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Criminology - Unit 4 Ac3.1 Explain the roles of agencies in social control (Part 2)- Judiciary and Prisons Q&A Latest Update 2023 (A+),unit 4, ac 1.3 - describe models of criminal justice (crime control),Criminology - Unit 4 Ac3.1 Explain the roles of age
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What is the main role and responsibility of a judge in crown court? - ANS-make decisions about the law including its interpretation and application to manage the whole trial.. Which agencies take part in social control? - ANS-Police, CPS, Judiciary, Prisons, Probation, Charities and Pressure Groups Which agencies take part in social control? -
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Unit 1 - AC3.1 Plan a campaign for change
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Unit 1 - AC3.1 Plan a campaign for change
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Criminology Unit 4 AC3.1 Explain the role of agencies in social control Questions And Answers 2023 Update
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Criminology Unit 4 AC3.1 Explain the role of agencies in social control Questions And Answers 2023 Update What is social control? - ANS-The way norms, rules, laws and structures of society regulate human behaviour Aims and objectives of the police - ANS--uphold the law -protect life and property -Protect public with integrity (PACE 1984) Funding of police - ANS--government sponsored -combination of central government grants and council tax -£16.9 billion government funding Philoso...
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WJEC criminology unit 3 - crime scene to courtroom AC3.1
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This document includes notes and information about AC3.1 within unit 3 criminology that allowed me to achieve an A grade. Here you will find information about how to determine the validity of: evidence, witnesses/testimonials, trial transcripts, media reports, court judgements and law reports.
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AC3.1 Examine Information for Validity (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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AC3.1 Examine Information for Validity (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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Criminology - Unit 4 Ac3.1 Explain the roles of agencies in social control (Part 1) Q&A Latest Update 2023
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Which agencies take part in social control? - ANS-Police, CPS, Judiciary, Prisons, Probation, Charities and Pressure Groups What is the main aim of the police force? - ANS-to reduce crime and maintain law and order Why do the police try achieve the main aim? - ANS-to ensure safety and protection of public and property to prevent detection of criminal offences What are the polices statutory powers? - ANS-arrest, detention, search and interview What are police powers protected by? - ANS-...
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Criminology - Unit 4 Ac3.1 Explain the roles of agencies in social control part 1 Q&A 2023 Update
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Criminology - Unit 4 Ac3.1 Explain the roles of agencies in social control part 1 Q&A 2023 Update Which agencies take part in social control? - ANS-Police, CPS, Judiciary, Prisons, Probation, Charities and Pressure Groups What is the main aim of the police force? - ANS-to reduce crime and maintain law and order Why do the police try achieve the main aim? - ANS-to ensure safety and protection of public and property to prevent detection of criminal offences What are the polices statut...
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Criminology - Unit 4 Ac3.1 Explain the roles of agencies in social control (Part 2)- Judiciary and Prisons Q&A Latest Update 2023 (A+),unit 4, ac 1.3 - describe models of criminal justice (crime control),Criminology - Unit 4 Ac3.1 Explain the roles of age
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What is the main role and responsibility of a judge in crown court? - ANS-make decisions about the law including its interpretation and application to manage the whole trial, Crime control model - - Aims to secure a conviction as fast and efficiently as possible - Similar to an assembly line or conveyor belt - Guilty until proven innocent.. What
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Criminology - Unit 4 Ac3.1 Explain the roles of agencies in social control part 1 Q&A 2023 Update
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Which agencies take part in social control? - ANS-Police, CPS, Judiciary, Prisons, Probation, Charities and Pressure Groups What is the main aim of the police force? - ANS-to reduce crime and maintain law and order Why do the police try achieve the main aim? - ANS-to ensure safety and protection of public and property to prevent detection of criminal offences What are the polices statutory powers? - ANS-arrest, detention, search and interview What are police powers protected by? - ANS-...
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Criminology Unit 4 AC3.1 (Role of Agencies in Social Control) 2023 Update
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Criminology Unit 4 AC3.1 (Role of Agencies in Social Control) 2023 Update CPS Evidential Test - if enough evidence to prosecute (no hearsay) CPS Public Interest Test - if it's in the interest of the public to prosecute Police Strategies - Preventative (RR) - acting to stop further crimes Police Strategies - Zero Tolerance (RR) - cracking down on even minor crimes Police Strategies - Proactive (LR) - showing police presence Judiciary - judicial oath - obliged to go by Prison Category - ...
