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Why do I need to take the LNAT?

If you're considering studying Law at University the following Universities require you to take a further aptitude test (the Law National Admissions Test): -University of Oxford -Durham University -Universit...
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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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Why is chlorine more reactive than bromine?

When they react, both chlorine and bromine need to accept an electron into their outer electron shell to complete the shell and form chloride and bromide ions. There are three factors that affect how easily ...
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What is the difference between an artery and a vein?

Arteries and veins both carry blood around the body, and they each have three main layers of tissue (a ring of endothelial tissue at the centre of the blood vessel surrounded by a layer of muscle and elastic...
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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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