4 The to life in English law: Identify and explain the criminal and Discuss instances when the right civil rules of English law relating to the to life conflicts with the practices criminal and civil liability prevention of death. of some societies (contraception, obligations of the State to abortion, death penalty). Analyse the extent of the State’s protect life and investigate obligations to protect life and Find a story (perhaps an death. investigate death. opinion piece or an account of someone’s experiences) and consider the issues raised. 5 The right to liberty and security: Explain the scope of Article 5. Explore remedies available to a claimant. Article 5 Describe and illustrate the justified deprivations of liberty circumstances in which liberty can be Draw-up a table illustrating the removed. key court decisions relating to additional requirements Article 5. necessary to justify deprivation Analyse the extent of the additional of liberty. protections in Article 5. 6 The right to liberty and security Identify how English law protects the Consider how the Convention and – liberty and security of a person. English provisions interact with provisions in English law to protect one another. liberty Examine the role of the courts and of civil remedies in protecting liberty. Look at provisions relating to police powers and consider how they reflect Article 5. 7 The right to privacy: Explain the nature of Article 8. Discuss issues relating to ‘private life’, such as gender and personal Article 8 Analyse and illustrate the meaning of information. private life, family life, home and the State’s obligations and correspondence. Find a media story where duties. someone’s privacy has been Go onto the following to investigate breached. Consider the issues Article 8. You can also use this website raised by the story. to look at other Articles.
4 The to life in English law: criminal and civil liability obligations of the State to protect life and investigate death. Identify and explain the criminal and civil rules of English law relating to the prevention of death. Analyse the extent of the State’s obligations to protect life and investigate death. Discuss instances when the right to life conflicts with the practices of some societies (contraception, abortion, death penalty). Find a story (perhaps an opinion piece or an account of someone’s experiences) and consider the issues raised. 5 The right to liberty and security: Article 5 justified deprivations of liberty additional requirements necessary to justify deprivation of liberty. Explain the scope of Article 5. Describe and illustrate the circumstances in which liberty can be removed. Analyse the extent of the additional protections in Article 5. Explore remedies available to a claimant. Draw-up a table illustrating the key court decisions relating to Article 5. 6 The right to liberty and security – provisions in English law to protect liberty Identify how English law protects the liberty and security of a person. Examine the role of the courts and of civil remedies in protecting liberty. Consider how the Convention and English provisions interact with one another. Look at provisions relating to police powers and consider how they reflect Article 5. 7 The right to privacy: Article 8 the State’s obligations and duties. Explain the nature of Article 8. Analyse and illustrate the meaning of private life, family life, home and correspondence. Go onto the following to investigate Article 8. You can also use this website to look at other Articles. Discuss issues relating to ‘private life’, such as gender and personal information. Find a media story where someone’s privacy has been breached. Consider the issues raised by the story.
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