PowerPoint slides for a class on Law & Technology. Made with the OCR A level specification in mind but can be adapted for other specifications and awarding bodies.

This pack includes: Two PowerPoints - one for the teacher and another than can be printed and used as a work book for students. This will describe how magistrates are selected, appointed and trained; explain the role of the Magistrates in the criminal court system and explain the role of the Legal Advisor in the criminal court system. There is also tasks which require students to evaluate the current operation of the Magistrates system so that they are prepared for essay questions on this topic. One quiz which can be used to assess the class understanding of what was discussed. One game which encourages discussion about the qualifications needed and the factors which may exclude or disqualify someone.

This pack provides two PowerPoints, one focuses upon solicitors and the other deals with barristers. Both are tailored with the OCR A Level Law specification in mind. The PowerPoints provide a brief background, explain the routes to qualification, the work that each profession undertakes and also looks at the governing bodies. There are points for discussion throughout which will aid students in answering essay style questions. Included is also a key terms quiz and a domino game.

This set of resources is everything needed for a lesson on sentencing in the UK. I would spread this over two lessons for A level students. 1 lesson focusing on aims and the next on the various types of sentencing. Included are a PowerPoint, activities, website links, quiz. You will find the PowerPoint may contain more information than needed for A level. This is to allow you to amend/remove whatever is not needed for your lesson.

This resource provides a detailed PowerPoint and classroom resources, such as additional reading material. I have used the resource to teach both A level students and first year undergraduate students.

This is a set of resources for a lesson on loss of self-control under s.54 Coroners and Justice Act 2009. I have used these resources to teach both A level and undergraduate students. For use at university, greater depth may need to be provided. This includes a PowerPoint and additional resources such as practice questions, model answers and answer plans.

This is a Power Point that can be used to teach Private Nuisance for Undergraduate or A level students. For A level students, I would advise limiting the number of cases referred to so as to ensure the level of difficulty is suitable.