Episodes
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Scottish Business Law - August 2012
Confident on answering problem questions concerning Scottish Business Law? This podcast takes you through a sample problem question step-by-step, so listen out for that valuable extra guidance.
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Tort Law - August 2012
Could you answer a question that raises several issues of tortious liability? This podcast guides you through a sample question and gives advice on how best to answer it.
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Medical Law - August 2012
Could you answer a question on patients' right of autonomy? Listen to the podcast for advice on tackling this subject, and how to go that extra mile!
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Medical Law - April 2011 update
Medical Law - April 2011 update
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International Law - August 2012
Learn how to analyse groundbreaking decisions by international courts and the significance of these. Listen to this podcast to learn how to excel in questions that ask you to do this.
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Land Law - August 2012
Land Registration is a fundamental area of Land Law. For advice on answering a question on this topic, listen to our Land Law podcast.
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Land Law - December 2011 update
One topic which often comes up in exam questions is ‘overriding interests’. Listen here for an insight into three significant cases in this area of law.
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Land Law - April 2011 update
Land Law - April 2011 update
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Human Rights - August 2012
Police powers are a key topic in many Human Rights modules. Be confident in the exam by listening to the advice on structuring an answer to this topic in our Human Rights Law podcast.
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Intellectual Property Law - August 2012
Can you answer a question that covers multiple intellectual property rights issues? Listen to the podcast for advice how on to do this and excel.
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Intellectual Property Law - April 2011 update
Intellectual Property Law - April 2011 update
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EU Law - August 2012
Free movement of goods is a common topic to be covered in EU Law exams. Make sure you're prepared by listening to the podcast for advice on how to answer a question on this topic.
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EU Law - April 2011 update
EU Law - April 2011 update
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Evidence Law - August 2012
Disclosure and public interest immunity are still problematic areas of the law of criminal evidence, so doing well in a question on this subject is not easy to do. Listen to the podcast for help on doing well in this tricky subject.
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Evidence Law - April 2011 update
Evidence Law - April 2011 update
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Family Law - August 2012
How would you define a family? This podcast explores how the law defines a family, and also how you think it should be defined. Listen to the answer guidance for advice on how to tackle a tough question like this.
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Family Law - April 2011 update
Family Law - April 2011 update
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Equity and Trusts - August 2012
Constitution of trusts is a common topic for Equity exams. Be clear on how to go about answering a question on this topic by listening to this podcast.
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Equity and Trusts - April 2011 update
Equity and Trusts - April 2011 update
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English Legal System - August 2012
The interpretation of statutes and using the doctrine of judicial precedent are key skills that you’ll need throughout your legal studies, and as such are often tested in ELS exams. Listen to the podcast for guidance on how to do this in the context of an exam question.
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Environmental Law - August 2012
It is important to be able to assess the significance of legislation in relation to the law. This podcast tackles this tough skill in the context of an important piece of Environmental Law legislation.
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Criminology - August 2012
Can you assess how criminological theories fit with criminal justice policy in England and Wales? This podcast helps show you how with step-by-step guidance.
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Employment Law - August 2012
Disability discrimination law is a key topic that often crops up in Employment Law exams. Make sure you're ready if it does by listening to the guidance in this podcast.
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Contract Law - August 2012
Can you answer a question on contract formation? Listen to the podcast for advice on how to succeed at questions on this subject.
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Criminal Law - August 2012
Non-fatal offences often combine with one another in problem questions, would you know how to tackle this? This podcast goes through a sample question that combines several of the offences, to show you how to handle it.
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Constitutional and Administrative Law - August 2012
Can you critically evaluate sources of constitutional law? This podcast will help you learn how to tackle questions that ask you to do this, and shows you how to go that extra mile.
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Constitutional and Administrative Law - April 2011 update
Constitutional and Administrative Law - April 2011 update
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Consumer and Commercial - August 2012
Could you answer a question regarding unfair trading practices in Consumer and Commercial Law? This podcast has all the advice you need to succeed in a question on this topic.
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Consumer and Commercial - April 2011 update
Consumer and Commercial - April 2011 update
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Business Law - August 2012
To what extent does the law protect small businesses? Listen to this podcast for a guide to structuring an answer to a question such as this that goes to the root of Business Law.
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Business Law - April 2011 update
Business Law - April 2011 update
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Company Law - August 2012
Could you tackle a question on dirtectors duties under the Companies Act 2006? Listen to this podcast for guidance on how to do this well.
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Company Law - April 2011 update
Company Law - April 2011 update
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Business Law - March 2013 update
This podcast discusses a case which demonstrates the difference between strict liability and fault-based liability, a good understanding of which could really help you in an exam.
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Company Law - March 2013 update
Listen to this podcast to learn about how the recent case of HMV can help you think about the role of administration as part of the liquidation process.
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Constitutional and Administrative Law - March 2013 update
The relationship between the UK and EU remains a key topic within the study of constitutional and administrative law. Listen to this podcast to ensure you’re right up-to-date with recent developments in this area.
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Consumer and Commercial - March 2013 update
Learn more about the case of Office of Fair Trading v. Purely Creative Ltd. and how this has affected Consumer and Commercial Law.
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Contract Law - March 2013 update
Consideration is usually one of the essential elements of a binding contract and therefore it’s important you have a full understanding of it. Listen to this podcast to make sure you have a real grasp of what consideration is.
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Criminal Law - March 2013 update
Theft is a key property offence that forms the basis of other, more complex criminal offences, including robbery and burglary, so it is important that you consolidate your knowledge and understanding of theft by listening to this podcast.
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Criminology - March 2013 update
This podcast discusses the relevance of positivist criminological theory, to criminology and criminal justice policy in England and Wales in the 21st century, by looking at the actions of the Coalition government.
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Employment Law - March 2013 update
This podcast considers a recent decision of the Supreme Court, which has had a significant effect on the common law regulation of the termination of the contract of employment.
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English Legal System - March 2013 update
This podcast revises an important principle of the English Legal System; the ratio decidendi of a case. Make sure you fully understand this principle by listening to this podcast.
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Environmental Law - March 2013 update
Listen to this podcast to keep up-to-date with issues in the area of enforcement of Environmental Law.
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Equity and Trusts - March 2013 update
Listen to this podcast for an outline of a trust and the various benefits associated with trusts in general.
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EU Law - March 2013 update
Directives are an increasingly important part of EU Law. Listen to this podcast to make sure you fully understand them.
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Evidence Law - March 2013 update
Do you understand the implications of the Justice and Security Bill in terms of due process rights and fairness within the trial system? If not, listen to this podcast for a better understanding.
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Family Law - March 2013 update
This podcast deals with a dramatic new piece of proposed legislation: The Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill 2013 and outlines the impact it may have. Listen in for an update on how this Bill could affect the law.
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Human Rights - March 2013 update
This podcast addresses the on-going legal problems attached to the return of an individual to a State where there exists a real risk of torture, or use of evidence in a trial that has been obtained by torture.
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Intellectual Property Law - March 2013 update
Learn about the use of Adwords and protection of the function of a computer programme in this new podcast on Intellectual Property.
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International Law - March 2013 update
Confused about whether or not Palestine is a state in terms of International Law? Listen to this podcast to help understand this tricky area.
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These podcasts accompany the Law Express series, published by Pearson Education Limited.
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