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Describe the parliamentary law making process in the United Kingdom

To create a new law a member of parliament will initially put forward a green paper. This paper is one which gathers evidence and opinions on a given subject whether that be a public opinion or one of oth...

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Explain the meaning of the term ‘mens rea’ in criminal law

Mens rea is the guilty mind; what the Defendant was intending, thinking about, failing to think about. For a defendant to be found guilty of an offence, they must have the minimum level of mens rea requir...

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The legal system in England and Wales is shaped by morality- Discuss

Morality is what is deemed right and wrong within society. For example, one would face a moral backlash for robbing a local convenience store. However, the relationship between law and morality is not alw...

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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of judicial precedent.

Judicial precedent is central to the common law system. The three main advantages are: consistency, certainty and reliability. Although, these must be balanced with the disadvantages of contextual relev...

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"Discuss the disadvantages of judicial precedent." AQA A Level Law, 2017.

Judicial precedent is the incremental approach of justices in following previous case law decisions in order to maintain a stable basis for UK common law.
One disadvantage is that, due to the uncodif...

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