Suitable for teaching 11-16s. In this part of a mock trial featuring teenagers playing many major roles, the judge introduces the ‘innocent until proven guilty’ concept and the defendant, Jo Sayles, is cross-examined. WARNING: Contains some violent scenes.
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Young Legal Eagles is the mock trial of a criminal justice case based on a Joint Enterprise crime committed by a teenager, with all parts played by teenagers. In this clip the judge, Baroness Scotland, is interviewed about the 'innocent until proven guilty' element of the British legal system. The defendant, Jo Sayles, gives her testimony and is cross-examined by the Prosecution barristers. The mentoring team comment on the defendant's deportment during questioning and praise her calm response to the questioning.
This clip is from the BBC series Young Legal Eagles. This ground-breaking documentary explores the British legal system through a mock criminal justice case based on a Joint Enterprise crime committed by a teenager, with all parts played by teenagers.
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Teaching Modern Studies or PSHE?
This clip could be used to introduce a research project into how the English court system works. Pupils could research the different roles individuals play in the court system and track the progress of a trial, from an initial charge in a police station to the delivery of a judge's verdict. The clip could also act as a stimulus to create a mock trial in the classroom, complete with lawyers, jurors and defendants.
This clip will be relevant for teaching PSHE and Modern Studies classes in secondary schools about law and justice in the UK.
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