People think that you need AAAs to get accepted which is definitely true but you also must compete with the rest of thousands of students who will have outstanding grades. Therefore, personal statement would have to be filled with clear vision (your interest is shown e.g. through work experience, reading a book, doing EPQ is a good thing as well and other activities). Plus law is very competitive subject so if you are not at your great or you believe that you won't be able to achieve AAA or beyond then yeahh I would also think of looking elsewhere.
But what I can tell you is that my friend has studied law at oxford for first year and now she is transferring to Leeds because she's been visiting her best friend and she really liked the atmosphere there.
You do not have to aim for Oxbridge just to be recognisable because trust me other unis are good as well and one of them is Leeds. Look around and see it for yourself