Unit 1 LAW01 Law Making and the Legal System

It has an Intrinsic and Extrinsic table, listing the different types of aid. Also includes an example of each and a sentence summary of both.

Table separating advantages, disadvantages, and examples of Statutory Interpretation such as the Literal Rule, Golden Rule, Mischief Rule, and Purpose Approach.

Table separating examples of Acts within the Law Commission, including advantages and disadvantages of them.

Law notes covering everything you'll need for the exam: -All key theories, acts, cases etc. -Key words and their definitions -Exam technique- how to answer essay questions Perfect for students looking to get top grades in the exams!

This document covers the essential for you to do well in a question relating on the Law Making Process. It covers green and white paper, influences on parliament, bills, the stages of the process of making a law, parliamentary supremacy, advantages and disadvantages of the law making process, delegated legislation, judicial precedent and the hierarchy of the courts. This document is perfect for anyone doing GCSE Law through to undergraduate Law.

The law commission - who they are, what they do, the advantages and disadvantages of the law commission. Different types of groups and the features of them e.g. pressure groups who they are and the effect they have. Other influences on parliament - the advantages and disadvantages relevant case law and legislation with important information and summaries that came up in the exam

Table separating the three types of Delegated Legislation, with summaries os Statutory Instruments, Order in Council and By Laws.

A colour-coded diagram representing the Court Hierarchy.