Criminal Law & Police Investigations

Develop an in-depth understanding of criminal law and police investigations.

Understand the role of the police and prosecution in the criminal justice system.

Analyse and evaluate criminal cases and apply legal principles to factual scenarios.

Develop critical thinking, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.

Develop a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of law enforcement.

Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.

Learn how to apply legal and ethical principles to real-life scenarios.

Discover knowledge and skills necessary for a range of criminal justice and law enforcement roles.

Course 01: Criminal Law & Police Investigations

Course 02: Criminal Intelligence Training

Course 03: Interrogations And Confessions Psychology

Course 04: Accident Investigation

Course 05: Forensic Science and Law Enforcement Criminal Profiling Complete Diploma

Course 06: Emotional Intelligence and Human Behaviour

Course 07: English Law and Legal System Level 3

Course 08: Financial Investigator

Course 09: Certificate in Anti Money Laundering (AML)

Course 10: Diploma in Substance Misuse

Course 11: Domestic Violence and Abuse Awareness - Level 2

Course 12: Human Rights

Course 13: Decision Making and Critical Thinking

Course 14: First Aid at Work

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Introduction

Elements of a Crime

Incitement, Conspiracy and Attempt

Accomplice

Crime Prevention

The Police

Prosecution, Caution and Diversion

Youth JusticeYouth Justice

The Trial

Sentencing Process

Homicide

Offences against Person

Sexual Offences

Theft

Blackmail, Robbery & Burglary

White-Collar Crime

Terrorism & Law

Property Offences

Cybercrime & Piracy

Prisons

Probation Service

War Crimes

Introduction to Intelligence Analysis

Criminal Intelligence Analysis

Criminal Intelligence Analyst - Skills and Competencies

Understanding Criminal Psychology

Research Methods in Crime Analysis

Decision Making in Criminal Intelligence Analysis

Intelligence-Led Policing

Counterterrorism and Criminal Intelligence Analysis

Technology in Criminal Intelligence Analysis

The Criminal Justice System in England and Wales

The English Law on Confessions

Interrogation in Britain

The Royal Commission Research: Persons at Risk amid Police Custody

Identifying 'Oppressive' Police Interviewing Tactics in Britain

Theories of Reason of Confession by Suspects

The Psychological Assessment of False Confession

The Effects of Drugs and Alcohol Upon the Reliability of Testimony Interrogation Techniques and Miscarriages of Justice

Understanding the Investigation

Why Investigate?

Accident Investigation Procedure

Documenting The Accident Scene

Conducting Effective Interviews

Investigation and Cause Analysis

Developing Solutions

Report Documentation and Communication

Reducing the Risk of Re-Offending

Criminal Law & Police- History of Forensic Psychology

Research Methods in Forensic Psychology

Theories of Offending

Sexual and Violent Offending

Fire-Setting Behaviour

Offender Profiling

Effectiveness of Offender Profiling

Eye-Witness and Expert Witness Testimony

Reducing Re-Offending and Incident Management

Human Behaviour and Basic Psychological Process

Evolutionary Perspective of Human Behaviour

Human Intelligence

Intelligence Test and Variations in Intelligence

Learning and Conditioning

Language and Communication

Introduction to Emotion

Emotion Influences Cognition

Stress, Anger and Conflict

Emotional Intelligence

Self-Leadership

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

The Legal Workplace and Professionals

Law and Legal Systems

Contract Law & Business Law

Human Rights Law

Employment Law

Property Law

Mortgage Law

Wills, Probate & Estate Law

Criminal Law

Other Common Laws & Legal Matters

Introduction to Financial Investigator

Introduction to Financial Investigation

Characteristics of Financial Crimes

Categories of Financial Crimes

Financial Crime Response Plan

Collecting, Preserving and Gathering Evidence

Laws against Financial Fraud

Introduction to Money Laundering

Proceeds of Crime Act 2002

Development of Anti-Money Laundering Regulation

Responsibility of the Money Laundering Reporting Office

Risk-based Approach

Customer Due Diligence

Record Keeping

Suspicious Conduct and Transactions

Awareness and Training

Substance Misuse and Outreach Worker

Substances: Drugs, Alcohol and Others

Abuses of Substance Misuse

Why People Use Drug and Alcohol?

The Nature of Substance Misuse: Biological, Psychological and Social Perspectives

Understand Possible Causes of Substance and Drug Abuse

Implementing Substance Use Policy

Effects of Drugs on the Body and Mind

Enhancing Assessment and Treatment of Substance Misuse

Health Consideration

Introduction to Domestic Violence & Abuse

The Components of Domestic Violence

The Impact of Domestic Violence on Victims

The Impact of Domestic Violence and Abuse on Children

Assessing the Risks of Domestic Violence and Abuses on Children

Supporting the Victim and Reporting Incidents

Record Keeping

Domestic Violence and Abuse Legislation in the UK

Basic Concept of Freedom and Human Rights

Classification of Human Rights

Women's and Children's Right

Various Aspects of Freedom

Various International Human Rights Organisations

Introduction to Critical Thinking

Critical Thinking and the Judgment of Claims

Benefits and Barriers of Critical Thinking

Importance of Critical Thinking

Recognising a Critical Thinker

What Are the Critical Thinking Steps?

Critical Thinking Strategies

Problem-Solving Through Critical Thinking

Decision Making with Critical Thinking

Introduction to Workplace First Aid

Legal Framework for Workplace First Aid

Incident Management at Work

Primary Survey

Secondary Survey

Basic First-Aid Techniques

Those interested in a career in law enforcement, the criminal justice system, or related fields.

Individuals seeking to expand their knowledge of criminal law and police investigations.

Students interested in pursuing further education in law, criminology, or related fields.

Individuals looking to improve their chances of success in job interviews for law enforcement roles.

Those seeking to enhance their understanding of the criminal justice system for personal or professional reasons.

Anyone interested in gaining knowledge and skills that can help them better navigate legal and ethical issues in their personal or professional lives.

Police Officer - £24-45k/year

Criminal Investigator - £27-50k/year

Paralegal - £18-35k/year

Probation Officer - £22-38k/year

Crime Analyst - £20-35k/year

Forensic Accountant - £30-70k/year