SUMMARY CRIMINOLOGY UNIT 3: AC 3.2
WRITE UP MODEL
WJEC LEVEL 3 APPLIED DIPLOMA IN
CRIMINOLOGY
AC 3.2: Draw Conclusions from Information
Introduction
Drawing conclusions from information in the criminal justice system involves assessing
whether verdicts are safe, just, or represent miscarriages of justice. This requires careful
consideration of how evidence is gathered, presented, and interpreted, alongside whether
legal procedures are followed correctly. By examining case studies, conclusions can be
drawn about the reliability and fairness of verdicts and the effectiveness of safeguards within
the justice system.
Safe Verdicts
WRITE UP MODEL
WJEC LEVEL 3 APPLIED DIPLOMA IN
CRIMINOLOGY
AC 3.2: Draw Conclusions from Information
Introduction
Drawing conclusions from information in the criminal justice system involves assessing
whether verdicts are safe, just, or represent miscarriages of justice. This requires careful
consideration of how evidence is gathered, presented, and interpreted, alongside whether
legal procedures are followed correctly. By examining case studies, conclusions can be
drawn about the reliability and fairness of verdicts and the effectiveness of safeguards within
the justice system.
Safe Verdicts
