This document discusses the role of two houses in UK law making, specifically the House of Lords and House of Commons. It also explores the issues in the Fisher v Bell case, focusing on whether the display of a knife constituted an offer for sale. Additionally, it highlights the importance of developing legal skills such as reasoning, time management, and communication skills. The process of law making in the UK is explained, from the first reading to the royal ascent. The document references various books and journals for further reading.