Criminology Book Two notes

This is a summary note of Ac1.3, Explain how evidence is processed. These notes helped me receive an A* overall; friends and family who borrowed these notes have received high grades. It is quickly allied with titles and detailed explanations that are easy to understand. The notes were written through revision books, teacher notes, and my research. It's full of case studies, hopefully giving you that advantage over other exam students.

This is a summary note of Ac1.2, Asses of investigative techniques in a proper criminal investigation. These notes helped me receive an A* overall; friends and family who borrowed these notes have received high grades. It is quickly allied with titles and detailed explanations that are easy to understand. The notes were written through revision books, teacher notes, and my research. It's full of case studies, hopefully giving you that advantage over other exam students.

This document contains AC1.1, which Evaluates the effectiveness of the roles of personnel involved in the criminal investigation, from the Unit 3 section of the WJEC Criminology course. I worked hard on these notes during secondary school, which gave me an A* overall once I finished my course. I've had friends and family who borrowed these notes and also received high grades. It's well laid out, all titled and tabled, and easy to read and understand. I followed the revision books teachers' notes...

This document includes notes and information about AC3.1 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about: safe/unsafe verdicts, miscarriages of justice, just verdicts and just sentencing.

This document includes notes and information about AC3.1 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about how to determine the validity of: evidence, witnesses/testimonials, trial transcripts, media reports, court judgements and law reports.

This document includes notes and information about AC2.5 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about the use of lay people in criminal investigations, alongside the strengths and weaknesses they provide.

This document includes notes and information about AC2.4 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about how: evidence, witnesses, experts, judiciary, media, politics, barristers and legal teams affect the outcome of criminal cases.

This document includes notes and information about AC2.3 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about the rules in relation to the use of evidence in criminal investigations. This includes: reliability, relevance and admissibility of evidence, disclosure of evidence and hearsay evidence.

This document includes notes and information about AC2.2 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about the trial process within a criminal investigation. This includes: types of offences, pre-trial matters, sections of the criminal court system and appeals.

This document includes notes and information about AC2.1 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about what the CPS are, their role in criminal investigations and how they determine if evidence is admissible in court.