Criminal Law & Police

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The Criminal Law & Police course provides learners with a detailed understanding of criminal law and policing functions in the UK. Knowledge of police powers, responsibilities, and legal procedures is essential for anyone involved in law enforcement, legal support, or criminal justice studies. This course examines criminal law principles, arrest protocols, investigation procedures, and courtroom procedures, allowing participants to understand the interaction between the police and the law.

Through this course, learners gain insight into how police operate within legal boundaries and enforce criminal law effectively. Topics include crime classification, police duties, evidence gathering, and legal obligations under UK law. Understanding police responsibilities and the criminal law framework equips learners to analyse cases critically, appreciate legal limitations, and apply knowledge in administrative, advisory, or study roles related to policing. Completion of this course strengthens awareness of the law and the professional conduct expected of police officers and law enforcement personnel.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand the fundamental principles of criminal law and police operations.
• Identify police responsibilities, powers, and legal limitations in practice.
• Apply knowledge of criminal law to police procedures and cases.
• Recognise the legal frameworks guiding police investigations and arrests.
• Analyse criminal law scenarios from the perspective of police responsibilities.

Who is this course for?

• Aspiring police officers wanting to understand criminal law fundamentals.
• Legal professionals seeking insight into police procedures and responsibilities.
• Students studying criminal justice or law enforcement courses in the UK.
• Security personnel aiming to understand police powers and legal frameworks.
• Individuals preparing for careers in law, policing, or criminal investigations.

Career Path (UK average salaries)

• Police Constable – £30,000 per year
• Crime Scene Investigator – £32,000 per year
• Legal Advisor – £35,000 per year
• Police Detective – £40,000 per year
• Criminal Justice Officer – £28,000 per year
• Paralegal specialising in criminal law – £28,000 per year