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Is there a difference between English and Scottish Law?

Yes, there a differences between cases and legislation in both Criminal and Civil law. This is because Scottish and English Parliaments have supremacy in their respective regions and seperate court systems. ...
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What is the difference between Criminal and Civil Law in the UK?

The key difference is Criminal law is imposed as an automatic obligation (or rules and standards of behaviour) for any British Citizen residing under the crown, therefore crimes such as theft or burglary wil...
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How will I help you achieve highly in law?

I studied law for two years at Greenhead college and in my AS year I achieved full marks in one of my modules and had an overall mark which was in the top 10% of law students at this selective college. In th...
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How do I find where the stationary points of a function are?

If you were to draw a graph of the function, a stationary point would be a point on the graph where the gradient is zero, i.e the graph has no vertical slope. For example consider the function f(x) = 2. This...
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How do I differentiate sin^2(x)?

To differentiate this, we must use the Chain Rule . This is because we have two functions multiplied by each other: (x) sin⁡(x). We use the substitution u = sin(x). This is our initial function, and we can s...
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