The document discusses police powers during the arrest process and opinions on how fair the process is. It asks readers to consider whether the arrest process is fair, if rights are respected, where violations may occur, and what potential complaints about the process could be. It also questions whether 14 days is enough or too much time for police detention and presents discussion prompts about reasonable justifications for arrest and arguments for and against extended 42-day detention periods for terror suspects.
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Lesson 1 ppt
1. Police powers on arrest
To explain the arrest process
To know your rights during the arrest process
To form an opinion on how fair you think the arrest process is
2. Help! I’ve just been arrested!
Each person has a piece of information, you will need to trade your info with each
other to answer the Qs fully
3. What do you think?
•Is the arrest process fair?
•Are your rights respected
during the process?
•Where might they be
violated?
•If you were to complain
about any part of the
process what would it be?
4. Do you think 14 days is enough/too much?
Why would some people want to give the
police more time?
5. 6 mark
Identify & explain
3 reasonable
reasons for arrest
12 mark
Present a case for
AND against 42-
day detention of
terror suspects
