WJEC • Criminology

Unit 4 Criminology A-Level, AC4.1.2. covers the organisations of the criminal justice system in England and Wales - e.g. police, law creation, courts, formal punishments and the relationship between organisations in the CJS.

Criminology Unit 4 - learning outcome 1, AC1.1 - describe processes used for law making. The document describes the governemental and judicial process that is used to make laws.

This lovely document consists of 39 A* like pages with information on every single AC of Unit 3 Criminology Crime Scene to Court Room. They are pretty detailed notes with a great amount of examples, case studies and statistics that you can use to back up your answers with. These notes have helped me achieve an A* in my real controlled assessment, so would highly recommend.

A short revision slide with the key knowledge you need for your unit 4 examinations. 2023 examination question involving the government (parliamentary) processes of law creation. Helpful revision slide to achieve A’s and to understand the process within small detail.

A keyword and knowledge page on Judicial Process including precedent and statutory interpretation. Easy read and downloadable.

6 pages worth of definitions/explanations of each keyword. Essential to know all these to achieve top grades in the exam. Good luck everyone!

A high level in depth summary sheet for AC 1.3 - describe model of criminal justice. Specification - WJEC criminology - Unit 4 crime and punishment. Made by an A* student

A high level in depth summary sheet for AC 1.2 - Describe the organisations of the criminal justice system in England and Wales. Specification - WJEC criminology - Unit 4 crime and punishment. Made by an A* student

A high level in depth summary sheet for AC 1.1 - describe processes used for law making. Specification - WJEC criminology - Unit 4 crime and punishment Made by an A* student

Has information on 10 case studies that I applied to my controlled assessment. My marks were 88/100. Good luck on your exams!