2· 3 subtopics· 3 of 3 chapters live
Each subtopic below is compiled paper by paper: every real Cambridge A Level Law question tagged to it on that paper, laid out on A4 with the mark scheme. Pick the subtopic, then the paper you sit.
2.1 Elements of a crime This topic is about the principles underpinning fault in the criminal law and considers the elements which make up a crime. This topic is an opportunity to reflect on the key concepts of rights, duties and responsibilities alongside liability, justice, fairness, and effectiveness2.2 Offences against property This topic is about the components of substantive offences against property. This topic is an opportunity to reflect on the key concepts of liability, justice, fairness, effectiveness and certainty2.3 Sentencing in England and Wales This topic is about the sentences that can be handed down to both adult and young offenders who have been convicted of offences. This topic is an opportunity to reflect on the key concepts of liability, justice, fairness, power and its limits, and effectiveness