OCR A Level Law : Past Papers
Concise resources for the A Level OCR Law course.
| Law(H418) | ||
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| Law(H415) | ||
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OCR A-Level Law Past Papers
This section includes recent A-Level Law (H4180 past papers from OCR. (H415) and AS-Level Law (H015) past papers from OCR are also available. You can download each of the OCR A-Level Law past papers and marking schemes by clicking the links below.
June 2022 OCR A-Level Law (H418) Past Papers
(H418/01) A-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
(H418/02) A-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
(H418/03) A-Level Law: The nature of law and human rights Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
(H418/04) A-Level Law: The nature of law and the law of contract Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
November 2021 OCR A-Level Law (H415) Past Papers
November 2021 (H415/01) A-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
November 2021 (H415/02) A-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
November 2021 (H415/03) A-Level Law: Further Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
November 2020 OCR A-Level Law (H415) Past Papers
November 2020 (H415/01) A-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
November 2020 (H415/02) A-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
November 2020 (H415/03) A-Level Law: Further Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
November 2020 OCR AS-Level Law (H015) Past Papers
November 2020 (H015/01) AS-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
November 2020 (H015/02) AS-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
2019 OCR A-Level Law (H415) Past Papers
June 2019 (H415/01) A-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
June 2019 (H415/02) A-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
June 2019 (H415/03) A-Level Law: Further Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
June 2019 OCR AS-Level Law (H015) Past Papers
June 2019 (H015/01) AS-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
June 2019 (H015/02) AS-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
OCR A-Level Law (H415) Specimen Papers
(H415/01) A-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law Download Paper and Mark Scheme
(H415/02) A-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort Download Paper and Mark Scheme
(H415/03) A-Level Law: Further Law Download Paper and Mark Scheme
June 2018 OCR AS-Level Law (H015) Past Papers
June 2018 (H015/01) AS-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
June 2018 (H015/02) AS-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
OCR A-Level Law (H134, H534) June 2017
Unit G153: Criminal Law - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G154: Criminal Law Special Study - Download Special Study Material - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G155: Law of Contract - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G156: Law of Contract Special Study - Download Special Study Material - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G157: Law of Torts - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G158: Law of Torts Special Study - Download Special Study Material - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
OCR A-Level Law (H134, H534) June 2016
Unit G151: English Legal System - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G152: Sources of Law - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G154: Criminal Law Special Study - Download Special Study Material - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G156: Law of Contract Special Study - Download Special Study Material - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G158: Law of Torts Special Study - Download Special Study Material - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
OCR A-Level Law (H134, H534) June 2015
OCR A-Level Law (H134, H534) June 2014
Unit G154: Criminal Law Special Study - Download Special Study Material - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
Unit G156: Law of Contract Special Study - Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme
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Law - Unit 4 - Law & Morality Essay
- Created by: maisie2592
- Created on: 15-06-17 20:09
| What is law? | ||
| What are morals? | ||
| Law and Morality - similarities | ||
| Law & Morality - differences | ||
| Law & Morality - Salmond's interlocking circles | ||
| Does law uphold morality? - Yes | ||
| Does the law uphold morality? - No | ||
| Should laws be based on morals? - Yes | ||
| Should laws be based on morals? - No |
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Our A Level in Law fosters students’ interest in law and helps them develop knowledge and skills relevant to further study of law and other subjects. Students will develop their knowledge of the law in England, and the interaction between law, morals, justice and society.
Specification code: H418 Qualification number: 603/0706/7 This qualification is available in English only
Our AS Level in Law fosters students’ interest in law and helps them develop knowledge and skills relevant to further study of law and other subjects. Students will develop their knowledge of the law in England, and the interaction between law, morals and justice.
Specification code: H018 Qualification number: 603/0707/9 This qualification is available in English only
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OCR A level Religious Studies - Natural Moral Law Essay Plan
Subject: Philosophy and ethics
Age range: 16+
Resource type: Assessment and revision
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This is a comprehensive, critical essay plan on natural law ethics, covering many aspects of Aquinas’ explanation, along with evaluative pointers and critics to add weight to your argument. The detail in this plan provides a variety of approaches that can be taken when writing an essay regarding natural law ethics. This essay is applicable to a general question on Aquinas’ ethics as a helpful method as well as being able to be tailored to an essay focusing specifically on telos. The content in this document, if correct links are made, can be used to answer many essay Qs in the following topics, accessing level 5/6 bands for AO1 and AO2 when writing essays. These essays contain very nice broad introductions (AO1), that can be applied to any NML essay and conclusion (AO2), needing to be tailored to specific Q.
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A Level Law OCR 201 Examiner commentary This is a detailed essay on the law and morality. The candidate has written a very well structured answer that includes definitions of the key terms and citation of theorists, cases and Acts of Parliament. They have used examples throughout and have demonstrated an excellent knowledge of the law and
full law and morality essay inclduing ao3 Learn with flashcards, games and more — for free. ... OCR a level law paper 1 - consent . 30 terms. Katie_Rawlinson4. Preview. Crime and Punishment 1700-1900. 25 terms. Lucy_Hell0. Preview. law: paper 1 - murder (fatal offences) 9 terms. jxsh_16. Preview. Lecture 5 / chapter 15/16.
Definition of morality. Phillip Harris defines morality as "a set of beliefs, values, principles affecting standards of behaviour." AO1. Morality is subjective and so morals are not shared by all members of society. Morals change over time and traditionally many morals were based on the dominant religion in society.
