http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/ Law-Exchange.co.uk: Teachers Sharing Resources, Ideas, and Inspiration Law-Exchange.co.uk Andy Howellsh <guru@law-exchange.co.uk> http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/183/ Powerpoint to explain the composition of Parliament and its role. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/182/ Publisher Document. Understanding the court system and judges roles. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/181/ Handout explaining the process involved when complaining about a&nbsp;solicitor including the changes brought about by the Legal Services Act 2007 and the creation of OLC and LSB. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/180/ Handout explaining the process involved when complaining about a barrister including the changes brought about by the Legal Services Act 2007 and the creation of OLC and LSB. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/179/ Handout to explain advantages and disadvantages of barristers training http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/178/ Marking scheme to accompany G151 mock paper. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/177/ This is a mock exam paper for G151 for OCR board. Some of the questions are past exam questions (or questions from the sample on the board website) in line with the new specification. There is also a marking scheme accompanying this. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/176/ Anothe Question of sport type game where students have to identify the case (and the legal principle) from a picture (dingbat type idea) - Was running out of ideas for cases for murder so there are a few questions thrown in to! http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/175/ Question of sport type game where students have to identify the case (and the legal principle) from a picture (dingbat type idea) http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/174/ I think we're all struggling with this one - this is an essay based on the handout I've already uploaded.&nbsp; It might not be perfect but it attempts to integrate the reforms into the answer. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/173/ A rather funny story which requires an understanding of criminal and civil law. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/172/ Cadr sort, purple cards are the titles and blacks cards are the definitions http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/171/ Key vocab and another statement, good for recap and introduction of key terms http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/170/ Key vocab and another statement, good for recap and introduction of key terms http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/169/ It is a powerpoint with questions about Manslaughter, completing unlawfulact manslaughter. http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/168/ It is a word scramble with a key statement at the bottom, Starting criminal law and key legal terms http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/hotpotatoes/60007/ A quiz to test Mens Rea http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/hotpotatoes/60006/ A gapped handout to test knowledge of actus reus http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/hotpotatoes/60005/ A crossword to test knowledge and understanding of Murder http://www.law-exchange.co.uk/resource/167/ Card sort activity used for students to identify who is likely/unlikely to be able to serve as a juror.