"Critically analyse with reference to decided cases, the reasons why the development and application of the criminal law is often unpredictable and inconsistent. *Occasionally an exam will contain a question that requires candidates to take a wider view of the criminal law. This is such a question. Candidates cannot simply home in on a specific area and cover it in detail. Candidates must try to think of instances throughout the syllabus that can be used in your arguments to answer the question. Avoid the common mistake of interpreting the question to read ‘Choose one area of the criminal law where there are difficulties and write all about them’! This question has been included as it enables candidates to think more widely about the role of the criminal law within the legal system and society as a whole. Providing a good answer requires the ability to take a broad view of the syllabus—someth ing candidates who revise topics in isolation are not always able to do. • Constant change—R v R
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