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Crime 15 mark predictions? (1 Viewer)
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I agree.
Literally 5 minutes before I clicked on this post; I was making my predictions...
(I predicted the questions of both my modules for Modern History and One Module and Core); Legal Studies..... is a bit different to history in making, 'calculated' predictions.... they can draw from a much wider pool to construct questions... Crime is not that content intensive, prepare for all)
Literally 5 minutes before I clicked on this post; I was making my predictions...
(I predicted the questions of both my modules for Modern History and One Module and Core); Legal Studies..... is a bit different to history in making, 'calculated' predictions.... they can draw from a much wider pool to construct questions... Crime is not that content intensive, prepare for all)
Only because I haven't seen them ask international crime or young offenders before. I mean it can still be related to the criminal investigation and trial process.Do you guys have any justification for your prediction?
I only ask, because the last few years the 15 marker has been pulled from the "Themes and Challenges".
What would be a likely Young Offenders question?
Evaluate the effectiveness of the law in achieving justice in relation to Young Offenders?
Or would they specify a part of the CJS/CIP to evaluate?
I think it will be evaluate the effectiveness of the law in achieving justice
but now when i think of it, they've kinda circled around the CIP and CJS not for young offenders.... :/
Huh? So you're leaning towards CIP/CJS instead of Young Offenders now?
When breaking down the themes and challenges, they haven't dealt with -issues of compliance/noncompliance, -law reform in CJS, or -law reflecting moral standards, in the last few years.
I was thinking something more towards those.
When breaking down the themes and challenges, they haven't dealt with -issues of compliance/noncompliance, -law reform in CJS, or -law reflecting moral standards, in the last few years.
I was thinking something more towards those.