14 Law and justice: Analyse the competing theories as Consider areas in which you think to the meaning of justice. justice has not been done. definition of justice Distinguish questions of law from Evaluate whether the legal system achieving justice in the legal questions of political policy. is successful in achieving justice. system. Be prepared to use a wide range of and to help you understand examples from across the the theories of justice and morality. specification. 15 Law and morality: Analyse the competing theories as Give examples of subjects where to whether the law should enforce there is a moral dimension and definition of morality (diversity of morality. where people hold a range of views) views. Explain and illustrate the extent to enforcement of moral values by which the law does enforce Be prepared to use a wide range of the legal system. morality. examples from across the specification. Watch the following . See in justice. 16 Law and fault: Explain the different types of fault Link this topic to fault in criminal, used in civil and criminal law. negligence and contract law. fault in the criminal law Analyse the reasons for the use of Be prepared to use a wide of fault in the civil law. fault. examples from across the specification. 17 Law and competing interests: Analyse the competing theories as Link this topic to subjects such as to interests the law should remedies, defences and human nature of different interests prioritise. rights. which may conflict Identify examples of when the law Be prepared to use a wide of the role of the law in resolving must prioritise different interests. examples from across the competing interests. specification.
14 Law and justice: definition of justice achieving justice in the legal system. Analyse the competing theories as to the meaning of justice. Evaluate whether the legal system is successful in achieving justice. and to help you understand the theories of justice and morality. Consider areas in which you think justice has not been done. Distinguish questions of law from questions of political policy. Be prepared to use a wide range of examples from across the specification. 15 Law and morality: definition of morality (diversity of views) enforcement of moral values by the legal system. Analyse the competing theories as to whether the law should enforce morality. Explain and illustrate the extent to which the law does enforce morality. Watch the following . See in justice. Give examples of subjects where there is a moral dimension and where people hold a range of views. Be prepared to use a wide range of examples from across the specification. 16 Law and fault: fault in the criminal law fault in the civil law. Explain the different types of fault used in civil and criminal law. Analyse the reasons for the use of fault. Link this topic to fault in criminal, negligence and contract law. Be prepared to use a wide of examples from across the specification. 17 Law and competing interests: nature of different interests which may conflict the role of the law in resolving competing interests. Analyse the competing theories as to interests the law should prioritise. Identify examples of when the law must prioritise different interests. Link this topic to subjects such as remedies, defences and human rights. Be prepared to use a wide of examples from across the specification.
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