OCR As Law Paper 2 2025 Mark Scheme Pdf Download

Download the official OCR AS Law H018/02 Law Making and the Law of Tort June 2025 mark scheme PDF — the examiner-approved marking document used for the OCR AS Level Law examination series. This official OCR mark scheme contains detailed examiner guidance, Levels of Response criteria, indicative content, legal principles, statutory interpretation analysis, and structured answer guidance for every question in the paper.

The OCR H018/02 June 2025 mark scheme covers major AS Level Law topics including delegated legislation, parliamentary control, statutory interpretation, the literal rule, the purposive approach, precedent in the Court of Appeal, compensatory damages in tort, negligence, Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957 claims, and proving fault in negligence actions. The document also includes references to leading legal cases such as Young v Bristol Aeroplane, Fisher v Bell, Whiteley v Chappell, Jones v Tower Boot, Cheeseman v DPP, and Royal Bank of Scotland v Etridge.

Students and teachers can use this PDF to understand exactly how OCR examiners award marks for legal knowledge (AO1), legal application (AO2), and legal analysis and evaluation (AO3). The mark scheme contains detailed Levels of Response descriptors, examiner expectations, statutory references, legal terminology guidance, and structured legal-analysis techniques showing how top-band OCR Law answers are developed.

Ideal for self-marking, revision, essay planning, classroom assessment, mock examinations, and improving legal reasoning and evaluation skills for the 2025/2026 OCR AS Level Law specification. Fully optimised for desktop and mobile viewing with instant PDF download access from markscheme.net.

This document is designed for OCR AS Level Law students preparing for the 2026 examination series, including Year 12 students, resit candidates, independent learners, private candidates, and home-schooled students studying Law Making and the Law of Tort (H018/02).

It is especially useful for students revising delegated legislation, statutory interpretation, precedent, negligence, occupiers’ liability, compensatory damages, breach of duty, causation, and the purposive approach to interpreting statutes.

The mark scheme is also highly valuable for Law teachers, tutors, sixth-form colleges, revision-course providers, and parents supporting OCR Law revision. It can be used for examiner-standard self-assessment, essay-planning practice, AO-focused revision, legal-application exercises, and identifying weaknesses in legal analysis and evaluation before OCR AS Law examinations.