June 2022. Paper 1 - The legal system and criminal law. Mark Scheme. Examiners Report. Paper 2 - Law making and the law of tort. Mark Scheme. Examiners Report. Paper 3 - The nature of law and Human rights.
what are the 4 moral values devised by lord devil? 1) the individual freedom to be allowed must be consistent with the integrity of society. 2) the limits of such tolerance are not static, but law makers should be slow to change laws which protect morality. 3) privacy must be respected as far as possible. 4) the law is concerned with minimum ...
June 2022 OCR A-Level Law (H418) Past Papers. (H418/01) A-Level Law: The Legal System and Criminal Law. Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme. (H418/02) A-Level Law: Law Making and the Law of Tort. Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme. (H418/03) A-Level Law: The nature of law and human rights.
The OCR A-level law course requires students to answer a 20 mark scenario on the nature of law. With a good essay plan, the student can afford to memorise one essay plan for each section of the nature of law. This examplar essay plan was graded at A-A*.
The legal system and criminal law H018/01 - Sample question paper and mark scheme. PDF 195KB. Law making and the law of tort H018/02 - Sample question paper and mark scheme. PDF 200KB. OCR AS and A Level Law (from 2020) qualification information including specification, exam materials, teaching resources, learning resources.
Nature of Law- Morals and Society. Basic Plan: 1. Social norms on society and law 2. Media on society and law. 3. Politics on Society and law 4. The ories of law. Intro> Laws primary function is to shape social no rms, dictate acceptable behaviour and san ctions.
Law - Unit 4 - Law & Morality Essay. 4.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings? Created by: maisie2592; Created on: 15-06-17 20:09; Paragraph. Information. What is law? What are morals? Law and Morality - similarities. Law & Morality - differences. Law & Morality - Salmond's interlocking circles. Does law uphold morality? - Yes. Does the law uphold morality ...
These essay plans helped me get an A* overall in OCR Philosophy & Ethics (Full Marks on ethics paper). Essay Plans discussing the effectiveness of Natural Law when applied to moral decision-making. The essay plans have a particular focus on AO1, so that students are able to learn this topics content whilst acknowledging how they are going to ...
Terms in this set (5) ' body of principles recognzied and applied by the state or body of justice'. 'morality is the basis of all society- morals are standards of behaviour and determine right and wrong. positivists believe that if legal rules have been enacted by the correct procedures, then those legal rules must be obeyed, even if they are ...
Devlin believed that society is itself constituted by morality, meaning society has a right to protect itself against immoral conduct, meaning that Devlin believed that the law should fully reflect morality. However he did recognise limits to this, stating that the law should only reflect morality where the reasonable man would see a potential ...
OCR A Level Law Second Edition. Richard Wortley, Nicholas Price. Hodder Education, Sep 1, 2021 - Study Aids - 576 pages. This fully updated and accessible textbook combines Year 1 and Year 2 content for the refreshed OCR specification with brand new cases, activities and features to provide comprehensive support for the A level course.
AS Level. Our A Level in Law fosters students' interest in law and helps them develop knowledge and skills relevant to further study of law and other subjects. Students will develop their knowledge of the law in England, and the interaction between law, morals, justice and society. Specification code: H418. Qualification number: 603/0706/7.
John Salmond's definition of law is a body of principles recognised and applied by the state in the administration of justice. Whereas Philip Harris states that morality is a set of beliefs, values and standards of behaviour. Law and morality have tended to overlap in situations where, as morality changes, the law changes as well, as in R v R 1991 Marital Rape case. Some laws are clearly based ...
Subject: Law and legal studies. Age range: 16+. Resource type: Assessment and revision. File previews. docx, 17.2 KB. essay for section A of paper 3- nature of law. detailed. recieved a a*. includes enough for AO1 and A03 as well as all the relevant theories.
Two examples of where the law influenced morality are the Civil Partnership Act 2004 and the Equality Act 2010. On the other hand, two examples of morality influencing law are, the Abortion Act 1967 and abolishing the death penalty in 1965). The question states that "the law should enforce morality". This is achieved to a partial extent.
Law can be defined as a body of rules and principles of procedure and conduct established and enforced by a political authority. Morality can be defined as a code of conduct advanced by a society or religion or adopted by an individual to guide his or her own behaviour [1]. In essence, as Kant asserts in Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals ...
Voluntary code of conduct. morality relies on an individual's sense of shame and guilt while the law can enforce sanctions. Relationship between law and morality. both are normative. ex: they mark the boundaries between acceptable and unacceptable conduct. many of our laws are both moral and legal rules. Salmon's theory of interlocking circles.
Subject: Law and legal studies. Age range: 16+. Resource type: Assessment and revision. File previews. pdf, 288.25 KB. Here are two exemplar essays for Law and Justice and Law and Morality. Use them in conjunction the the two revision posters. Hope you enjoy them!
Law is a part of our moral lives, and the claims we advance in legal institutions are best understood as moral claims. Or so I argue at length in Law Is a Moral Practice. It's hard to summarise the argument here, as the book is, as I said, an invitation to take up a way of looking at law - to see how it works, where it leads, the way it ...
Law is a body of rules supported by sanctions administered by the state. Definition of Morality. 'A particular system of values and principles of conduct, especially one held by a specified person or society'. Morality is normative and prescriptive meaning it specifies what ought to be done and delineates acceptable and unacceptable behaviour.
OCR A level Religious Studies - Natural Moral Law Essay Plan. This is a comprehensive, critical essay plan on natural law ethics, covering many aspects of Aquinas' explanation, along with evaluative pointers and critics to add weight to your argument. The detail in this plan provides a variety of approaches that can be taken when writing an ...