Wjec applied criminology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CRIMINOLOGY WJEC UNIT 4 COMPLETE ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Parliament - CORRECT ANSWER-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? - CORRECT ANSWER-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 repe...

WJEC CRIMINOLOGY UNIT 4 ACTUAL EXAM 100% SCORED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS AC1.1 - processes of law making - CORRECT ANSWERWhat are the three parts of parliament? - CORRECT ANSWER-- the monarch - the House of Lords - the House of Commons How many peers are there in the House of Lords? - CORRECT ANSWER-800 What is the main job of the peers? - CORRECT ANSWER-To act as a 'double check' on new laws. what is the House of Commons made up of? - CORRECT ANSWER-The elected representatives of t...

Questions and answers for the written exam during year 2 of WJEC level 3 Applied Diploma in criminology (the same for certificate in criminology). Unit 4: crime and punishment including LO1, LO2, LO3, LO4 from AC1.1 to AC3.4

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...

CRIMINOLOGY WJEC UNIT 4 COMPLETE ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Parliament - CORRECT ANSWER-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? - CORRECT ANSWER-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 repe...

LEVEL 3 CRIMINOLOGY MARK RECORD SHEETUNIT: 3. Crime Scene to CourtroomCentre name: Stourbridge College [part of Birmingham Metropolitan]Centre no: 20562CandidateDeclarationCandidate name:Candidate no:NOTICE TO CANDIDATEThe work you submit for assessment must be your own.If you copy from someone else, allow another candidate to copy from you, or if you cheat in any other way, you may be disqualified from at least thesubject concerned.I have read and understood theNotice to Candidate(above).I have...

how can laws change by time? based on views/opinions/campaigns/medical knowledge - views/opinions can change overtime, campaigns can promote change or for change to occur, can be change as medical knowledge advances what are 3 key examples of how laws can change by time in the uk? - homosexuality in the uk, death penalty in the uk, double jeopardy in the uk how did homosexuality laws change by time in the uk, what did it used to be? - used to be a criminal offense in England and Wales wha...

Answers for the open book exam during year 1 of WJEC level 3 Applied Diploma in criminology (the same for the certificate in criminology). Unit 3: Crime scene to courtroom AC 3.2 Draw conclusions from information

CRIMINOLOGY WJEC UNIT 4 COMPLETE ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Parliament - CORRECT ANSWER-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? - CORRECT ANSWER-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 repe...

Summary Full Notes for Unit 3 Controlled Assessment - WJEC Applied Diploma in Criminology. VERIFIEDUnit 1 Changing Awareness of Crime 7 Learning Outcome 1 Understand how crime reporting affects the public perception of criminality Topic 1.1 Analyse different types of crime 8 Topic 1.2 Explain the reasons that certain crimes are unreported 18 Topic 1.3 Explain the consequences of unreported crime 23 Topic 1.4 Describe media representation of crime 27 Topic 1.5 Explain the impact of media re...