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• Exemption Clauses 1: Powerpoint presentation covering incorporation, construction and Unfair Contract Terms Act - OCR A2 Law of Contract
• Exemption Clauses 2: Powerpoint covering the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations and proposed reforms - OCR A2 Law of Contract
• Mistake: Powerpoint covering Mistake - A2 Law of Contract for OCR
• AS OCR English legal System: The Judiciary PowerPoint file:
• Undue Influence: Powerpoint presentation on undue influence in contract law. Suitable for A2 Law of Contract - OCR syllabus.
• GCSE Law - Contract 1: GCSE Contract Law Powerpoint presentation - suitable for AQA specification
• GCSE Law - Contract 2: Powerpoint presentation based on GCSE Law AQA syllabus. Covers consideration and ITLR.
• GCSE Contract - 3: Includes contracts and writing, terms, UCTA, and remedies for breach. For AQA GSCE Law specification.
• GCSE Family Law 1: PowerPoint presentation covering marriage, divorce, separation, maintenance etc. Suitable for AQA GCSE Law syllabus.
• ADR powerpoint: AS Level Ocr English Legal System
• AQA GCSE Family Law 3: Covers separation and divorce.
• AQA Module 5 Tort Evaluation of Psychiatric Harm: A powerpoint aimed at stimulating discussion of the criticisms of the law and the justifications
• Lay Magistrates - AQA Unit 1 (new spec): This is a powerpoint of key information on lay magistrates
• Law and Morality: Excellent powerpoint by Katy Bell.
• Murder Case Quis AQA Unit 4: This is a case and date match. Pupils must match the cases to the given dates. Also try to get the pupils to identify what the cases it about
• Civil Courts (AQA unit 1 - new spec): Overview of the civil courts system.
• AQA unit 2 section B - Law on Tort: This is an excellent revision game which allows pupils to grasp cases after duty of care, breach of duty and damages has been taught.
• sentencing youths: PowerPoint 2007 file, some of its quite wordy but I printed out notes and students took it in turns to come to front and present the wordy slides.
• criminal appeals: PowerPoint in 2007 version with some slides to print out and a flow chart for the students to assemble
• Plea before venue: Pre trail procedure 2007 Powerpoint
• Barristers: 2007 powerpoint some slides refer to articles that I can't include for copyright but are available on the web
• European: PowerPoint 2007 refers to some articles which I cant publish for copyright resaons but are available on the web.
• Judicial Precedent: Powerpoint 2007 file
• Judiciary Powerpoint 1: 2007 powerpoint on the Judiciary and how they are appointed.  Also see Judiciary 2.
• Judiciary Powerpoint 2: 2007 Powerpoint also look out for Judiciary 1
• AQA Module 6 Judicial Creativity Presentation: Use alongside the handout for a complete set of notes
• AQA Module 1 (English Legal System) Who Wants to be a Millionaire: old 15 question format I'm afraid
• Statutory Interpretation introduction: I use this powerpoint alongside the SI Activity for the first class on the topic.  I get the students to spot the ambiguities in the statutes.
• Powerpoint on Aims of Sentencing: Powerpoint on aims of sentencing. It is a bit wordy but I used it over a couple of lessons. With pictures and link to newspaper article.
• Delegated Legislation PowerPoint: Great for AQA AS Unit 1 - Introduces the basics of DL and gets students to think about why it is needed
• AS OCR/AQA Presentation: PowerPoint Presentation on Legal Profession 1: Introduction
• AS OCR/AQA Topic: PowerPoint Presentation on Legal Profession 2 - Qualifications
• Assault and Battery Picture Prompts: Show the pictures in the PowerPoint to your class. Each picture has a clue in it which links to a well known Assault or Battery Case.
• Act of Parliament 1: Powerpoint to explain the composition of Parliament and its role.
• Juries - Qualification: Powerpoint relating to elidigibility requirements to be a juror with links to videos, newspaper articles and tasks. To be used in conjunction with worksheet and card sort activity.
• AQA Gcse Law: It is a powerpoint with questions about Manslaughter, completing unlawfulact manslaughter.
