Law, for me, is an essential element in maintaining a world of order and justice. The question of 'right or wrong?' arises in everyday life. To be involved in an aspect that essentially shapes the world we live in is a very exciting opportunity that I am passionate about. Law is used universally and is of great significance to how we conduct our behaviour and I find this particularly fascinating.
I wish to pursue a degree in Law because it will allow me to fulfil my long term ambition of working in a legal environment. My interest in law began when I embarked on an A level course.
The course included studying sources of law and the English legal system. This gave me a greater insight into working in the legal profession and I feel that I would
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Law is relevant in the sense that we live in a world with hugely diverse cultures, people and societies which influence and are influenced by Law. Law is ever changing and is one of the few aspects in the world which adapts constantly to the changes happening.
Business and Psychology, my other two chosen A level subjects merge in to my law course constantly. An example of this is in Psychology; the thinking behind obedience and abnormality are vital criteria of defences such as Diminished Responsibility. During my business course I have been increasingly intrigued when learning about the legal structures of a business, the laws within a business such as health and safety and the struggle for equality within small and large businesses. Business is another subject I am passionate about and to incorporate the two would be an opportunity I would be eager to take advantage of.
I feel I am well equipped to work hard because I have the commitment and dedication.
Furthermore, I have excellent oral and written skills as I have presented myself in front of an audience and have attained grades A and B's for my written work. I am currently working part time in Boots as a sales assistant dealing with customers, sales and queries, this