| Streetlaw | |
| Short Description | |
The Streetlaw project involves students going to local schools to bring aspects of law and the legal system into the community through group sessions, presentations and debating competitions. |
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| Long Description | |
The Streetlaw project involves students going to local schools to bring aspects of law and the legal system into the community through group sessions, presentations and debating competitions. Previously Streetlaw volunteers have also run a series of sessions at the Reading Young Offenders Institute where they presented on topics such as freedom of speech, sentencing and stop and search powers. Students are free to choose the amount of time that they wish to commit to Streetlaw. |
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| Where does it take place? | Off Law School Site | ||||
| Who takes part (eg staff, students, outside lawyers)? | students | staff | |||
| outside lawyers | external organisation(s) | ||||
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| Is the activity supervised? | Y | ||||
| If so, by whom? | Other external supervision | ||||
| If the activity is a clinic, what is the address of the clinic? | |||||
| Can the work in the activity form part of an assessed module? | N | ||||
| If yes, how? (eg exam, essay) | |||||
| Activity contact: | Louise Hague 0118 378 5675 l.e.hague@reading.ac.uk [Send Email] |
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| Activity website | http:// [Visit Website] | ||||
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