Case summaries, a full glossary, exam specifications, revision technique and five long-form guides. No sign-up, no email wall, no trial. Built for OCR H418 and H018 by someone working in law.
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Two puzzles a day. Name the case from its facts, or name the term from its definition. Two minutes each, and it drills exactly what examiners expect you to recall.
Play today’s → GuidesFive long-form walkthroughs: actus reus, mens rea, causation, transferred malice and gross negligence manslaughter. Written from examiner reports, with the cases that actually appear in mark schemes.
Read the guides → Case lawEvery authority you need, with facts, holding and ratio for each. Searchable, grouped by topic, and written so you can actually cite them under exam pressure.
Browse the cases → DefinitionsEvery key term from actus reus to wounding with intent, defined in plain English with the case authority attached. A–Z, searchable, audit-corrected.
Open the glossary → TechniqueTwelve evidence-based revision techniques, sample Level 4 paragraphs, the mistakes examiners flag every year, and a four-week plan you can actually follow.
Read the guide → Exam boardsPaper structure, assessment objectives, timing per question and every named case, for OCR H418, OCR H018 and AQA 7162. Know exactly what you are being marked on.
Compare the specs → PreviewA genuine preview of a paid module: real model answers with AO1 / AO2 / AO3 highlighting, case flashcards and past-paper questions. No marketing fluff.
See inside → ResultsOfficial OCR raw-mark thresholds for H418 and H018, June 2025 — plus what the numbers actually tell you about each paper, which most boundary pages leave out.
See the boundaries → Exam techniqueThe IRAC structure examiners mark against, where AO1 and AO2 actually earn, and the four places students throw marks away without noticing.
Learn the structure → PracticeWhere to find the official OCR papers, how to actually use one so it teaches you something, timing per mark, and original practice questions written in the OCR style.
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