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Law 9084

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73 lessons and reviews0 practice setsSyllabus 2026–2028 and 2029–2030
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  • Paper 1 · English legal system
  • Paper 2 · Criminal law
  • Paper 3 · Law of contract
  • Paper 4 · Law of tort
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Published syllabus exam years: 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030. Confirm exam-series and centre availability with your school and Cambridge.

Syllabus 2026–2028 and 2029–2030

Law 9084 · AS and A Level teaching map

2026–2028 Version 2 · 2029–2030 Version 1

53 of 53 syllabus section entries have teaching and practice

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73 original lessons provide 219 guided, independent and application tasks. All 53 syllabus section entries have linked teaching: 25 AS entries and 28 additional A Level entries. Contract has 20 lessons and tort has 19. These are teaching foundations, not a fully validated exam-preparation programme. Original educational scenarios about the law of England and Wales, checked on 14 October 2026. Model answers are formative reasoning, not advice about a real dispute, Cambridge marks or predicted grades. Read the exact statute, case and exam-year source where a rule is disputed or changes. A larger annotated authority bank, full unseen papers and specialist law-teacher review remain outstanding. June and November entries are available, including private candidates. Confirm the exam year, administrative-zone timetable and centre entry. AS uses Papers 1 and 2 in the same series. Full A Level uses all four papers together or an authorised staged route; carry-forward eligibility and time limits must be confirmed with the exams officer.

June and November entries are available, including private candidates. Confirm the exam year, administrative-zone timetable and centre entry. AS uses Papers 1 and 2 in the same series. Full A Level uses all four papers together or an authorised staged route; carry-forward eligibility and time limits must be confirmed with the exams officer.

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  • Standalone AS · both versionsPaper 1: 90 minutes, 75 marks · Paper 2: 90 minutes, 60 marks

    Each is 50% of AS and both must be in the same series. Paper 2 Section A uses only its supplied source material.

  • Full A Level · all in one seriesPapers 1–4 · 90 minutes each · 25% per component

    Contract and tort are compulsory additional content. Papers 1, 3 and 4 have 75 marks; Paper 2 has 60. Their unequal raw totals do not change the 25% qualification weights. Linked teaching must be supplemented with authority reading, unseen practice and specialist feedback.

  • Full A Level · staged entryEligible AS carry-forward plus Papers 3 and 4

    Confirm carry-forward rules, time limits and the exact year with the exams officer. The published staged route does not establish individual eligibility. Complete contract/tort teaching and the outstanding exam preparation before treating the route as readiness.

Cambridge does not require previous Law study. The syllabus concerns England and Wales; do not substitute another jurisdiction's rules.

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AS covers topics 1 and 2; full A Level adds contract and tort in topics 3 and 4. All section entries now link to teaching and short staged practice. A link is not an examiner-approved complete treatment or readiness certificate. The authority-depth, specialist-review and full-paper limitations remain explicit below. Original educational scenarios about the law of England and Wales, checked on 14 October 2026. Model answers are formative reasoning, not advice about a real dispute, Cambridge marks or predicted grades. Read the exact statute, case and exam-year source where a rule is disputed or changes. A larger annotated authority bank, full unseen papers and specialist law-teacher review remain outstanding.

Paper 1 · English legal system

Paper 2 · Criminal law

Paper 3 · Law of contract

Paper 4 · Law of tort

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  1. 01

    Compare legal systems and legal proceedings

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  2. 02

    Explain the rule of law, justice and fault

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  3. 03

    Trace parliamentary law making and reform

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  4. 04

    Evaluate delegated legislation and its controls

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  5. 05

    Interpret statutory language

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  6. 06

    Use interpretive aids and rights context

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  7. 07

    Use precedent and the court hierarchy

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  8. 08

    Trace civil courts and case management

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  9. 09

    Compare methods of dispute resolution

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  10. 10

    Trace criminal proceedings and bail

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  11. 11

    Apply stop, search and arrest safeguards

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  12. 12

    Explain custody, interviews and evidence safeguards

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  13. 13

    Explain judges, appointments and independence

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  14. 14

    Compare legal professions and regulation

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  15. 15

    Explain lay magistrates and their support

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  16. 16

    Evaluate juries and fair-trial safeguards

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  17. 17

    Analyse conduct, omissions and causation

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  18. 18

    Distinguish direct and oblique intention

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  19. 19

    Apply subjective recklessness

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  20. 20

    Analyse theft: appropriation and dishonesty

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  21. 21

    Analyse property, belonging and permanent deprivation

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  22. 22

    Connect theft, force and robbery

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  23. 23

    Distinguish burglary's two routes

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  24. 24

    Analyse demands and menaces in blackmail

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  25. 25

    Analyse handling stolen goods

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  26. 26

    Analyse making off without payment

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  27. 27

    Distinguish criminal-damage offences and excuses

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  28. 28

    Analyse fraud by representation or non-disclosure

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  29. 29

    Analyse abuse of position and dishonest services

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  30. 30

    Evaluate adult sentences and relevant factors

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  31. 31

    Explain youth sentencing and welfare

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  32. 32

    Compare and evaluate sentencing aims

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  33. 33

    Identify agreements and contractual promises

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  34. 34

    Separate offers from negotiation

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  35. 35

    Trace acceptance and termination in time

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  36. 36

    Apply formation to auctions, tenders and standard forms

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  37. 37

    Test intention in commercial and domestic agreements

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  38. 38

    Identify consideration and existing duties

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  39. 39

    Analyse debt payment and promissory estoppel

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  40. 40

    Apply contractual capacity rules for minors

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  41. 41

    Identify express terms and representations

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  42. 42

    Apply consumer goods standards and remedies

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  43. 43

    Apply consumer service standards and remedies

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  44. 44

    Classify terms and consequences of breach

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  45. 45

    Test whether an exemption clause enters the contract

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  46. 46

    Apply consumer and business liability controls

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  47. 47

    Assess performance and payment obligations

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  48. 48

    Respond to actual and anticipatory breach

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  49. 49

    Apply frustration and its financial consequences

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  50. 50

    Calculate contract loss and apply its limits

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  51. 51

    Assess non-financial loss and agreed damages

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  52. 52

    Evaluate equitable contract remedies

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  53. 53

    Distinguish personal, vicarious and joint liability

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  54. 54

    Apply duty of care through precedent and policy

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  55. 55

    Assess the standard of care and breach

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  56. 56

    Test factual causation and multiple causes

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  57. 57

    Assess intervening acts and remoteness

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  58. 58

    Analyse economic loss and negligent statements

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  59. 59

    Apply duty limits for psychiatric injury

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  60. 60

    Apply occupiers’ duties to lawful visitors

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  61. 61

    Apply the limited duty to non-visitors

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  62. 62

    Assess private nuisance and land use

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  63. 63

    Apply Rylands: escape and exceptional land use

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  64. 64

    Analyse trespass to land and continuing interference

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  65. 65

    Analyse civil assault and immediate apprehension

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  66. 66

    Analyse battery, consent and self-defence

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  67. 67

    Assess total restraint and false imprisonment

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  68. 68

    Assess willing acceptance of risk

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  69. 69

    Apply partial fault and other tort defences

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    Assess tort damages and future losses

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  71. 71

    Choose injunctions and damages for tort

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  72. 72

    Select your Law exam year and paper route

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  73. 73

    Apply a supplied legal source to a scenario

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