in-depth and detailed notes to achieve full marks in unit 3 criminology controlled assessment. covers Ac2.1-3.2 achieved grade=A

in-depth and detailed notes needed to obtain full marks in the criminology unit 3 controlled assessment. covers ac1.1-1.4 achieved grade=A

Notes that go through every AC used in the unit 3 crime scene to courtroom controlled assessment taken in the second year of criminology.

Notes for every AC module used in unit 1 changing awareness of crime controlled assessment taken in year 1 criminology.

full summary of AC 2.1 covering social control, internal forms of social control, external social control, and control theories

full summary of forms of punishment, strengths and criticisms for each form and aim

This is my answer which can be used as an example for your unit 3 controlled assessment.

This is a model answer that can be used as an example for your controlled assessment

Explains all of the biological theories for criminality including physiological theories, genetic theories and brain injury theories. The advantages and disadvantages of all of the theories and some examples of real life cases.

This is the beginning of Unit 2 before getting into the theories. This includes the defintions of crime and the types of formal sanctions. There are examples on how crime is a social construction by saying what acts are legal in some places and illegal in others, with reasons why. It also explains crime being a social construction giving examples on how different laws have changed over time and why they have changed. There is also notes on what factors affect the enforcement of the law.