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AC1.2 C/A Notes for Criminology Unit 1 - Changing Awareness to Crime
- Module
- Changing Awareness of Crime
- Institution
- WJEC
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Name Candidate number - DateCentre number -
Torture
Murder
Verbal abuse
Types of victims
Often women
Girlfriend, wives
Involved in relationship
Any age
Types of offenders
Often men
Boyfriend, husband
Involved in relationships
Keep crimes hidden
Make sure no one knows
Level of public awareness
Low
Low level of reports
Victims usually told by offender to not report or a consequence will occur
Deviant or criminal
Both
Illegal actions
Against norms and values of society
AC1.2
Structure – explain why both crimes analysed in AC1.1 may go unreported. Keep brief but
include at least 1 personal and social/cultural reason.
Unreported crime
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