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anyone know any correct answers from AQA paper today (16th May) unit 1?
how did you all find it?
how did you all find it?
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Not so sure about all the answers, but ive got a question thats killing me, did the question 3 of the criminal courts and lay people section ask for advantages and disadvantages of lay people, or only advantages? I cant seem to remember and its so frustrating
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(Original post by DoctorDan)
Went okay I guess. How'd you find it? Parlimentary law-making wasnt too bad. Delegated legislation was okay and lay people was just about managable for me xD
Went okay I guess. How'd you find it? Parlimentary law-making wasnt too bad. Delegated legislation was okay and lay people was just about managable for me xD
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Not so sure about all the answers, but ive got a question thats killing me, did the question 3 of the criminal courts and lay people section ask for advantages and disadvantages of lay people, or only advantages? I cant seem to remember and its so frustrating
Not so sure about all the answers, but ive got a question thats killing me, did the question 3 of the criminal courts and lay people section ask for advantages and disadvantages of lay people, or only advantages? I cant seem to remember and its so frustrating
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(Original post by rebeccael28)
Good yes thank u- was shocked by the first question on delegated legislation on statutory instruments as they normally come up as 5 marks for 2!! Yes I blagged work/role of magistrates and jury..what did you include in that?
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Good yes thank u- was shocked by the first question on delegated legislation on statutory instruments as they normally come up as 5 marks for 2!! Yes I blagged work/role of magistrates and jury..what did you include in that?
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For work of lay magistrates I talked about what types of offences they deal with (all summary and some triable either way ones depending on their jurisdiction). I mentioned how they deal with all preliminary hearings, especially those for indictable. I made a brief mention of how they sometimes sit on appeals at the crown court. I also talked about how they can extaend bail applications and issue warrants for arrest. Um I forgot to mention the youth court in the answer which is annoying. How did you find the lay people questions??
For work of lay magistrates I talked about what types of offences they deal with (all summary and some triable either way ones depending on their jurisdiction). I mentioned how they deal with all preliminary hearings, especially those for indictable. I made a brief mention of how they sometimes sit on appeals at the crown court. I also talked about how they can extaend bail applications and issue warrants for arrest. Um I forgot to mention the youth court in the answer which is annoying. How did you find the lay people questions??
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Jesus Christ had time for all that?? You didn't have to talk about selection of neither tbh but hey the more the better
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(Original post by garanhao76)
Jesus Christ had time for all that?? You didn't have to talk about selection of neither tbh but hey the more the better
Jesus Christ had time for all that?? You didn't have to talk about selection of neither tbh but hey the more the better
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I reckon they will be quite high, I'm not sure about other sections but mine (Judicial precedent, Statutory interpretation and Lay persons) Were really not easy, but accessible. Apart from a cheeky question on the Court of Appeal it was a good paper overall.
I reckon they will make unit 2 hard, so they can then balance the grade boundaries.
I reckon they will make unit 2 hard, so they can then balance the grade boundaries.
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(Original post by garanhao76)
I reckon they will be quite high, I'm not sure about other sections but mine (Judicial precedent, Statutory interpretation and Lay persons) Were really not easy, but accessible. Apart from a cheeky question on the Court of Appeal it was a good paper overall.
I reckon they will make unit 2 hard, so they can then balance the grade boundaries.
I reckon they will be quite high, I'm not sure about other sections but mine (Judicial precedent, Statutory interpretation and Lay persons) Were really not easy, but accessible. Apart from a cheeky question on the Court of Appeal it was a good paper overall.
I reckon they will make unit 2 hard, so they can then balance the grade boundaries.
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I wrote that if they got a precedent from the supreme Court: They would have to follow it or distinguish it.
By following it they would just you know follow it.
Distinguishing (gave explanation with 2 cases)
Then what they would do with the precedent of their own I said:
Follow it(again)
Distinguish it (again no explanation needed)
Or overrule it (then explained the young exceptions)
But I was an absolute idiot and wrote Young v BRB instead of young v bristol aeroplane 😂😂 but hopefully it won't be too bad
By following it they would just you know follow it.
Distinguishing (gave explanation with 2 cases)
Then what they would do with the precedent of their own I said:
Follow it(again)
Distinguish it (again no explanation needed)
Or overrule it (then explained the young exceptions)
But I was an absolute idiot and wrote Young v BRB instead of young v bristol aeroplane 😂😂 but hopefully it won't be too bad
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