Unit 5 Aspects of Property Offences and Police Powers

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ACHIEVED THE P AND M CRITERIA!! AFFORDABLE.

This document contains all the tasks (pass, merit & distinction) for the Subsidiary Diploma Law course, Unit 5. Areas covered in this document are of the following: Theft; Robber; Burglary; Fraud; Analysis of offences; Evaluation of offences and a script. It has been created with high standards and is easy to follow. The unit achieved an overall grade of Distinction on the first submission.

In this document, I have written about theft, criminal damage, fraud, burglary and robbery. I achieved a distinction on unit 5, so i am sure you will you buy this!

Contents include: PACE codes of practice, powers to stop and search, reasons for stop and search to take place, steps taken prior to a search, reasonable grounds for suspicion, when reasonable suspicion does not apply, and and pros and cons.

For such a demanding assignment which requires a great degree of evaluation as well as the illustration of the topics including crimes of theft, robbery, fraud and criminal dadmage, the assignment has met its needs. Its grade is a D*.

This assignment has focused on the powers of search of people and premises.(p4). Every section has been thoroughly explained. A high-level essay that has achieved a D* as the final grade.

unit 5, p3, and the continuation of M2. These assignments were written while research and analytical thinking were involved. D* grade has been achieved. The assignment covers the following topics: the law with respect to criminal damage in given situations and the law on criminal damage in a given scenario.