• Identify the case name - defences: Question of sport type game where students have to identify the case (and the legal principle) from a picture (dingbat type idea)
• Guess the case - Murder: 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
• Jeopardy Tort Revision AQA Unit 2: A revision game to be played in teams.  Tests knowledge of Tort topics and cases contained in AQA Unit two spec.   Can be easily adapted to fit your teaching
• Criminal Law Revision Quiz: Aimed at AQA AS Module 2 revision but could be used for other specs
• OCR G153 Actus Reus: Powerpoint on actus reus inc omissions
• Introduction to judicial precedent: some Latin terms: Simple powerpoint introducing the Latin terms neccessary for judicial precedent. Thanks to Andy Howells for the definitions.
• True or false: Judicial precedent: Simple powerpoint to test understanding of Latin terms. I finish with a card sort on case- name-principle
• AQA A2: Introduction to A2 law
• A2 Criminal Law Powerpoint: This includes everything from muder, manslaughter to defences. Everything an AQA student needs for criminal law unit 3 revision :)
• AQA GCSE How well do magistrates fulfil their role?: This is a powerpoint to accompany the student worksheet/job applicants on how well magistrates fulfil their role.
• Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person: A powerpoint on the non-fatal Offences against the peron.
• GSE INTOXICATION: SIMPLE POWER POINT FOR INTOXICATION- GREAT WAY TO GET DEBATES ROLLING
• AQA A2 REVISION PP: This is a revision powerpoint that I put togther for unit 3 AQA A2.
• Sentencing Mind Map 1: For revision
• Sentencing Mind Map 2: For revision
• Jury Mind Map 1: For Revision
• Civil Courts Mind Map: For Revision
• Problems with Civil Courts Mind Map: For Revision
• Generator Revison Questions: Click to stop the flashing questions for revision
• OCR Sources of Law Mind Maps: Mind Maps for revision of Sources of Law content
• Sources of Law Exam Technique: PPT on exam technique
• OCR GCSE Law Health & Safety PPT: Teacher PPT for B143 unit
• OCR GCSE B142 Civil Courts Taboo: game for B142 revision
• OCR GCSE Legislation/Delegated Legislation Quiz: For revision for B141
• OCR GCSE BP Oil Negligence Project PPT: Student Project to apply knowledge of negligence principles
• Act of Parliament 2: Powerpoint for AQA AS Act of Parliament topic.
• Act of Parliament 3: Powerpoint relating to AQA AS Act of Parliament topic.
• Act of Parliament 4: Powerpoint for AQA AS Act of Parliament topic.
• Statutory Interpretation PPP as per OCR: Introduction to topic
• AS/A2/ILEX/BTEC-Court process ppt: Covers the court process from charge to sentence, via plea before venue, mode of trial, Newton Hearing - Procedural overview of Criminal Court system
• Diminished Responsibility Powerpoint: Powerpoint explaining the law and key changes to diminished responsibility following CJA 2009
• Blockbuster Quiz - Introduction to Criminal law: I use this when teaching the basics of criminal law. Useful as check on understanding at the end of a lesson
• Theft activities.: BTEC again, this time used as little side tasks to show understading.
• Magistrates' court lecture: introduction to magistrates' court. basic so can be made into whatever your students need.
• Crown Court starter: crown courts starter. not on appeals but the foundation to the court and their role.
• youth courts.: usually i would do this one with magistrates but thought would give youth courts its own powrpoint.
• AQA unit 1 section B - legal profession: powerpoint for teachers on the legal profession. Mostly about solicitors and barristers.  Would need to be adapted to students as there is too much info. it is mainly to aid teachers new to this
• RULES OF LANGUAGE: A PowerPoint to help students understand how the rules of language operate in Statutory Interpretation.
• aqa unit 1 section B: Civil court structure - useful for AS students.  Gives a start to those new to teaching law.
• introduction to civil courts: background stuff on civil courts. printed out for the learner it becomes a checklist they can tick off as the topic continues
• Small Claims court: small intro into small claims court.
• county court: small intro into county court
• High Court and Civil Procedure Rules: bit wordy but students took to it well whe i added activities
• Criminal liability omissions: Introductory Powerpoint outlining the rules on omissions and duties to act.
• Assault and battery PowerPoint: Overview of elements required for assault and battery with key cases