First class essay notes which give a structured analysis of the law and current debate in each area. I used all these notes to revise for my exam, in which I achieved a good First Class mark.
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These are the final notes I made before the exam, and outline community penalties as a mode of punishment. Using key sources, the essay explores the philosophy of community penalties, along with workability and effectiveness compared to other modes of punishment. Using these notes, I went on to achi...
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Add to cartThese are the final notes I made before the exam, and outline community penalties as a mode of punishment. Using key sources, the essay explores the philosophy of community penalties, along with workability and effectiveness compared to other modes of punishment. Using these notes, I went on to achi...
These are the notes I made to answer any structured question on the early release of prisoners. They cover the law as it stands, with some key arguments for and against. These are the final notes I made, and using them I went on to achieve a good First in the exam.
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Add to cartThese are the notes I made to answer any structured question on the early release of prisoners. They cover the law as it stands, with some key arguments for and against. These are the final notes I made, and using them I went on to achieve a good First in the exam.
These are the final notes I made before my exam, in which I achieved a good First. They outline the use of fines as a method of punishment and cover in depth the issues surrounding their use.
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Add to cartThese are the final notes I made before my exam, in which I achieved a good First. They outline the use of fines as a method of punishment and cover in depth the issues surrounding their use.
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These in depth notes cover the topic of penal privatisation and its prevalence in the UK. They chronologically cover the growing sourcing out of penal services and some of the arguments for and against - all backed up by evidence and academic commentary. These were the final notes I made before my e...
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Add to cartThese in depth notes cover the topic of penal privatisation and its prevalence in the UK. They chronologically cover the growing sourcing out of penal services and some of the arguments for and against - all backed up by evidence and academic commentary. These were the final notes I made before my e...
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