Law 9084
Categories: AS & A Level
About Course
Develop legal knowledge, application and evaluation for Cambridge International AS & A Level Law 9084. The course covers the English legal system, criminal law, contract and tort, with case-based problem solving and essay preparation for Papers 1–4.
Course Content
Practice module · Using and evaluating judicial precedent
A complete three-lesson practice module: learn, apply and revise.
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1. Learn — Using and evaluating judicial precedent
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3. Revise — Using and evaluating judicial precedent
Course Orientation
Begin here to understand Cambridge International AS & A Level Law 9084, its syllabus content, assessment routes, Polymath study journey and verified learning resources.
Diagnostic Assessment: Legal Skills
Establish a starting profile across knowledge, application and evaluation
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Legal terminology diagnostic
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Case and statute knowledge diagnostic
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Scenario application diagnostic
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Evaluation and essay diagnostic
Paper 1: Principles and Sources of English Law
Explain the foundations and creation of English law
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Legal systems, rule of law and justice
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Civil and criminal law, morality and fault
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Parliamentary law making and supremacy
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Delegated legislation, precedent and statutory interpretation
Paper 1: Machinery of Justice
Analyse dispute resolution and court processes
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Civil courts and civil procedure
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Criminal courts and criminal procedure
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Alternative dispute resolution
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Access to justice, funding and reform
Paper 1: Legal Personnel
Evaluate roles within the English legal system
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Judiciary and judicial independence
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Barristers, solicitors and legal executives
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Lay magistrates, juries and tribunal personnel
Paper 2: Elements of a Crime
Apply principles of criminal liability
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Actus reus and causation
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Mens rea and transferred malice
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Strict liability and participation
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Inchoate offences and attempts
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General defences and scenario application
Paper 2: Property Offences and Sentencing
Apply offences and evaluate criminal sanctions
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Theft and robbery
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Burglary and criminal damage
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Aims and types of sentence
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Sentencing factors, guidelines and evaluation
Paper 3: Contract Formation and Contents
Determine whether enforceable contractual obligations exist
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Offer, invitation to treat and termination
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Acceptance, communication and certainty
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Consideration, intention and capacity
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Express and implied terms
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Exclusion clauses and classification of terms
Paper 3: Discharge and Remedies
Resolve breach, termination and remedial issues
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Performance and agreement
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Breach, frustration and discharge
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Damages and remoteness
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Equitable remedies and problem solving
Paper 4: Negligence
Apply and evaluate the central tort of negligence
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Duty of care and incremental development
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Breach of duty and standards of care
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Factual and legal causation
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Remoteness, damage and defences
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Negligence problem-question workshop
Paper 4: Land, Person, Defences and Remedies
Analyse other torts and available responses
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Trespass to land and nuisance
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Trespass to the person
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General defences in tort
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Damages, injunctions and other remedies
Exam Practice and A Level Success
Integrate legal knowledge, application and evaluation
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Short-answer and source-question technique
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Scenario problem questions using structured application
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Essay planning, authority and evaluation
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Four-paper mock review and examination checklist
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