campaigns and policy development AC4.3 Flashcards

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three types of campaigns

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  • individual
  • newspapers
  • pressure groups
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backgorund of newspaper campaign

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  • use media coverage public advocacy and pressure on lawmakers to change criminal justice system
  • effective in driving for social change
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individual/ newspaper: sarahs law

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  • allows to find out if sex offender is in area
  • started after sarah payne was kidnapped and assulted
  • key parties: sarahs parents
  • newspapers like news of the world helped gather support
  • usa megans law was effective
  • successful and is known as the child and sex offener disclosure scheme
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individual/ newspaper: double jeoprady

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  • previous law: prevented a second prosecution for the same offence
  • dunlop murdered julie however the court failed to reach a verdict so dunlop was cleared
  • julies mother campaigned to abolish the double jeopardy law
  • campaigned through newspapers and radios
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newspaper: the year and a day rule

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  • previous law: if a victim of assult lives after a year and a day of the assult the attacker can not be tried for murder
  • gibson was assulted by clarke in 1990s he died 22 months later after being in a coma
  • northern echo lauched a justice for micheal campaign to change the law thousands of people signed the campaign the law was then scrapped
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individual campaign background

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  • often start from someones personl experience
  • ensure others dont suffer
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individual campaign: clares law

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  • clare wood was assulted by her former boyfriend
  • clare didnt know he had a history of convictions for violenec against women
  • her father campaigned for discolsure laws
  • officially known as the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme
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pressure group campaigns background

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  • pressure groups are organisations f people with similar opinions
  • want to inlfuence those in power
  • they campaign for new policies and law changes
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pressure group campaigns: BLF

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  • aims to prevent lung disease
  • more than 430,000 children were exposed to second hand smoking in family cars
  • secured 50,000 signatures
  • banned smoking in cars with children under the children and family act 2014
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pressure group campaigns: CALM

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  • a mental health iniitiative aimed at promoting emotional well being and reducing stigma around mental health issues
  • set up by mental health organisations
  • advocate for laws that requirew employers to provide mental health support like counselling
  • promote campaign through social media platforms
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pressure group campaign: RSPCA

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  • aims to raise awareness about animal issues and improve pet welfare
  • set up by animal welfare organisations
  • promoted through tv and radio advertisments they do fundraising and charity events
  • one successfukl law was the animal hunting act 2004 this banned hunting of wild animals like foxes
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