mot unis do not require any past law qualifications in order to do a degree in it, to my knowledge. as long as you have a passion for it and express that in your personal statement it should be fine
Depends on which universities you apply to. Very few will ask for a Law A-Level, some may ask for an essay-based subject (RS, and maybe economics, might count), and many won’t ask for specific subjects. As long as you have the required grades (most law courses will ask for ABB at the minimum), you should be fine.
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