AC- 1.2 Flashcards

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Laws change : culture to culture

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• Adultery
• Honour crimes
• Homosexuality
• Cannabis

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Culture to culture : adultery

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not criminal but has legal consequences = divorce
legal : uk & Europe
illegal : religion dominated
saudi arabia

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culture to culture : honour crimes

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violence committed to defend family & punishable by state
legal : asian & Bangladesh
illegal : Uk & europe

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culture to culture : homosexuality

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was punishable by death
legal : Uk & USA
illegal : India , Iran , Yemen

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culture to culture : cannabis

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used for medical purposes
legal : Amsterdam & California
illegal : UK & American states

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why do laws change from culture to culture

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• religion dominated reasons - was once strong but has now depleted

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laws change over time

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• Capital Punishment
• Double Jeopardy
• Vangrancy
• prostitution

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change over time : Capital Punishment defintion

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executing convicted offenders which was made by the rich to protect property

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capital punishment : before & after

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Before : laws targeted poor
used for stealing
After : abolished in UK
miscarriage of justice

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change over time : Double Jeopardy definition

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procedural defences that prevents an accused person for being tried on the same charges

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Double Jeopardy : over time before & after

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before : prevented being retried
• Ann Ming
After : •Criminal justice act 2003
• Steven Lawrence

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Change over time : prostitution definition

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exchange of money for sexual services. not illegal but connotations linked are
• sex trafficking
•domestic violence

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over time : prostitution before & after

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Before : Stigmatised - immoral
After : societies views have changed
• religion has depleted

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Change over time : Vagrancy Definition

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Having no support and travelling from place to place

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over time : vagrancy before & after

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Before : Vangrancy Act 1824
After : more sympathetic

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How laws change from Place to Place

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• Possession of Cannabis
• Jaywalking
• FGM

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Law changes in places : possession of cannabis definition

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Possession of cannabis is illegal in some places but has been decriminalised

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Change in place : Possession of cannabis illegal & legal

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Legal : columbia & Uruguay
• California
Illegal : Cumbria - prosecution

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Changes in places : Jaywalking definition

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crossing roads when there is no diagnosed or direct clear crossing

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change in places : Jaywalking Illegal & Legal

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legal : uk - personal responsibility
illegal : • Canada • singapore • USA

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Change in places : FGM definition

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a ‘surgical procedure’ that is done to control females to prevent them from sexual activities

22
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Change in Places : FGM legal & Illegal

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legal : Asian cultures & Pakistan
Illegal : uk - understand it is not for medical reasons

23
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how Laws are Applied Differently

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• Murder
• Age
• Self defence
• Automatism

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Applied Differenly : murder

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• Needs men’s reas and actus reas
• strict liability of food doesn’t need men’s reas

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Applied Differently : Age
Uk criminal age - 10 germany criminal age - 8 • legally allowed to be prosecuted
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Applied Differently : Self Defence
Can kill and intruder under certain circumstances • sufficient evidence • reasonable force
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Applied Differently : Automatism
form of defence - not in control of own body • sleep waking • Hayfever