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i am doing criminal law ocr is 3 weeks enough to revise for it and can you gice any tips 
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what if it isn't enough? Are you just not going to bother.
Just revsise as best you can.
Just revsise as best you can.
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i am doing criminal law ocr is 3 weeks enough to revise for it and can you gice any tips
i am doing criminal law ocr is 3 weeks enough to revise for it and can you gice any tips
If you note statutes and cases and relevant terms you should be fine. Spend half a day looking through the text and noting these and then you've got three weeks where you can revise them easily and quickly as you've noted them down and what section they're for. Remember don't revise solidly, take good 5 minute breaks atleast every half hour to ensure you remain focused, otherwise it's a waste of time. Good luck, need anything else feel free to quote me and I'll do my best to reply asap.
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I'm sure you will revise in time, three weeks is a long time.
If you note statutes and cases and relevant terms you should be fine. Spend half a day looking through the text and noting these and then you've got three weeks where you can revise them easily and quickly as you've noted them down and what section they're for. Remember don't revise solidly, take good 5 minute breaks atleast every half hour to ensure you remain focused, otherwise it's a waste of time. Good luck, need anything else feel free to quote me and I'll do my best to reply asap.
I'm sure you will revise in time, three weeks is a long time.
If you note statutes and cases and relevant terms you should be fine. Spend half a day looking through the text and noting these and then you've got three weeks where you can revise them easily and quickly as you've noted them down and what section they're for. Remember don't revise solidly, take good 5 minute breaks atleast every half hour to ensure you remain focused, otherwise it's a waste of time. Good luck, need anything else feel free to quote me and I'll do my best to reply asap.
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Are you doing Ocr criminal and what questions do you think will come up?
Are you doing Ocr criminal and what questions do you think will come up?
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Isn't three weeks enough??? I revise for about 1 week MAX for each module. Or, like today, one day on a whole module 
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from scratch?! because im in the same boat for OCR contract law from scratch in 3 weeks with eco exams too.
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I did the OCR Criminal Law exam in Jan and got the joint highest in my class, which was a B(no-one got A cos my teacher was cack and demotivated the whole class but thats a whole other story lol, the paper isnt too hard).
I strongly suggest that you revise the core topics. These consist of Theft, Robbery, Offences against the person and all of the general defences, as these always turn up in the paper. Also revise Strict Liability and Involuntary/Voluntary manslaughter, which are also almost certain to turn up. Dont bother with Omissions as it has come up in the past two papers. I did about 9 days revision and got within 7 marks of an A despite pretty much relearning the entire content within that time. 3 weeks is more than enough, but dont let that make you lazy. Hope this helps.
I strongly suggest that you revise the core topics. These consist of Theft, Robbery, Offences against the person and all of the general defences, as these always turn up in the paper. Also revise Strict Liability and Involuntary/Voluntary manslaughter, which are also almost certain to turn up. Dont bother with Omissions as it has come up in the past two papers. I did about 9 days revision and got within 7 marks of an A despite pretty much relearning the entire content within that time. 3 weeks is more than enough, but dont let that make you lazy. Hope this helps.
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How did you get it done in 9 days? I'm just wondering because I have my unit 3 exam on June 15th
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i am doing criminal law ocr is 3 weeks enough to revise for it and can you gice any tips
i am doing criminal law ocr is 3 weeks enough to revise for it and can you gice any tips
Just remember, don't take too long on the basic topics( Try to cover them in detail in the day) and when it comes to the bigger topics, make sure you make enough time to cover them over a series of days, or if you prefer to cover sections in the day, just make sure to keep focused and take those five minute breaks to ensure you remain focus. But the main thing is to not stress, just work unbelievably hard until you get to that exam and you should do just fine
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I have yet to take my criminal law exam but I had a contract exam this morning. I am pleasantly surprised by how well it went because contract law was my worst subject and I learnt frustration and breach literally the night before
You should set yourself realistic goals - you are not going to go through the whole year's reading list in three weeks. If you have been studying hard throughout the year then the exam will be a breeze even with last minute revision (obviously the more you revise the better). However there's still hope even if you were a crappy student like me. Here's what I did for contract:
First go through your lecture notes to get an overview of the subject and then do practice questions, practice questions and more practice questions! Start by writing essay outlines looking at your lecture notes, then try to reproduce them without looking at your notes, and finally (if you can face it; I know I can't) try to do the same thing under exam conditions. The day before my first exam I also came up with this genius idea of making mind maps for each topic, and it worked. Especially because my visual memory is really strong I could recall a few cases because "I used a green highlighter on it" or "I put it on the left hand corner of the map".
You should set yourself realistic goals - you are not going to go through the whole year's reading list in three weeks. If you have been studying hard throughout the year then the exam will be a breeze even with last minute revision (obviously the more you revise the better). However there's still hope even if you were a crappy student like me. Here's what I did for contract:
First go through your lecture notes to get an overview of the subject and then do practice questions, practice questions and more practice questions! Start by writing essay outlines looking at your lecture notes, then try to reproduce them without looking at your notes, and finally (if you can face it; I know I can't) try to do the same thing under exam conditions. The day before my first exam I also came up with this genius idea of making mind maps for each topic, and it worked. Especially because my visual memory is really strong I could recall a few cases because "I used a green highlighter on it" or "I put it on the left hand corner of the map".
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