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SQE1 Criminal Law practice questions This article provides SQE1 Criminal Law practice questions designed to support candidates preparing for the FLK1 assessment. The questions reflect the structure and analytical demands of the Solicitors Qualifying Examination, focusing on applied legal reasoning rather than simple memorisation of criminal law principles. In SQE1, candidates are required to…

Understanding key SQE1 terms is essential for any aspiring solicitor preparing for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE1). The exam, governed by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), assesses functioning legal knowledge across areas such as Contract Law, Tort, Business Law, Dispute Resolution, Criminal Law, and Public Law. Mastery of crucial SQE1 terms enables candidates to interpret…

The question whether exam material is Personal Data is legally consequential for any candidate or institution responding to a DSAR, because it determines whether Article 15 rights of access apply and, if they do, whether any statutory or common-law exemption blocks disclosure. The analysis is two-stage in practice: first, does the material “relate to” an identified or identifiable natural person…

SQE1 and the Limits of DSAR Access The Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE1) is one of the most significant professional assessments for aspiring solicitors in England and Wales, designed to evaluate candidates’ knowledge across core areas of law, including contract law, tort, criminal law, property law, ethics, and professional conduct. It is administered by Kaplan on behalf of the Solicitors…

The recent High Court decision in Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys LLP [2025] has sent shockwaves throughout the legal profession, particularly for aspiring solicitors preparing for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE). The judgment has created significant uncertainty about whether unqualified legal professionals, including paralegals, trainees, and legal assistants, can conduct…

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SQE1 Online Resources for practice is one of the most important aspects of exam preparation for aspiring solicitors. The SQE1 exam does not simply measure a candidate’s ability to memorise legal principles; instead, it tests the application of law to facts under strict time conditions. Many strong candidates are caught out not by a lack of knowledge but by a lack of practice with realistic…