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8 September 2026

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A ready-to-use puzzle resource designed to support A Level Law students studying social control and the role of law in regulating society.

The activities reinforce key terminology including formal and informal control, the criminal justice system, civil justice, Parliament, the judiciary, Roscoe Pound, individual and social interests, assisted suicide and prosecution policy.

The resource includes a 25-clue crossword exploring key concepts and examples, including Roscoe Pound’s ideas on social interests and the Debbie Purdy assisted suicide case. It also contains a wordsearch and answer sheets for both activities.

Ideal for lesson starters, plenaries, revision, homework or independent study.

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