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Speeding Case Analysis: Mr. Briggs' Dilemma

Dive into the case of Mr. Briggs, who was caught driving over the speed limit but denies the accusation. Explore the evidence and facts to determine if he is guilty of speeding.

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Speeding Case Analysis: Mr. Briggs' Dilemma

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  1. “Stepping Stones” How Science Works

  2. Stepping Stone [Example 2] Is Mr Briggs guilty of speeding? “Sunday March 7th was a cold sunny day. At 11.36a.m. Mr Briggs was observed driving along Water Street. A speed camera measured his speed at 36mph. This is 6mph above the speed limit. Mr Briggs denies that he was speeding”. • What is the issue?

  3. Stepping Stone [Example 2] Is Mr Briggs guilty of speeding? “Sunday March 7th was a cold sunny day. At 11.36a.m. Mr Briggs was observed driving along Water Street. A speed camera measured his speed at 36mph. This is 6mph above the speed limit. Mr Briggs denies that he was speeding”.

  4. Stepping Stone [Example 2] Is Mr Briggs guilty of speeding? “Sunday March 7th was a cold sunny day. At 11.36a.m. Mr Briggs was observed driving along Water Street. A speed camera measured his speed at 36mph. This is 6mph above the speed limit. Mr Briggs denies that he was speeding”. • Can you pick out a fact?

  5. Stepping Stone [Example 2] Is Mr Briggs guilty of speeding? “Sunday March 7th was a cold sunny day. At 11.36a.m. Mr Briggs was observed driving along Water Street. A speed camera measured his speed at 36mph. This is 6mph above the speed limit. Mr Briggs denies that he was speeding”.

  6. Stepping Stone [Example 2] Is Mr Briggs guilty of speeding? “Sunday March 7th was a cold sunny day. At 11.36a.m. Mr Briggs was observed driving along Water Street. A speed camera measured his speed at 36mph. This is 6mph above the speed limit. Mr Briggs denies that he was speeding”. • What is a piece of evidence?

  7. Stepping Stone [Example 2] Is Mr Briggs guilty of speeding? “Sunday March 7th was a cold sunny day. At 11.36a.m. Mr Briggs was observed driving along Water Street. A speed camera measured his speed at 36mph. This is 6mph above the speed limit. Mr Briggs denies that he was speeding”.

  8. Stepping Stone [Example 2] Is Mr Briggs guilty of speeding? “Sunday March 7th was a cold sunny day. At 11.36a.m. Mr Briggs was observed driving along Water Street. A speed camera measured his speed at 36mph. This is 6mph above the speed limit. Mr Briggs denies that he was speeding”. • What piece of information is not linked to the issue?

  9. Stepping Stone [Example 2] Is Mr Briggs guilty of speeding? “Sunday March 7thwas a cold sunny day. At 11.36a.m. Mr Briggs was observed driving along Water Street. A speed camera measured his speed at 36mph. This is 6mph above the speed limit. Mr Briggs denies that he was speeding”.

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