The law has an impact on daily life and everyone will find this course
interesting whether you are planning on setting up your own business or making
law into your career. You’ll gain understanding of how laws are made and
how they are passed in parliament, police powers, criminal and civil courts and
the European courts.
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Law A Level
Level 3 - Advanced
Law A Level
Not only will you be looking at a wide range of high-profile real-life cases.
You’ll also find out about the offences themselves, how they came to court, how
the Judge can sentence a convicted criminal and how the solicitors, barristers,
magistrates and juries interact. You will also develop analytical and
problem-solving skills. In the second year you will also study tort law, looking at vicarious
liability and defences. In addition to tort law, you will study either human
rights or look in depth at the nature of law in a wider context, developing your
understanding of how the law interacts with morality, justice, society and
technology.