AQA A-level Law Paper 2 - 3rd June 2025 [Exam Chat]

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AQA A-Level Law Paper 2 (1921939) - Tuesday 3rd June 2025 [Exam Chat]
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Date/Time: Tuesday 3rd June 2025 PM
Length: 2h
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Reply 1

Liyahhhh234

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Anyone got any predictions?

Reply 2

user75739589980

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Original post

by Liyahhhh234

Anyone got any predictions?

30 marker on R v F and Nuisance

Reply 3

emmmmmaaaaaaaaa

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Original post

by Liyahhhh234

Anyone got any predictions?

30 Marker on Negligence and Psychiatric injury or Negligence and Vicarious Liability

Reply 4

Ajjijkl54

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does anyone here do human rights, im struggling with an exam structure

Reply 5

alienwbk

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Original post

by Ajjijkl54

does anyone here do human rights, im struggling with an exam structure

i dooo

Reply 6

alienwbk

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guys what topics do u think are coming up this year?

Reply 7

Liyahhhh234

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Original post

by alienwbk

guys what topics do u think are coming up this year?

Vicarious liability, private nuisance, rylands v fletcher

Reply 8

AlishaBalal

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my teacher said: private nuisance, r v f, psychiatric injury, maybe vicarious liability based on what im hearing from others

Reply 9

Mini818178

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Hey guys for P2 Q9 what are the niche topics that could come up (not including law and morality, law and society and fault) or is it just these 3??

Reply 10

emmmmmaaaaaaaaa

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Original post

by Mini818178

Hey guys for P2 Q9 what are the niche topics that could come up (not including law and morality, law and society and fault) or is it just these 3??

Theory of tort law is pretty likely to come up as its the only one that's never been in a question 9

Reply 11

Jxip

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Original post

by emmmmmaaaaaaaaa

Theory of tort law is pretty likely to come up as its the only one that's never been in a question 9

its too short theres no way you can get 10 marks from it

Reply 12

emmmmmaaaaaaaaa

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Original post

by Jxip

its too short theres no way you can get 10 marks from it

Definitely possible, some of the areas are too short but some aren't like duty of care and vicarious liability. Plus they could easily do 2 different topics in the question, similar to how criminal theory is done.

Reply 13

emmmmmaaaaaaaaa

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Original post

by Jxip

its too short theres no way you can get 10 marks from it

Theory of contract is also a similar length and it's been done before

Reply 14

meetmeinmontauk

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Original post

by alienwbk

guys what topics do u think are coming up this year?

These have already come up:
2020: fault - OLA57
2021: fault - private nuisance
2022: morality - OLA84
2023: fault - vicarious liability
2024: morality - psychiatric damage

i’m thinking 2025 may be morality with rylands v fletcher OR economic loss since that’s the 2 that haven’t come up yet for a question 9

Reply 15

r4444x

on the aqa website tort content section, in the 'Liability in negligence for economic loss and psychiatric injury' part, it does not say duty of care, breach and damage. does this mean if we get a question on it we dont need to go through these steps first? i thought for all negligence claims we had to...

Reply 16

emmmmmaaaaaaaaa

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Original post

by r4444x

on the aqa website tort content section, in the 'Liability in negligence for economic loss and psychiatric injury' part, it does not say duty of care, breach and damage. does this mean if we get a question on it we dont need to go through these steps first? i thought for all negligence claims we had to...

No you don't need to go through negligence elements for economic loss or psychiatric injury. For economic loss there will be a negligent statement so mentioning about the breach duty of care which makes the statement negligent very briefly will encompass this. There are no elements of negligence in psychiatric injury.