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the dangerous dogs act
london 2011 riots
how the riots spread across the country

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Dangerous Dog Act
London Riots in 2011, how media potrayed it.
The laws changing because of specific acts.

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the dangerous dogs act, how the media responds to crime, how the police stereotype people

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-The dangerous dog act and the roles the media played in it
-The court statistics for the London riots
-The news laws introduced after 9/11

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Dangerous dog act
2011 London riots
Impact the media has on legislations

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media responses to crime

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dangerous dog act- want to find out which other dogs were banned
the london riots- want to learn more about the cause as it wasn’t described in the media
-shannon

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- How the london riots spiraled
- Illegal raves and how music was made illegal
- Impact media has on legislation

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Other acts as laws that could come into place because of media attention

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DDA
London riots
Sterotyping

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policy change

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-The dangerous dog act
-The fact that people assumed the black male would have a larger figure than the white male
-the fact that media hide the crime that happened with the London riots to portray the police as positive and in control

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I will reserach more about stereotyping and what other characteristics people stereotype.
Policy change.

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Is interesting as mainly pitbulls we’re targeted even though other dogs were killing people aswell

How the media represented the illegal raves and how against them they were

How the media didn’t care to acknowledge the cause of the riots and only the crimes that were happening there and then

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Dangerous dog act- an act which banned pit bulls and 3 other breeds of dogs, pushed by politicians due to lack of success in the past and done to show work is being done within policy change

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- Find what other dogs were on the dangerous dogs list
- Stereotyping and how it had developed over time

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I would research more about the policy changes after 911

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The 2011 london riots and how it evolved so much
The dangerous dog act
Stereotyping of criminals

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the reason behind pit bulls and 3 other breeds being illegal

how the 2011 riot act started - and how the media said ‘a man was shot’ and didn’t describe what colour of the man

all the different acts in 1.5 and how the media represents the publics perception

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-Policy change on the illegal raves, more in depth
- The riots which caused the government to want to appear in a better light which then helped introduce the DDA

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Dangerous dog act - interesting on why the dogs were banned and the facts on the critics of the dogs
Illegal raves - the date on when raves started and how police tackled it
London riots- didn’t know about them so was interesting on how the media reacted to the riots and how they focused on the riots instead of the cause and purpose of them

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Stereotyping- assumption about someone based on one characteristic

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-policies put in place after 9/11
-illegal raves

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Self fullfilling prophecy - people who fit typifications internalise their label and become it.

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What other dog types were banned
And the charactertistics of stereotyping

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stereotyping- assumption of someone based on a specific characteristic

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stereotyping- assumption of someone based on a specific characteristic

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typical delinquent- the stereotype created by officers,judges,probation officers of what characteristics a criminal usually possesses

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Stereotyping - an assumption based on the nature of a person due to a certain characteristic
Eg.- all boys like football