Pearson BTEC • Applied Law

Unit 2 Assignment 4. D2- Evaluate the impact of European Law on English Law

BTEC Applied Law Unit 1 D2 - This is a very detailed evaluation of the different methods of ADR. This document evaluates Negotiation, Conciliation, Mediation, Arbitration, and Tribunals. The document compares each method of ADR and highlights their advantages and disadvantages.

BTEC Applied Law Unit 1 D1 - This is a very detailed evaluation of the use of Lay Magistrates and Jurors in the English Courts. This document thoroughly evaluates the advantages and disadvantages of Lay People in the English legal system. Distinction Grade.

P5 Unit 2 Statutory Interpretation and Rules of Language - BTEC Applied Law. This document contains a detailed description with cases of: the three rules of interpretation (the Literal rule, Golden rule, and Mischief rule); Rules of Language (Ejusdem Generis, Expressio Unius est Exclusio Alterius, and Noscitur a Sociis); Purposive Approach; Broad and Narrow Approach; Intrinsic Aids; Extrinsic Aids.

BTEC Law Unit 2 P1 Judicial Precedent - This is an extremely detailed PowerPoint! This document contains a detailed description of: Judicial Precedent, Binding and Persuasive Authority, Law Reporting, the Practice Statement, Court of Appeal, Distinguishing, Reversing, and Overruling. Case examples have been given throughout the document. Pass work was achieved first time!

P3 Unit 2 Delegated Legislation - BTEC Applied Law. This document contains a detailed description of Statutory Instruments, Order in Council, and By-Laws regarding Delegated Legislation.

Making an Act of Parliament BTEC Law P2 Unit 2. This document contains a detailed description of the different Parliamentary stages a Bill must go through before becoming law. Green Paper, White Paper, First Reading, Second Reading, Committee Stage, Report Stage, Third Reading, Parliamentary Ping-Pong, and Royal Assent.

What is covered in this essay: What is the EU, the different organisations in the EU (European Parliament, European Council, European Commission, ECJ, Council of the European Union), the role/function/legislative role of each organisation, sources of European law and Parliamentary supremacy

The following topics were fully described: the rules for statutory interpretation and the explanation of the importance of statutory interpretation. This assignment has particularly been difficult to write due to the high demand of extensive research. A grade of D* was achieved.

The following topics were fully covered: the explanation of the law on involuntary manslaughter and the application of the law on involuntary manslaughter in given situations. This assignment contains very detailed and analytic arguments for the scenarios. Also, the involuntary manslaughter was illustrated in terms of its actus reus and mens rea. A grade of D* was achieved through the analysis and the explanation of the mentioned law.