Collections, 0th week of Hilary
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Week-by-week notes for every Mods and FHS paper we cover, Oxford-style practice papers with model answers, and case briefs for the leading cases. All of the Oxford material is free. Built by an Oxford law undergrad who sits collections too.
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First year: Mods
Criminal Law, Constitutional Law and Roman Law.
- Constitutional Law (Mods) · 8 weeks of notesCases →
- Criminal Law (Mods) · 8 weeks of notesCases →
- Roman Law (Delicts) · 8 weeks of notesCases →
- Introduction to Law · 8 weeks of notes
Every case on the Faculty lists, with a free brief: Criminal Law cases · Constitutional Law cases
FHS
- Contract Law · 16 weeks of notesCases →
- Tort Law · 16 weeks of notesCases →
- Criminal Law · 16 weeks of notesCases →
- Constitutional Law (FHS) · 16 weeks of notesCases →
- Land Law · 16 weeks of notesCases →
- Trusts and Equity · 16 weeks of notesCases →
- Jurisprudence · 8 weeks of notes
- Administrative Law · 8 weeks of notes
- Theory of Politics · 5 weeks of notes
Practice papers
33 papers across 17 subjects, each with a model answer. These are written by Caselaw in the style of Oxford FHS papers. They are not real Oxford exams or collections. Mods-specific papers are not up yet; the Criminal and Constitutional ones below are the closest.
- Separation of Powers & Rule of Law: FHS-style practice paper · Constitutional Law
- Non-Fatal Offences & Defences: FHS-style practice paper · Criminal Law
A plan for the vac
- December: one module a week. Read that week's notes, then the briefs for the cases you can't state the ratio of from memory.
- Early January: write one practice paper per subject against the clock, then mark it against the model answer.
- The week before: go back over the cases you got wrong, not the ones you already know.
Questions
Are these real Oxford collections or exam papers?
No. Our practice papers are written by Caselaw in the style of Oxford FHS papers: same format, same kinds of questions. They are not real University of Oxford exams or collections, and nobody at the University has set or checked them.
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What is free for Oxford students?
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