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Does our legal system protect citizens' rights?
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I can explain why laws are needed and also where our laws come from.
I can explain why we need criminal and civil law.
I can describe the rights of defendants and victims of crime and explain why these are important.
I can explain the role of the police, including their powers and a citizen’s rights in relation to the police.
I can explain how legal professionals represent citizens and ensure their legal rights are met.
I can explain how rights are supported both within and outside of the civil courts.
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