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Throughout the course of my life I have become more aware of how much Law is all around me. I have been passionate about Law for many years, so much so that it made me step out of my comfort zone and move to a different Sixth Form just so I could have the option to study Law. I have been introduced to many aspects of Law throughout this A Level, which has captivated me from the start.

I wish to study Law in higher education because it will challenge me to look at situations and people in a different way that I normally would. I will also be able to develop the foundation skills that I have gained from A level Law and apply them to helping people. In class we regularly debate cases that have been in the news and we look at the facts to make our own judgements rather than the views that the media imposes on us. I have a desire to reduce the kind of scrutiny that people are put under from the media before they have been to court because I feel that the law should be able to protect people from trial by media. This has affected many …show more content…

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