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Facts, maybe just start with memorising cases that stood out to you, noting down the topics they cover, and then fill in the blanks from there, or at least that's what im trying to do. I saw someone else on this thread say that young offenders is good to look at cuz it covers all topics in a way

not about police powers but they did have that really specific question in the 2019 paper 'explain how post-sentencing considerations seek to balance community interests and individual rights and freedoms'. HOPEFULLY THEY DONT ASK A QUESTION LIKE THIS AGAIN THOUGH, they've been pretty decent-ish...

Actually mind boggling how they set it up like this, literally designed to stress students out

You are an angel Thank you so much genuinely :angel::angel::angel:

this is probably a really really bad idea, but I haven't started studying yet, I know I can memorise for the other subjects but crimes section essay is a lost cause atp so im going to try get full marks in the other sections and then more or less wing the crimes section (will memorise some stuff...