WJEC

My full answer for AC2.3, covering relevance and admissibility, as well as disclosure of evidence and hearsay rule (and the exceptions to it). I also looked closely at at the case of Steven Saunders as the first example of a ‘victimless prosecution’. Overall, I got a high B in Criminology, so hopefully this can help someone out :)

This is my full answer in response to AC2.2- Describe the trial process. It covers the pre-trial process, magistrates court, crown court, as well as appeals and the case of Sally Clark. Overall in the course, I got a high B, so hopefully this can be of use to someone :)

This is my full answer to AC2.1 from Unit 3 of the WJEC Criminology course. Overall in the course I got a B, so hopefully this should be able to help you out :) It looks at the Full Code Test that the CPS have to use to decide whether a case should be prosecuted- it is comprised of the Evidential Test and the Public Interest Test (and, on occasion, the Threshold Test).

1.1 biological molecules is the first of 6 molecules in unit 1 AS level biology but is useful at all levels

These are the notes I used for my Criminology Exam in 2024, I achieved a Grade B in the controlled assessment, this covers all the AC, use these this to add information to your notes, i do not suggest copying and pasting directly

An in depth answer for AC1.4 in which I looked closely at the rights of suspects, victims, and witnesses during a case, from the point of arrest/report all the way to court hearings and sentencing/appeals. Overall I received a B in Criminology, so hopefully this can help some people out :)

A detailed response to AC1.3- How evidence is processed. Overall in the course I got a high B so hopefully this answer can be helpful to you :)

This is my full answer to Unit 3 AC1.2 where I achieved 18/20, and a high B in the overall course. It’s lengthy but includes a lot of detail, so hopefully it can be of help to you! :)

These are my lengthy and detailed notes on everything from AC1.2, it is NOT a written out answer, most sentences are in note-form. With these notes I got 18/20 on this AC point, and a B overall in the course. :))

Full set of detailed evaluations of personnel for AC1.1 of Unit 3 Criminology at A-level. Across the whole course I got a high B, and for this section I got 9/10 marks. It is recommended you spend 45-48 minutes on AC1.1 so that you have time to include everything necessary. A lot of detailed notes went into creating these evaluations so I’m hoping they can help others too! :))