1. A guide to the criminal justice system

2. Why do we have laws Insert reason 1 Insert reason 2 Insert reason 3 Insert reason 4 Insert reason 5 Insert reason 6 Insert reason 7 Insert an action button here to move to the next slide Research Link Help on how to insert an action button

3. The Law and Courts Magistrates court Coroners Court County Court Crown Court High Court Court of Appeal House of Lords Insert an action button To move to the correct slide

4. Magistrate Courts Insert 5 key facts Insert an image Research Link

5. Coroners Courts Insert 5 key facts Insert an image Research Link

6. County Court Insert 5 key facts Insert an image Research Link

7. Crown Court Insert 5 key facts Insert an image Research Link

8. High Court Insert 5 key facts Insert an image Research Link

9. Court of Appeal Insert 5 key facts Insert an image Research Link

10. House of Lords Insert 5 key facts Insert an image Research Link

11. What is the British Crime Survey? The British Crime Survey (BCS) is a very important source of information about levels of crime and public attitudes to crime and other Home Office issues. The results play an important role in informing Home Office policy.

12. Crime with largest change between the year 199 and 1999 Insert a graph showing the trend of a type of crime with the largest change (both increase or decrease) Use an appropriate graph Give an appropriate title and label axis Research Link

13. Summary of crime statistics Write a summary of what you have found from the graph you have produced in your last slide