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Criminal Law courses Stoke-on-Trent
- Bachelor's degree
- Stoke-on-trent
- 6 Years
... Dealing with persons in custody Interviewing of suspects, witnesses and victims Also in at level 5, you'll learn about crime and dishonesty, including theft and assault, public order and sexual offences. You'll also learn about the significance and importance of PACE within the Criminal Justice System... Learn about: Public Order...
- Bachelor's degree
- Stoke-on-trent
- 3 Years
... crime and criminal law for granted. Criminologists continually question why we all respond to crime in different ways, and why approaches to rehabilitation and punishment and other forms of social control have varied so much over the years. Defining the notion of justice, the definition of crime... Learn about: IT Law...
- Bachelor's degree
- Stoke-on-trent
- 4 Years
... crime and criminal law for granted. Criminologists continually question why we all respond to crime in different ways, and why approaches to rehabilitation and punishment and other forms of social control have varied so much over the years. Defining the notion of justice, the definition of crime... Learn about: Part Time, IT Law...
- Bachelor's degree
- Stoke-on-trent
- 8 Weeks
... by the College of Policing. At level 3 of the Qualifications and Credit Framework, learners will acquire an understanding of policing and police law. It covers...
- Bachelor's degree
- Stoke-on-trent
- 3 Years
... your investigative skills, dealing with: Persons in custody The interviewing of suspects, witnesses and victims The Police and Criminal Evidence Act In your final year, you'll use your knowledge and skills to follow the complete process - from the recovery of evidence at a crime scene and its analysis...
- Bachelor's degree
- Stoke-on-trent
- 4 Years
... to an investigation. You will also develop your investigative skills, dealing with persons in custody, the interviewing of suspects, witnesses and victims, and the Police and Criminal Evidence Act. In Year 3, you'll follow the complete process - from the stages involved in investigating major crime, to recovering...
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