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Last updated

11 June 2026

pptx, 10.98 MB
pptx, 10.98 MB

A comprehensive and engaging PowerPoint exploring how law is reformed and developed in England and Wales. Designed specifically for the WJEC A-Level Law specification, but easily adaptable for AQA, OCR, Eduqas and other post-16 Law courses.

This resource examines the various mechanisms of law reform, including judicial development, parliamentary reform, pressure group influence, and the work of specialist law reform bodies. Students are encouraged to consider both the strengths and limitations of different reform methods through regular evaluation and contemporary examples.

What’s Included:
• Judicial law reform and landmark cases including R v R and Ghaidan v Godin-Mendoza
• Parliamentary law reform and the legislative process
• Factors influencing legal change, including major events, public opinion and media campaigns
• Pressure groups and their role in shaping law and policy
• The Criminal Law Revision Committee (CLRC)
• The Law Commission and its functions of reform, codification, consolidation and repeal
• Successful examples of Law Commission reform
• Advisory bodies, Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries
• Judge-led reviews and their impact on legal development
• Law reform within Wales and the role of the Senedd
• Contemporary law reform projects and emerging legal challenges
• Evaluation of the effectiveness of law reform mechanisms
• Key strengths, weaknesses and examination-focused discussion points throughout

Key Features:
• Fully editable PowerPoint presentation
• Student-friendly and highly accessible explanations
• Strong focus on AO3 evaluation and critical analysis
• Teacher notes included throughout with additional explanations and discussion points
• Contemporary examples and relevant case law incorporated
• Ideal for lesson delivery, revision, homework and independent study
• Supports both knowledge acquisition and higher-level evaluative skills

Perfect For:
• WJEC A-Level Law students
• AQA, OCR and Eduqas Law courses
• Teachers delivering English Legal System and Law Making topics
• Revision and examination preparation
• Students aiming to strengthen AO1 knowledge and AO3 evaluation

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