning the notes last week!
I've done a poster on A3 for each chapter and tried to memorise the key cases from each section. My teacher said they would try and not put attempts in as that was on special study but who knows. Just keep memorising and colour coding each bit as I find it helps. as you get the choice of 3 questions so surely one of them you should be able to answer my teacher said to try and fit in 8 relevant cases and more for que.1 and 2. Hope this helps a little.


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[Procrastination1]

Use mark schemes as a checklist for anything more you could add in the 50 markers especially for A02.. Also I'd advise you to practice exam questions just to see how much you can remember and areas you need to improve on. Good luck!