The requirement to memorise large amounts of information on a wide variety of topics for A-level law may seem daunting. Perhaps even more daunting is the need to frame exam responses around a much narrower topic and evaluate this topic in light of the exact question or quote. However, like playing any sport or game, knowing the rules and having a strategy makes 10- or 25-mark extended-response questions more manageable.
All A-level law exam boards require candidates to write essays for extendedresponse questions. In answering these questions, you can demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of legal rules, and analyse and evaluate these rules and principles. You must form a conclusion based on the question.
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