[united1789]

What topics do you think will come up?

[Mr.mAddd]

the exam is on the 15th isnt it?

[Sanj Susarla]

I heard defenses might come up as problem questions.
I found a pretty good website which has literally all of OCR AS and A2 law on it.
Check it out, it might help.
http://www.lawade.co.uk/Lawade.co.uk/Welcome.html

[Procrastination1]

I think duress will come up as the essay question.. for some strange reason.

[mehvish0786]

i think insanity might come up

[farrukhkhan01]

I have revised, Murder, Theft, Strict Liability, Mens Rea, Robbery, Burglary, Gross-Neg Manslaughter, Contructive Manslaughter. is that enough? if there anything i should Definitely revise?

[farrukhkhan01]

I have revised, Murder, Theft, Strict Liability, Mens Rea, Robbery, Burglary, Gross-Neg Manslaughter, Contructive Manslaughter. is that enough? if there anything i should Definitely revise?

[ChelsLeigh]

My teacher strongly advised us to revise Non Fatal Offences! for an essay.

[united1993]

I reckon Insanity as an essay for Section A. Property offences and non fatals on section b/c.

[united1993]

Anyone tell me the key difference between robbery and burglary please ?

[MSJM1]

Im focusing on murder, mens rea, attempts, theft burglary robbery, non fatal offences, self-defence, consent and intoxication. I really dont want to do insanity but it is in my pririty list. i cba lool. I hope theft robbery and burglary comes up as a pq

[MSJM1]

(Original post by united1993)
Anyone tell me the key difference between robbery and burglary please ?

burglary- entry of a building or part of a building as a trespasser

robbery- appropriates property dishonestly with the intention to permenantly deprive the owner as well as using unlawful force

[united1993]

Cheers.
http://pdf.ocr.org.uk/download/ms_11..._gce_g153.pdf?
Can you look at question 5 on the link please.
I don't get why shane is guilty of robbery when he enters the shop but when he enters and steals it's burglary.

[sammie1994]

Hi, in question C do you have to use cases or not? I'm pretty sure my teacher told us we don't have too.
And how do you write answers to section B?

[Xæthon]

(Original post by sammie1994)
Hi, in question C do you have to use cases or not? I'm pretty sure my teacher told us we don't have too.
And how do you write answers to section B?

You don't need cases for section C questions, and for section B I think you just state the law, apply it, and illustrate with cases.

[Joshua.harper]

Basically only topic that is guaranteed to come up will be a scenario question incorporating the changes from Coroners and Justice Act 2009.

But with 3 essays; 3 scenarios and 2 dilemma boards hopefully they'll be questions on the paper that fit the areas you've revised!

[Joshua.harper]

(Original post by united1993)
Cheers.
http://pdf.ocr.org.uk/download/ms_11..._gce_g153.pdf?
Can you look at question 5 on the link please.
I don't get why shane is guilty of robbery when he enters the shop but when he enters and steals it's burglary.

Basically the level of severity of the two offences:

Burglary is limited at 14 years imprisonment, whereas for Robbery is up to life imprisonment.

So Shane is [technically] guilty of both however would only face a charge of Robbery.

[helpp!!!]

i really want insanity or self defence to come up as an essay as they havent been on for a while now. Also, id love to have a scenario purely on theft or voluntary manslaughter and for the dilemma i want non fatal to come up

[Jfoster24]

(Original post by united1993)
I reckon Insanity as an essay for Section A. Property offences and non fatals on section b/c.

Excellent prediction

[AverageExcellence]

(Original post by Jfoster24)

Excellent prediction

There was no non fatal questions for section B, but it was a decent guess