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OCR GCE AS Level Law past papers and mark schemes

OCR GCE AS Level Law past papers

June 2025 Latest

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June 2024

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June 2023

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OCR GCE AS Level Law

CodeH018

At a glance

The course
OCR GCE AS Level Law H018, Ofqual QAN 603/0707/9, was first examined in 2017.
What we hold
We hold 8 papers from 4 sittings, June 2022 to June 2025.
Full title
Cambridge OCR Level 3 Advanced Subsidiary GCE in Law Β· QAN 603/0707/9 Β· 2017 onwards

Not OCR? Same subject, other boards.

Each board sets completely different papers. Check yours before you revise the wrong thing for months.

The board and course code are printed on the front of every mock paper.

HELP. Which board am I??

Find a mock or past paper from school. The board's name is at the top of the front cover, and the course code is printed next to it, like H018. No paper to hand? Ask your teacher which board and course code you are entered for.

Also on this page H018 H134 H124 100/0616/3

Other courses, no papers held

OCR Level 3 Advanced Subsidiary GCE in Law H134OCR Advanced Subsidiary GCE in Law H124OCR Advanced Subsidiary GCE in Law

Memes

Certified Law memes. Peer-reviewed by nobody.

Laugh now. Cry in the exam hall later. Then come back and do a past paper.

Apply the ratio decidendi
Mention the snail and leave
Me on the problem question with 6 minutes left
Knowing the case name
Knowing what the case decided
Applying the case to the scenario
Treating your mum’s rules as obiter dicta
Legal enlightenment, ranked

Mum πŸ’–

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reading about a snail rn

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Law starter pack

The snail in the ginger beerCase list you'll never finishEvery answer: β€˜it depends’This website
Collect all four. No appeals.