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Pearson BTEC Applied Law Unit 2 Outcome A Unit 2 - Investigating Aspects of Criminal Law and the Legal System Outcome A - Explore how statutory rules are made and interpreted

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Outcome A: How statutory rules are made and interpreted
Pressure Groups-
Groups of people who have the same idea and campaign for changes to the law. They influence
the government and Parliament to legislate on matters that interest them.
These groups can be a few people or a large group with thousands of people.
They also use multiple different methods in their campaigns including petitions, marches or
strikes. There are types of pressure groups these are Sectional groups, Cause groups, Insider
groups and Outsider groups.
Advantages Disadvantages

Raise public awareness of an issue Are biased and don't consider alternative views

Politicians are afraid to upset larger groups Outsider groups may resort to violence and crime
to promote their cause.

Detailed knowledge of their interests Supporters of pressure groups only represents a
small population of the world.


Media-
TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, the internet, social media etc.
These forms of media inform the public, represent the public and help form public opinions.
There is a strong link between the media and pressure groups.
Advantages Disadvantages

Issues are raised through traditional media or Some media sources are not neutral or impartial
online petitions. and people can express strong views.

Can bring public awareness and concern on the Media are businesses and may run campaigns for
issue. profit and to expand readership

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