LA3- overview

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  • LA3- overview
    • defamation
      • definition: Publishing lies about someone so that the person's reputation is damaged
      • article 8 and 10 of the HRA
      • defamation act 2013
      • civil and criminal claims
    • contempt of court
      • definition: publishing lies about someone so that the person's reputation is damaged.
    • processions and assemblies
      • protests
      • article 11= peaceful protest
      • article 10= freedom of expression
    • police powers
      • article 5
      • the grant of police bail
      • detention for search prior to arrest and arrest itself and what happens to you when you get to a police station
      • taking samples from you such as DNA and taking fingerprints
    • the law of confidence
      • definition: ruining someone's chances of a fair trial.
      • secrets/ information leaked, but not lies
  • article 10= freedom of expression
  • police powers
    • article 5
    • the grant of police bail
    • detention for search prior to arrest and arrest itself and what happens to you when you get to a police station
    • taking samples from you such as DNA and taking fingerprints
  • public order
    • disturbances on the streets
    • control of gatherings and demonstrations
    • control of marches (known as processions)
    • LA3- overview
      • defamation
        • definition: Publishing lies about someone so that the person's reputation is damaged
        • article 8 and 10 of the HRA
        • defamation act 2013
        • civil and criminal claims
      • contempt of court
        • definition: publishing lies about someone so that the person's reputation is damaged.
      • processions and assemblies
        • protests
        • article 11= peaceful protest
      • the law of confidence
        • definition: ruining someone's chances of a fair trial.
        • secrets/ information leaked, but not lies
  • official secrets
    • disclosing protected information which the state wants to keep secret
    • CPS  involvement as its a criminal offence
    • to what extent can criminal law limit freedom of speech?

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