WJEC • Criminology

These notes describe each stage of judicial law making and parliamentary law making, with brief but detailed notes on each stage and their cases to support them.

Criminology Unit 3 AC 1.1 Evaluate the effectiveness of different personnel Grade A notes

This is a Summary Sheet for Unit 4 of the WJEC Level 3 Applied Diploma Criminology - Crime and Punishment. It includes all modules and topics, and should hopefully be everything you need to pass the exam :)

WJEC Unit 4- CRIME & PUNISHMENT Criminology Notes Full unit 4 notes

120 flashcards with the option for tests/quizzes and exam questions on theories of crime in A-Level WJEC Criminology

In this document you will find information on all of the individualistic theories; Freud, Eysenck and Bandura as well as the strengths and weaknesses for each theory. You will also find the sociological theories of criminality as well; left and right realism, labelling theory, feminism and Marxism. They all include strengths and weaknesses for each theory which helps for evaluation questions

This document is a mind map on the topic criminal behaviour and deviance and contains detailed description of sub topics.

COMPLETE MODEL ANSWER with everything you need for AC1.1, I got 10/10 marks with this essay. This document contains EVEYTHING you need, a detailed description of each of the personnel's involved in criminal investigations and with a full evaluation of each one of them linked to details highlighted in the mark scheme.

COMPLETE MODEL EXAMPLES with everything you need for AC3.2 This is a collection of examples of the materials I designed for my 3.2, remember that you are not going to be able to copy them in the exam as this would be plagiarism, however in this document you will have REAL examples of EVERYTHING you need to add to get full marks in this essay. (I got 20/20 with this ;) )

COMPLETE MODEL ANSWER with everything you need for AC2.2, with up to date examples and perfect evaluation of both strengths and weaknesses . Graded A*- Includes everything you need to achieve full marks ;)