WJEC • Criminology
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A.C 3.2 24GCECRM1 1
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A.C 1.2 1
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A.C 3.3 1
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AC 1.1- Analyse different types of crime 1
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AC 1.1- Analysing Different Types of Crime 1
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AC 1.4 1
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AC 2.1 and 2.2 - Campaign for change 1
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AC 2.2 - Aims of Punishment 1
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AC.1.1 Evaluate the effectiveness of the roles of personel involved in criminal investigations 1
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AC1 5
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AC1.1 4
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AC1.1 Analyse different types of crimes 1
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AC1.2 1
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AC1.2 Why are certain crimes unreported. 1
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AC1.2: Explain the reasons that certain crimes are 1
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AC1.3 2
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AC1.3 - Unit4 1
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AC1.4 1
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AC1.4 Describe media representation of crime 1
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AC1.5 3
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AC1.6 2
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AC2.1 2
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AC2.1 Compare campaign for change 1
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Ac2.2 3
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AC2.2 Effectiveness of media AC2.2 1
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Analyse Different Types of Crime 1
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Analyse different types of Crime. 1.1 1
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Case studies 1
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Changing Awareness of Crime 4543U1 439
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Changing Awareness of Crime: AC1.2 1
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Changing Awareness of Crime: AC1.3 1
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Changing awareness of Crime: AC1.4 1
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Changing Awareness of Crime: AC1.5 1
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Changing Awareness of Crime: AC1.6 1
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Changing Awareness of Crime: AC2.1 1
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Changing Awareness of Crime: AC2.2 1
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Changing Awareness of Crime: AC3 2
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Consequences of Unreported Crime 2
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Crime 1
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Crime and Deviance 5
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Crime and Punishment AC1.1 97
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Crime scene to court room 1
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Crime Scene to Courtroom crim 401
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Crime Scene to Courtroom: AC1.1 1
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Crime Scene to Courtroom: AC1.2 1
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Crime Scene to Courtroom: AC1.3 1
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Crime scene to the courtroom 2
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Crime statistics 1
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Crimescene to courtroom 1
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Criminological Theories 81
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Criminology 11
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Criminology unit 1 7
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Criminology Unit 1 Compare campaigns for change 1
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Criminology Unit 1 Notes WJEC 1
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Criminology Unit 2 Revision Kit 1
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Criminology Unit 3 7
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Criminology Unit 3 AC 1.2 1
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Criminology Unit 3 AC1.2 1
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Criminology Unit 3 Controlled Assessment 10
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Criminology Unit 4 Revision Kit 1
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Describe the organisation of the criminal justice LO1 1
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Explain the impact of media representation on the public perception of crime. 1
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Impact of Media Representation 1
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Media Representation of Crime 1
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Model Answers for Criminology Unit 1: AC1.1 4543U1 1
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Roles of personell in criminal investigations 1
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SCCRMI24T 1
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Social Construction of Behaviour 2
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Unit 1 4543U1 32
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Unit 1 representations of crime in media 1
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Unit 1 - AC1.1 Layout + Examples 1
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Unit 1 - Controlled assessment 4543QC 1
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Unit 1 -Ac1.4 1
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Unit 1 Ac 1.1 1
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Unit 1 AC 1.3 - You will have to show an understan 1
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Unit 1 AC 3.1 - plan a campaign for change 1
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Unit 1 AC1.1 1
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Unit 1 AC1.2 3
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UNIT 1 AC1.3 1
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UNIT 1 AC1.4 2
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UNIT 1 AC1.5 1
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UNIT 1 AC1.6 1
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UNIT 1 AC2.1 1
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UNIT 1 AC2.2 1
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UNIT 1 AC3.1 1
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UNIT 1 AC3.2 1
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UNIT 1 AC3.3 1
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Unit 1 CA 1
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Unit 1 Criminology WJEC 4543QC 1
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Unit 1- changing awareness of crime AC1.1 essay full write up 1
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Unit 1, ac.1 1
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Unit 1: 1.1-1.6 6
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Unit 1: AC1.1 1
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Unit 1/2/3/4 1
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Unit 2 2
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UNIT 2 AC1.1 1
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UNIT 2 AC1.2 1
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Unit 2 AC1.2 explain the reasons why certain crimes are unreported 1
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Unit 2 AC1.3 explain the consequences of unreported crime 1
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Unit 2 AC1.4 describe the representation of crime 1
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UNIT 2 AC2.1+3.2 1
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UNIT 2 AC2.2+3.2 1
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UNIT 2 AC2.3+3.2 1
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UNIT 2 AC4.1 1
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UNIT 2 AC4.2 1
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UNIT 2 AC4.3 1
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Unit 2 criminological theories 1
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Unit 2 Criminology 4543QC 1
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Unit 2: Criminological Theories 1
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Unit 2: Criminological theories of criminality 1
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Unit 2/4 - Question on Albert Bandura 1
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Unit 3 31
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Unit 3 - AC1.2 1
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Unit 3 - Crime Scene to Court Room 3
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Unit 3 - crime scene to courtroom 9
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Unit 3 Ac 1.1 - Role of personnel 1
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Unit 3 AC 1.2 1
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Unit 3 AC 1.4 1
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Unit 3 Ac 2.1 1
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Unit 3 AC1 2
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Unit 3 AC1.1 1
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Unit 3 Controlled Assessment 1
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Unit 3 Crime Scene to Court room 1
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Unit 3 Crime scene to courtroom 1
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Unit 3 criminology 13
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UNIT 3 EXAMINE FOR VALIDITY 1
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Unit 3- Crime scene to court room 11
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Unit 3-Crime scene to Court Room 1
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Unit 4 12
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Unit 4 - Ac1.1 1
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Unit 4 AC 1.1 1
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Unit 4 AC1.1Describe processes used for law making Lo1 1
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Unit 4 AC1.3 1
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Unit 4 processes for law making 1
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Why is crime difficult to define CRM2 1
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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 :)
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