Ac23 - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This is the write-up I used for AC2.3 in the Unit 3 controlled assessment. I got full marks for this. This is an example and should not be copied out in an exam.

Calculus for Business/MAC2313_Exam 2023 1. Let � = 5 − 2� and 2 y t = −1. Sketch the curve represented by the parametric equations for 0 ≤ � ≤ 5 making sure to show the orientation and then eliminate the parameter to write the corresponding rectangular equation. 2. Let 2 x t = + 2 3 and 3 2 yt t =− + 5 1 a) Find dy dx and evaluate at t = 4. b) Find 2 2

Introduction *In criminal proceedings, not all evidence can be used. Evidence which is used in court must be admissible which means that it must be reliable and relevant to the case. Reliable evidence *Evidence that is credible and true. *This is usually questioned with regards to witness testimonies and expert witnesses. *The witness testimony must be believable by a reasonable person. *The expert witness must be supported by the rest of the scientific community. Relevant evi...

WJEC Criminology Unit 3 AC2.3 model notes and answers. This document includes model answers to the AC2.3 question in the Unit 3 exam for criminology, that allowed me to achieve an overall A* in the exam! I hope it helps you do the same :)

The model answer I used for the Unit 3 Controlled Assessment in the A.C.2.3 section that achieved me an A* (UMS 100). Expertly written write up for understanding the rules in relation to the use of evidence in criminal court cases. WARNING: you may be disqualified from the exam for plagiarism if you hand my work in as your own.

This document includes notes and information about AC1.1 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about: police officers/detectives, ,crime scene investigators (CSIs) ,forensic scientists and specialists ,pathologists ,crown Prosecution Service (CPS)

This document includes notes and information about AC1.3 within unit 3 criminology, that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about the different types of evidence collected during a criminal investigation and how they are properly stored.

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 AC2.2 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 AC1.4 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about the rights of individuals in a criminal investigation such as the suspects, victims and witnesses.