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Law · AQA 7162 · Paper 3B · November 2020

AQA A Level Law Paper 3B November 2020 question paper

AQA 7162 · Paper 3B

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Question 1

Select the false statement about Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights (the right to life).

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Question 2

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Question 3

Select the true statement about judges in criminal cases.

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Question 4

Select the false statement about the independence of the judiciary.

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Question 6

Explain two reasons why a large amount of law is made by delegated legislation. Use an example to illustrate one of your reasons.

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Suggest why the failure of the police to respond quickly to Beth’s call probably amounts to a breach by the United Kingdom of Article 2 of the ECHR (the right to life).

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Question 8

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Advise Darren on whether publication of Callum’s racist history would amount to the tort of misuse of private information (breach of privacy) in English law.

In your answer, take into account the relevance of Article 8 (the right to respect for private life and correspondence) and Article 10 (the right to freedom of expression) of the European Convention on Human Rights.

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Law now plays an important role in society in protecting and promoting human rights.

Examine the meaning and nature of ‘human rights’. Discuss the reasons for regarding freedom of expression as a human right.

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Question 10

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Taking a human rights perspective, consider the rights, duties, liability and remedies arising out of the incidents involving Priya, Rose, Steve and the group.

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Question 11

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Taking a human rights perspective, consider the rights, duties, liability and remedies of Lucas and Nathan, and of the police officers where relevant.

In relation to any trial of Nathan for the offence of assaulting a police constable, assess what options are open to Nathan to pay for any legal representation that he may need for the court case.

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