Criminolog Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

In dit document staat in het Engels geschreven een samenvatting van alle literatuur van het vak criminologisch onderzoek voor sociale wetenschappers dat gegeven is in het jaar 2021/2022

Complete summary about Advanced Criminology (RGBUSTR011) course book: An introduction to criminological theory ISBN: 0215 total word count: 25713 (of which summary of main points: 5000+-) Advice: skip through, focus on main points, lines of theory, models and lists next to the content of the lectures. Usually the chapter starts with explanation about the theories, followed up by an application and examples

Criminology unit 3 notes latest with summary (100% well enlightened) 1. AC 1.1 - Evaluate the effectiveness of the roles of personnel involved in criminal investigations. (10 marks) 2. AC 1.2 assess the usefulness of the investigative techniques in criminal investigations (20 marks) 3. AC1.3 explain how evidence is processed (6 marks) 4. AC 1.4 examine the rights of individuals in criminal investigations (6 marks) 5. AC 2.1 explain the requirements of the crown prosecution service (CPS) for...

This document helped me achieve 96% in my controlled assessment, with me finishing the qualification with an A* In Criminology. The document includes ACs1.1-3.2 as well as a practice link to a brief question so that the necessary structure can be applied. Please only use the document as a rough guide to your work, if it is copied word for word it will be flagged by the exam board for plagiarism.

This is a document including full extensive notes and a full mark model answer onto Criminology Unit 3 (Crime scene to courtroom) 1.2. This can be used as inspiration for your brief for the controlled assessment, or taken into the controlled assessment for guidance. WARNING: you may be disqualified from the exam for plagiarism if you hand my work in as your own.

These are my answers that I used to achieve a near perfect 95/100 marks on the Year 13 Unit 3 Criminology controlled assessment. Of course, I changed it as needed during the exam, but these were the backbones of my answers. This resource covers AC 3.1. I initially found it difficult to imagine how to write this AC in the exam, but inserting the brief in appropriate places in your write-up is all you need to do! This detailed answer is well-developed after the feedback of my teachers! • eviden...

This booklet which is worth 30 pages, includes all information about Unit 4, from AC1.1 to AC3.4. My notes have helped me achieve A’s, and hopefully they’ll help you too.

These are my answers that I used to achieve a near perfect 98/100 marks on the Year 12 Unit 1 Criminology controlled assessment. Of course, I changed it as needed during the exam, but these were the backbones of my answers. This resource covers AC 3.1 - 3.3, as they all cover creating a campaign for change (bear in mind you cannot take pre-planned criminal campaigns into the NEA) This detailed answer is well-developed after the feedback of my teachers!

This is a document is a full mark model answer for Criminology Unit 3 (Crime scene to courtroom) 3.2. This can be used as inspiration for your brief for the controlled assessment, or taken into the controlled assessment for guidance. WARNING: you may be disqualified from the exam for plagiarism if you hand my work in as your own.

I achieved an A* in criminology, with my Unit 3 being graded at 96%. This document includes AC3.2: Just Verdicts, Case study- Stephen Lawrence, Miscarriages of Justice, Case study- Sean Hodgson, Case Study- Stephen Downing, Safe verdicts, Just Sentencing, Case study- Ian paterson, Case Study- Rhys Hobbs and a practice link to brief.

Full notes including synoptic links laid out on an A4 pdf, this includes all units and their full description as well as knowledge recall sections, and also includes synoptic links to unit 1, 2 or 3 of the course. This work is predicted to achieve an A*, and will allow you to as well.

This is a document is a full mark model answer for Criminology Unit 3 (Crime scene to courtroom) 2.4. This can be used as inspiration for your brief for the controlled assessment, or taken into the controlled assessment for guidance. WARNING: you may be disqualified from the exam for plagiarism if you hand my work in as your own.