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 GCSE Law - Jacqueline Martin
 GCSE Law - Jacqueline Martin ... syllabus for GCSE, is also suitable for a range of introductory courses. The text presumes no prior knowledge of the subject and includes a range of activities and relevant illustrations. The specialized vocabulary is explained clearly.Newest Review: ... Sources of law- 2 Criminal law- Powers of arrest Criminal law Criminal law – Sentencing Law of contract Consumer law ... more ... Tort Employment law Family law Inheritance Freedoms I have decided to concentrate
on a few of these chapters in more detail. Introducing law This is a brilliant introductory chapter on introducing the subject of law. There are many subjects that are covered in this chapter/ section they include, “What is law”, ”Why do we have law” , “Law and morality”, “Changes in the law”, “Divisions...more |
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GCSE Law
Pages: 288, Edition: 3, Paperback, Hodder & Stoughton Last Update 05.12.2009 05:43
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GCSE Law - Jacqueline Martin: Law and Order (1033 words)
by - written on 21/07/01 (Very useful, 232 readings)
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As some of you might know I am currently on a disability studies course but I was previously on a GNVQ Advanced in Health and Social Care course . By being on both of these courses, you get to do some units/ assignments on law. This book is aimed at people who have brief or very little knowledge about any aspect of law. This book can be used as a textbook, for courses like GNVQ Advanced in Health and Social Care, HND disability studies and also courses like GCSE Law. (I personally used it for both, I have also used this book for the HND course that I am presently on). It can also be picked up and read by anyone who wants to read about different aspects law ... Read the complete review
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