A2 Law for AQA Unit 4 A

ISBN-13: 9781539536215 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 92 str.

Sally Russell

Opis

UP-TO-DATE LAW plus you only buy what you need Written by an experienced teacher and senior examiner, this book covers all the law needed for AQA A2 Law Unit 4A Offences against Property Fully updated in 2016 with recent cases and laws it is written in a lively, clear and accessible way and is designed to help students of all learning styles to understand the subject. This book can be used as a self-study guide as well as in the classroom, and includes: Stimulating tasks, self-test questions, exam tips and key cases highlighted to help with applying the law Plenty of diagrams and examples to bring the subject to life Ideas for connecting the substantive law to the various concepts of law covered in Unit 4C Examination practice and guidance (Answers to tasks & self-test questions are at www.drsr.org) Other courses Although written for the AQA specifications, it is a useful introduction to higher-level courses such as the Institute of Legal Executives course and various Law degree courses. Available by Sally Russell: THE LAW EXPLAINED SERIES: Individual booklets covering specific topics of law from 2014. These booklets have lots more examples and tasks and currently cover Concepts of Law, most Criminal law and some Tort. For the most up to date list of what is available (I am still writing ) please check my author's page on Amazon or visit my website at www.drsr.org. AQA Unit 2A: The Concept of Liability: Introduction to Criminal law (2015) AQA Unit 2B: The Concept of Liability: Introduction to tort (2015) AQA Unit 3A Criminal Law: Offences against the person (2013) AQA Unit 4B: Law of Torts (2014) AQA Unit 4C: Concepts of Law (2013) OCR Unit G153 Criminal Law and G154 Criminal Law Special Study Unit (2015) OCR Unit G157 Law of Torts and G158 Law of Torts Special Study Unit (2015) Criminal Law: Offences against the person revision (2013) 2007 editions of both the OCR and AQA books covering all subject areas

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