OCR A Level Law Paper 1 (H418/01) - 23rd May 2024 [Exam Chat]
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Reply 60
Do you know if we have to talk about factual and legal causation in scenarios? (e.g. murder)
Reply 62
Original post by albinasergienko
Do you know if we have to talk about factual and legal causation in scenarios? (e.g. murder)
B. Which is the most important, both factual and legal causation
Reply 63
Original post by albinasergienko
Do you know if we have to talk about factual and legal causation in scenarios? (e.g. murder)
It depends if there are any causation issues. If there are any, then you have to go through factual and legal causation and other factors e.g victims own acts. If there are no causation issues that needs to be established you can just say that D is the factual and legal cause of the death of V, therefore he has fulfilled the AR. then move on to MR
Reply 65
Original post by nxzki
I hate causation
Original post by Bonnieiisj
do u have history and law tomorrow?
nooo just law do u ? 😢
Reply 67
Original post by nxzki
nooo just law do u ? 😢
yes, im so finished 🥲
Reply 68
Original post by Anthonyddd
Yes we do Ofcourse it’s one of the most essential parts of the actual reas element ‘ killing ‘, whether there was either A. a break in the chain of causation, this depends on the scenario.
B. Which is the most important, both factual and legal causation
B. Which is the most important, both factual and legal causation
thank you!
Original post by Bonnieiisj
yes, im so finished 🥲
omg no wayyyy good luck !! how's revising for them both 😰
Reply 70
Original post by nxzki
omg no wayyyy good luck !! how's revising for them both 😰
im revising history rn, and icl i dont remember anything for law . welp at least i lowering the grade boundaries
Reply 72
Original post by seventh18
guys im acc going to be bringing down the grade boundary tmr <3
0 knowledge on legal systems
0 knowledge on legal systems
Jajahajajajaja stop it
Reply 73
Im so cooked for section A nothing is going in help
Reply 74
yes you do for murder, and others like ABH, GBH and wounding but it doesn't come up for everything
Reply 75
Original post by jkbzjxu0876
Im so cooked for section A nothing is going in help
Reply 77
Original post by nxzki
what is everyone revising 😭
just recapping all crim law
Reply 78
Original post by erin11
OCR A Level Law Paper 1 (H418/01) - 23rd May 2024
Welcome to the TSR discussion for OCR Law Paper 1!
Introduce yourself, share your favourite or least favourite topic/s, how you're feeling about the exam and your best revision tips
Exam: Paper 1 - The Legal system and Criminal Law
Date: 23rd May 2024 PM
Duration: 2 hours
Best of luck!
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I am so cooked haha
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