Full Lecture notes for WJEC Criminology Crime Scene to Courtroom (Unit 3). This includes AC 1.1, AC 1.2, AC 1.3, AC 1.4, AC 2.1, AC 2.2, AC 2.3, AC 2.4, and AC 2.5.
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These are Lecture notes on the Three different types of evidence and what they include. This document contains Physical Evidence (Blood, Semen, Hair/Fibres, and Fingerprints), Impression Evidence (Footprints and Bite Marks), and Testimonial Evidence
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Add to cartThese are Lecture notes on the Three different types of evidence and what they include. This document contains Physical Evidence (Blood, Semen, Hair/Fibres, and Fingerprints), Impression Evidence (Footprints and Bite Marks), and Testimonial Evidence
These are lecture notes on the five main personnel that are involved in criminal investigations (Police, CPS, Pathologists, Scene of Crime Officers, and Forensic Scientists) These are notes ONLY on AC 1.1 (2884 words)
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Add to cartThese are lecture notes on the five main personnel that are involved in criminal investigations (Police, CPS, Pathologists, Scene of Crime Officers, and Forensic Scientists) These are notes ONLY on AC 1.1 (2884 words)
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These are lecture notes on the investigative techniques that are used during a criminal investigation. This document includes DNA, Intelligence Databases (PND & PND), Profiling Techniques (Investigative, Geographical, and Typological), and Surveillance (CCTV) This document contains ONLY the AC 1....
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Add to cartThese are lecture notes on the investigative techniques that are used during a criminal investigation. This document includes DNA, Intelligence Databases (PND & PND), Profiling Techniques (Investigative, Geographical, and Typological), and Surveillance (CCTV) This document contains ONLY the AC 1....
These are lecture notes of the rights of specific individuals in the criminal investigation. This document includes The Suspect, The Police, The Victim. and The Witness. This document ONLY contains Ac 1.4 content (1811 words)
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Add to cartThese are lecture notes of the rights of specific individuals in the criminal investigation. This document includes The Suspect, The Police, The Victim. and The Witness. This document ONLY contains Ac 1.4 content (1811 words)
These are lecture notes explaining the role of the CPS and how they prosecute suspects (full code test, evidential test, public interest test) with case studies. This document ONLY contains AC 2.1 (804 words)
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Add to cartThese are lecture notes explaining the role of the CPS and how they prosecute suspects (full code test, evidential test, public interest test) with case studies. This document ONLY contains AC 2.1 (804 words)
These are lecture notes which explain the Criminal Trial Process of four different courts (Magistrates, Crown, Supreme, and Appeal) This document ONLY contains AC2.2 (1100 words)
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Add to cartThese are lecture notes which explain the Criminal Trial Process of four different courts (Magistrates, Crown, Supreme, and Appeal) This document ONLY contains AC2.2 (1100 words)
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This document contains the rules of evidence within the courtroom including case studies. This document ONLY contains AC 2.3 (1335 words)
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Add to cartThis document contains the rules of evidence within the courtroom including case studies. This document ONLY contains AC 2.3 (1335 words)
This document contains lecture notes on seven different influences that can effect the outcome of a criminal case (Media, Witnesses, Experts, Evidence, Judge/Judiciary, Barristers and the Legal Team, and Politics) This document ONLY contains AC 2.4 (2592 words)
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Add to cartThis document contains lecture notes on seven different influences that can effect the outcome of a criminal case (Media, Witnesses, Experts, Evidence, Judge/Judiciary, Barristers and the Legal Team, and Politics) This document ONLY contains AC 2.4 (2592 words)
This document contains the advantages and disadvantaged of lay people within the courtroom (Judges and the Judiciary). This document ONLY contains AC 2.5 (1169 words)
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Add to cartThis document contains the advantages and disadvantaged of lay people within the courtroom (Judges and the Judiciary). This document ONLY contains AC 2.5 (1169 words)
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