newspaper campaigns Flashcards
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who set up Sarahs law
her parents
what happened to instigate Sarahs law
Sarah was 8 when she got abducted and murdered by a convicted peadophile (Roy Whiting) in 2000
where is Sarahs law located
England and Wales
what did Sarahs law introduce
a law which allows people the rights to know if a particular person is a convicted sex offender
what did Sarahs law believe needed to change
the lack of awareness people have of others who could be a potential threat
which law/legislation has been introduced to create the change in inspiration of Sarahs law
the child sex offender disclosure scheme in England and Wales 2011
what has the law change resulted in (Sarahs law)
parents and carers can now ask the police if someone is in contact with a child has a record of child sex offences
who set up the road safety campaign
local Bradford newspaper, telegraph and argus
what happened to instigate the road safety campaign
dangerous driving and a public concern about deaths on the road and the minimum sentence allowed under the law
why was the road safety campaign needed
to stop the amount of incidents caused by dangerous driving
what did the road safety campaign need to change
the lack of road safety
what law has been introduced to create a change with road safety
police began ‘operation steer side’ to crack down on dangerous driving in 2016. under the police , crime, sentencing and courts bill 2021, soon to become law, a life sentence for causing death by dangerous driving, increasing from 14 years
what has the law change resulted in for road safety
a life sentence for death caused by dangerous driving
