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13 April 2021

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Resource to help that can be used as ‘transition’ work from year 11 to 12 for those who are interested in studying law. Students review evidence then take on the role of a defence or prosection barrister. It is based on making a murderer but also goes over the role of UK courts and the function of those involved. Please note this is more to spark interest in the subject but also allows an opportunity to assess critical and analytical skills! Should take students a day or 2.

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_lucygreen

6 years ago
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I really like the idea behind this activity but am a little confused about the 14 pieces of evidence that the students are expected to review, are these the key facts? If so, where are the remaining 7?

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