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1 An Introduction to Criminology
Crime and Deviance

2 Course information Criminology Level 3 Applied Diploma WJEC exam board
Two controlled assessments and two external exams over two years Year 12 Unit 1: Changing Awareness of Crime Unit 2: Criminological Theories Year 13 Unit 3: Crime scene to court room Unit 4: Crime and punishment

3 Summer work – due in September
Research a case study of an individual convicted of rioting behaviour (could include burglary or looting offences) How to do this ... Research information and gather facts about crime committed, sentence etc. See if you can add pictures or quotes Mount onto A4 paper with bullet points explaining why you think this person got involved

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