Law

💥💥SYLLABUS OF LAW A-LEVEL(9084)

👉👉AS Chapter 1.1 Common Law Equity
👉👉AS Chapter 1.2 Judicial Precedent

Stare decisis: to stand by the decided

The doctrine of judicial precedent involves an application of the principle of stare decisis ie, to stand by the decided. In practice, this means that inferior courts are bound to apply the legal principles set down by superior courts in earlier cases.

💥💥PRECEDENT (All information) 
👉👉AS Chapter 1.3 Legislation 2018
👉👉AS Chapter 1.4 Delegated legislation 2018
👉👉As Chapter 2.1 Statutory Interpretation
👉👉As Chapter 2.2 Human Rights Act 
👉👉As Chapter 2.3 Law Reform 

👉👉As Chapter 3.1 Civil Process and Courts

👉👉As Chapter 3.2 ADR

👉👉As Chapter 3.3 Criminal Court and Procedure

👉👉As Chapter 3.4 Criminal Process and RTS

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👉👉 Advice from Shu Huan. How to study A-Levels Law Efficiently (part 1: AS Law Study Advice)

Lawyer is anyone who could give legal advice. So, this term englobes Solicitors, Barristers, and legal executives. Solicitor is a lawyer who gives legal advice and represent the clients in the courts. Barrister is a lawyer who is specialized in representing clients in the Courts.

💥💥SAMPLE ANSWER 

👉👉HOW TO ANS 2.1STATUTORY INTERPRETATION

(1.1) How to study As Law efficiently ?

Marking scheme for answer ?

Textbook: 17 Chapters, English Legal System, Jacqueline Martin

Tip 1: Understanding the exam format (so that aware of where to focus)

As format paper 1: 

• May / June session
• 6 questions : 30 minutes / question
• (choose 3 out of 6) 
• (1.5 hours) 
• (involve 2 criteria: 
• component #1: the content you have studied
• component #2: evaluate and give your opinion on the topic

As format paper 2: 

• October / November session
• Two (2) questions 
• ( choose 1 out of 2) 
• (1.5 hours) 
• (4 parts: A, B, C & D) 
• Part A: 10 marks (20 minutes): accurate & thorough answer
• Part B: 10 marks (20 minutes)
• Part C: 10 marks (20 minutes)
• Part D: 20 marks (30 minutes)
• 100 questions listed down, not necessary 100 essays

Tip 2: Past papers list

• Compile past 3 years papers (2020, 2019, 2018)
• After read through (skimming), compile the list, you need to know roughly each chapter the content is about

Tip 3: Do extra research

• confused, interest in
• forming better opinion

Tip 4: Mind maps

• Overview of the topics with heading
• Help you to write the flow of essay

Tip 5: Preparing essays

• Refer to the marking scheme website: PapaCambridge
• PapaCambridge: Questions + Marking scheme
• Write answer & ask lecturer to check, edit according
• 40 essay prediction
• Reminder: length of the essay should be within limited time 
• 800 words per essay

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👉👉Advice from Shu Huan. How to study A-Levels Law Efficiently (part 2: AS Law exam prep and A2 Law advice)

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👉👉Shu Huan. My Friend got into Cambridge Law! Reading law, to do it abroad or locally ? July 29,2020.

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👉👉Shu Huan. My friend got into Cambridge Law. Malaysia scholarship application advice. August 17, 2020.

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👉👉Shu Huan. Update: Selling myAS Law Essays! University Upadte/ basically just watch me move to KL. October 15, 2020

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👉👉 Huan. So this was my application experience as an A Level graduate. September 13, 2020

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1. Nature and classification of law

👉👉mindmap about classification of  Law (Malaysia)

👉👉Notes abt classification of  Law

 • Comparison of law, rules and morals. 

 • The main classifications of law in England and Wales: criminal/civil law; public/private and public international/private international law. Rules of law within these classifications.

👉👉 click here for YouTube video: ItsOnlyaPlanet. Classification of Law. Nov 8, 2015.

Definition 

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