Summary: This textbook will be your essential resource if you are teaching AQA Law GCSE. It is written by the leading GCSE and A Level law author, providing your students with the best possible preparation for success. It is also suitable for OCR GCSE Law and provides a suitable introduction to the law for a range of Access, BTEC, HND, Public Service and ILEX courses.All GCSE topics are covered in clear and accessible language, and the book is fully up-to-date with recent changes in the law.Check out a sample chapter to see what you're missing!
Clearly and closely mapped to the OCR and AQA GCSE specificationsJacqueline Martin has an outstanding reputation; her books have helped hundreds of thousands of students at GCSE, A Level and aboveIncludes examination tips and practice
Table of Contents: Chapter 1 Introducing lawChapter 2 The hierarchy of the courtsChapter 3 Criminal courts: Magistrates' CourtsChapter 4 Criminal courts: Crown CourtChapter 5 SentencingChapter 6 Police powersChapter 7 Civil courtsChapter 8 Tribunals and ADRChapter 9 JuriesChapter 10 Lay magistratesChapter 11 The legal professionChapter 12 JudgesChapter 13 Acts of ParliamentChapter 14 Delegated legislationChapter 15 Judicial precedentChapter 16 European Union lawChapter 17 Law of Tort: IntroductionChapter 18 Law of Tort: Negligence and occupiers' liabilityChapter 19 Law of Tort: Trespass and nuisanceChapter 20 Law of Tort: General defences and remediesChapter 21 Criminal law: introductionChapter 22 Criminal law: fatal offencesChapter 23 Criminal law: non-fatal offencesChapter 24 Criminal law: offences against propertyChapter 25 Criminal law: general defencesChapter 26 Family Law: marriageChapter 27 Family Law: divorceChapter 28 Family law: inheritanceChapter 29 Rights and responsibilities: introductionChapter 30 Rights and responsibilities: contract lawChapter 31 Rights and responsibilities: consideration and intentionChapter 32 Consumer lawChapter 33 Exclusion clausesChapter 34 Employment law: contracts of employmentChapter 35 Employment law: discriminationChapter 36 Employment law: health and safety at workChapter 37 Employment law: termination of employmentChapter 38: Human rights: rights and responsibilities as a citizenChapter 39: Human rights: freedom of expressionChapter 40: Human rights: other freedoms and rights
About the Author(s): Jacqueline Martin LLM was chief examiner for A Level law for a major examining board. She has ten years' experience as a practising barrister and has taught law at all levels. She is a renowned and bestselling author and her other titles include OCR Law for AS and The English Legal System 6th Edition.
Readership: GCSE Law students (AQA or OCR) or those beginning other law courses