Aqa a level criminal - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

AQA A Level Law Paper 1 Revision Booklet. Summaries each offence you will need to aim to achieve A/A* in your exams. Contains everything you need for paper 1 - from non-substantive, to substantive, and concept questions. Includes - - murder, LOC, Diminished Responsibility - Capacity Defences - Necessity Defences - Attempted Offences - Involuntary Manslaughter - Common Assault - Common Assault Battery - S47 ABH - S20 / S18 GBH - Theft and Robbery and more.

Aqa A-level LAW (7162/1) Paper 1 June 2022 OFFICIAL Question Paper 1. Which of the following best describes the mens rea for the offence of assault (battery) occasioning actual bodily harm? 2. Which of the following can be used as evidence to support a defence of loss of control under s54 and s55 of the Coroners and Justice Act 2009? 3. When interpreting a statute, which of the following requires a judge to give words their plain, ordinary meaning even if the outcome is absurd? 4. Which st...

A potential essay I thought might come up on the 2024 English Literature exam. I scored an A* on this particular essay.

AQA A level PSYCHOLOGY Exam With Verified Answers Measuring Crime - outline - Ways of determining how many crimes are committed, patterns in types of offences and their causes. Official Statistics - outline - Counts of number of crimes reported to police or otherwise discovered. A way of measuring crime. Official Statistics - an example - Home Office Figures Official Statistics - weaknesses - They ignore unreported crimes - "the dark figure". Criteria for categorizing crime may c...

Actus reas of assault Apprehension of immediate unlawful violence Defined in Fagan v MPC Mens Rea of assault Intention or subjective recklessness to cause D to apprehend immediate unlawful violence. -Fagan v MPC Actus reas of battery Unlawful application of force -R v Ireland Mens Rea of battery Intention or subjective recklessness for the unlawful application of force. -DPP v Majewski ABH (S47) Actus reus Assault or battery that causes harm Mens Rea of ABH intention or subjec...

AqA A-level ENGLISH LITERATURE B (7717/2A Paper 2A Texts and genres: Elements of crime writing - June 2022 Mark scheme Version: 1.0 Final 0 1. Explore the significance of elements of crime writing in this extract. Remember to include in your answer relevant detailed analysis of the ways the author has shaped meanings. [25 marks] This extract appears near the end of Michael Frayn’s novel Headlong (1999). Martin, the narrator, has identified a painting owned by his neighbour, Tony, as b...

AQA A-level ENGLISH LITERATURE B 7717/2A Paper 2A Texts and genres: Elements of crime writing Version: 1.0 Final IB/G/Jun23/E6 7717/2A Thursday 8 June 2023 Morning Time allowed: 3 hours Materials For this paper you must have: • an AQA 12-page answer book • a copy of the set text(s) you have studied for Section B and Section C. These texts must not be annotated and must not contain additional notes or materials. Instructions • Use black ink or black ball-point pen. • Write...

AQA A-level LAW 7162/1 Paper 1 Mark scheme June 2022 Version: 1.0 Final Mark Scheme Mark schemes are prepared by the Lead Assessment Writer and considered, together with the relevant questions, by a panel of subject teachers. This mark scheme includes any amendments made at the standardisation events which all associates participate in and is the scheme which was used by them in this examination. The ...

aqa A-LEVEL SOCIOLOGY (7192/3) Paper 3 - Crime and deviance with theory and methods June 2022 OFFICIAL Mark scheme. 01. Outline two problems in measuring green crime. Two marks for each of two appropriate problems clearly outlined or one mark for each appropriate way partially outlined. Answers may include: • there is no single agreed definition of green crime (1 mark); the use of definitions of illegality or more broader definitions will impact on the measurement of green crime (+1 ...

Crime Conduct which is prohibited by the state and has penal consequences Actus Reus A prohibited voluntary act or omission that causes harm to another Mens rea The mental element (guilty mind) or the fault element in an offence individual autonomy The capacity of a rational individual to make an informed, uncoerced decision maximum certainty A key legal concept. The legal system should be clear to allow the public to regulate their conduct with certainty as to what is legal and what is n...