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The document covers real exam questions that have shown up in the past and also considers the potential questions that could show up in future exams. The questions are split into subcategories to make revision of topics easier.

The document covers exam questions and other possible questions that could show up in relation to Unit 4.1 topic about the CJS in England and Wales. It doesn't include answers.

The document covers questions that are meant to test topic knowledge on the processes used for law making, the organisation of the CJS in England and Wales as well as describe models of criminal justice. Does not cover answers or exam questions.

Criminology Unit 4: Crime and Punishment - AC4.1.3 which describes models of criminal justice system. This covers the crime control model and the due process model in a way that shows the difference clearly - includes models definition, approach, police and other links.

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.

Answering the question (Evaluate Weberian explanations of social inequality. ) 40 marks. was awarded 37/40 A+ Sociology a-level component 3: power and stratifications.

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.