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Chapter 5 Self-test questions
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In the UK, people who are accused of crimes are presumed to be innocent. This means that the prosecution has to prove the accused's guilt to what extent?
'Beyond any doubt'
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'Beyond reasonable doubt'
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'As it would be understood by a reasonable person'
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'100% certain of guilt'
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There is a risk of contempt of court for the media, under the Contempt of Court Act 1981, when a case is ______.
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Official advice from the College of Policing says that police should normally issue the names of an arrested person to the media.
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False
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A statement which names someone under investigation, when this is factually correct, is:
Safe to publish with permission from the individual's next of kin
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Safe to publish if you have a leaked source which tells you that the investigation will lead to an arrest
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Safe to publish as it is defended by the truth defence
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Not safe to publish
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It is
illegal
to identify a teacher in respect of any allegations that they have or may have committed an offence against a pupil at their school.
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False
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