Criminology wjec - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Model answer that was created and used by two A* students who both received 100% in the final Unit 3 exam. Detailed description of the role of the CPS and the tests it uses to prosecute (evidential and public interest test). Includes links to case studies and acts. *please note don’t copy exactly as it would be considered plagiarism).

Summary Full Notes for Unit 3 Controlled Assessment - WJEC Applied Diploma in Criminology. VERIFIED A crime scene investigators role is to collect and preserve evidence from the crime scene. They main responsibility is to ensure that the evidence at the scene is not contaminated as tis would therefore mean it will not be admissible in court. work together with the police to decide what evidence is vital and decide the best way in order to gather it. They photograph the crime scene as well as...

Model answer that was created and used by two A* students who both received 100% in the final Unit 1 exam. Detailed AND clear evaluation of EACH media used in campaigns for change. Includes description, 3 advantages and 3 disadvantages of all 7 types of media. This model answer can be used to achieve full marks in the unit 1 exam.

Criminology WJEC sociological theories of crime

Model answer that was created and used by two A* students who both received 100% in the final Unit 1 exam. Detailed AND clear description of each impact of media representations on the public perception of crime, including examples and if the impact if positive or negative. Includes 6 impacts. This model answer can be used to achieve full marks in the unit 1 exam.

WJEC Unit 3 Criminology AC 1.3 Explain how evidence is processed Received an A for this exam. For personal use only, do not copy this work

Criminology WJEC Year one exam

Criminology WJEC VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% Parliament Consists of the elected House of Commons, the unelecteterm-46d House of Lords and the Monarch. What stages does a Bill go through on its way to becoming law? Bill may start either in the Commons or the Lords. First reading Second reading (debate and vote) Committee Stage Report Stage (Committee reports to the House) Third reading (debate and vote) All of the above repeated in the other House. Royal Assent The Bill then becomes ...