CAIE · a-level
9084 Law
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- 1.1.1English legal system and its context
- 1.1.2Parliamentary law making
- 1.1.3Delegated legislation
- 1.1.4Statutory interpretation
- 1.1.5Judicial precedent
- 1.2.1Civil courts and civil process
- 1.2.2Alternative methods of dispute resolution
- 1.2.3Criminal courts and criminal process
- 1.2.4Police powers
- 1.3.1The judiciary – superior and inferior judges
- 1.3.2Legal professionals
- 1.3.3Lay personnel
- 2.1.1Actus reus
- 2.1.2Mens rea
- 2.2.1Theft as defined in s1 Theft Act 1968
- 2.2.2Robbery as defined in s8 Theft Act 1968
- 2.2.3Burglary as defined in s9 Theft Act 1968
- 2.2.4Blackmail as defined in s21 Theft Act 1968
- 2.2.5Handling stolen goods as defined in s22 Theft Act 1968
- 2.2.6Making off without payment as defined in s3 Theft Act 1978
- 2.2.7Criminal damage as defined in Criminal Damage Act 1971
- 2.2.8Fraud as defined in the Fraud Act 2006
- 2.3.1Adult offenders
- 2.3.2Young offenders
- 2.3.3Aims of sentencing - what sentences are trying to achieve
- 3.1.1Nature of a contract
- 3.1.2Offer and acceptance
- 3.1.3Intention to create legal relations
- 3.1.4Consideration
- 3.1.5Capacity (minors only)
- 3.2.1Express terms
- 3.2.2Terms implied into a consumer contract by the Consumer Rights Act 2015
- 3.2.3Status of terms
- 3.2.4Control of exemption clauses
- 3.3.1Performance
- 3.3.2Breach
- 3.3.3Frustration
- 3.4.1Common law
- 3.4.2Equitable
- 4.1.1Nature of liability in negligence
- 4.1.2Duty of care
- 4.1.3Breach of duty
- 4.1.4Causation and remoteness of damage
- 4.1.5Novel duty situations
- 4.2.1Occupiers' liability
- 4.2.2Private nuisance
- 4.2.3Rylands v Fletcher
- 4.2.4Trespass to land
- 4.3.1Assault
- 4.3.2Battery
- 4.3.3False imprisonment
- 4.4.1Defences
- 4.4.2Remedies