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Student lesson

For · ages 15–18Time · 60–70 minutesLesson 5 of 8

Law, Rights and Jurisdiction

Coercion means pressure, threats or control that make it difficult or unsafe for someone to say no.

You will learn to

  • Read a short primary or official source critically.
  • Explain the England and Wales under-18 rule and the purpose of FMPOs.
  • Recognise that rights may be universal while law is jurisdiction-specific.
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Abby’s protection and police storyline is visibly separated from maintained current law and guidance.

You do not need to own or have read the book. The lesson includes the context you need.

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