A level Law - 11marker on appeals.

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  1. JessNurden's Avatar
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    A level Law - 11marker on appeals.
    Hi guys.

    I know it's not really meant to be a hard question or anything, but I can't wrap my head around what I'm meant to write for the appeal routes questions.
    The question is out of 11, and I realistically want about 8 on it.

    I've got my little paragraphs written on the mag court, case stated, appealing against conviction/sentence, the high court, court of appeal, point of law, house of lords and unsafe convictions and the ccr, but I just don't know how to structure it.

    Any help please? I'm desperate.
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    A level Law - 11marker on appeals.
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