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Could anyone tell me the questions that came up in the A level law paper 1 OCR
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Could anyone tell me the questions that came up in the A level law paper 1 OCR
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It was theft, robbery and burglary for the scenario question and consent for the evaluation question. For the second option it was murder and diminished responsibility as well as consent for the evaluation question. For the 10 mark question I did aims of sentencing and discuss how sentencing achieve aim of protection of the public.
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Wasnt it robbery too? Which burglary did you do? s91a or s91b?
(Original post by Sidney 849)
It was theft, burglary for the scenario question and consent for the evaluation question. For the second option it was murder and diminished responsibility as well as consent for the evaluation question. For the 10 mark question I did aims of sentencing and discuss how sentencing achieve aim of protection of the public.
It was theft, burglary for the scenario question and consent for the evaluation question. For the second option it was murder and diminished responsibility as well as consent for the evaluation question. For the 10 mark question I did aims of sentencing and discuss how sentencing achieve aim of protection of the public.
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Yeah it was robbery and I think I did s.9(1)(b) because he entered as a trespasser then stole the iPhone. I’m not sure if it could have been s.9(1)(a) since he didn’t have the intention to steal the only thing he wanted to do was change the music if I remember accurately.
(Original post by Suhayla222)
Wasnt it robbery too? Which burglary did you do? s91a or s91b?
Wasnt it robbery too? Which burglary did you do? s91a or s91b?
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What other a levels did you do?
(Original post by Sidney 849)
Yeah it was robbery and I think I did s.9(1)(b) because he entered as a trespasser then stole the iPhone. I’m not sure if it could have been s.9(1)(a) since he didn’t have the intention to steal the only thing he wanted to do was change the music if I remember accurately.
Yeah it was robbery and I think I did s.9(1)(b) because he entered as a trespasser then stole the iPhone. I’m not sure if it could have been s.9(1)(a) since he didn’t have the intention to steal the only thing he wanted to do was change the music if I remember accurately.
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I do OCR Psychology and WJEC sociology what about you?
(Original post by Suhayla222)
What other a levels did you do?
What other a levels did you do?
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I heard that the second Maths paper was bad and that the third one was leaked how did you find it?
(Original post by Suhayla222)
Edexcel Maths and Aqa English Language
Edexcel Maths and Aqa English Language
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You were lucky then do you think the grade boundary is going to be low for both maths and law.
(Original post by Suhayla222)
Yeah, my paper was good! Luckily found the leaked paper 3 hours before the exam
Yeah, my paper was good! Luckily found the leaked paper 3 hours before the exam
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From the threads i've seen, I think Law would definitely be high as a lot have done so well, but with maths paper 1 was also leaked and I didnt get to see it. but with having 2 papers leaked i think the grade boundaries would definitely be high
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I was thinking for law that it wouldn’t be high since it’s the first time that we are doing the new law exam. For maths I think it would be low there was this girl that I knew complaining that even if she did have the maths book open In front of her that she still wouldn’t do so well.
(Original post by Suhayla222)
From the threads i've seen, I think Law would definitely be high as a lot have done so well, but with maths paper 1 was also leaked and I didnt get to see it. but with having 2 papers leaked i think the grade boundaries would definitely be high
From the threads i've seen, I think Law would definitely be high as a lot have done so well, but with maths paper 1 was also leaked and I didnt get to see it. but with having 2 papers leaked i think the grade boundaries would definitely be high
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you found the leaked law paper 3??
(Original post by Suhayla222)
Yeah, my paper was good! Luckily found the leaked paper 3 hours before the exam
Yeah, my paper was good! Luckily found the leaked paper 3 hours before the exam
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Heyy What were the topics for the paper 2?
(Original post by Sidney 849)
It was theft, robbery and burglary for the scenario question and consent for the evaluation question. For the second option it was murder and diminished responsibility as well as consent for the evaluation question. For the 10 mark question I did aims of sentencing and discuss how sentencing achieve aim of protection of the public.
It was theft, robbery and burglary for the scenario question and consent for the evaluation question. For the second option it was murder and diminished responsibility as well as consent for the evaluation question. For the 10 mark question I did aims of sentencing and discuss how sentencing achieve aim of protection of the public.
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10 marks were on the golden rule (and evaluation) and the other choice was on distinguishing i think and i cant remember the evaluation. Scenario A = negligence and rylands v fletcher, Scenario B = occupiers liability act 1984 and nuisance. Evaluation essay = vicarious liability
(Original post by Deena Lillibeth)
Heyy What were the topics for the paper 2?
Heyy What were the topics for the paper 2?
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(Original post by Sidney 849)
It was theft, robbery and burglary for the scenario question and consent for the evaluation question. For the second option it was murder and diminished responsibility as well as consent for the evaluation question. For the 10 mark question I did aims of sentencing and discuss how sentencing achieve aim of protection of the public.
It was theft, robbery and burglary for the scenario question and consent for the evaluation question. For the second option it was murder and diminished responsibility as well as consent for the evaluation question. For the 10 mark question I did aims of sentencing and discuss how sentencing achieve aim of protection of the public.
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The ones that I choose is the definition of the golden rule for the 10 mark question and advantages of the golden rule as the 15 mark question I can’t remember the other choices sorry.
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(Original post by Sidney 849)
The ones that I choose is the definition of the golden rule for the 10 mark question and advantages of the golden rule as the 15 mark question I can’t remember the other choices sorry.
The ones that I choose is the definition of the golden rule for the 10 mark question and advantages of the golden rule as the 15 mark question I can’t remember the other choices sorry.
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(Original post by riannonjadexo)
10 marks were on the golden rule (and evaluation) and the other choice was on distinguishing i think and i cant remember the evaluation. Scenario A = negligence and rylands v fletcher, Scenario B = occupiers liability act 1984 and nuisance. Evaluation essay = vicarious liability
10 marks were on the golden rule (and evaluation) and the other choice was on distinguishing i think and i cant remember the evaluation. Scenario A = negligence and rylands v fletcher, Scenario B = occupiers liability act 1984 and nuisance. Evaluation essay = vicarious liability
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