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What is the order to answer essay?
- Stop and search
- Arrest
- Detention and Questioning
- Remedy/Complain
- Stop and Search
PACE 1984
S1 - must have ‘reasonable grounds’
Code A safeguards - reasonable suspicion, go wisely, police station etc)
S60 CJPOA - “without suspicion” to prevent incidents of serious violence
S8 - with warrant
S17 - with or without warrant can make arrest
- Stop and search
What is the case for Code A safeguards?
Osman v DPP - officers did not give their names
- Stop and search
What is the case for S60 CJPOA?
R v Comm . Met . Police
- challenged s60 but lost
- Arrest
With a warrant?
Section 1 Magistrates Courts Act 1980
- police must apply to magistrate for arrest warrant
- Arrest
Without warrant?
Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005
Police can now arrest if necessary to do so
- Arrest
Reasonable grounds?
O’Hara V UK - 2 Stage test for suspicion
- Arrest
Code of practice G (3)
And what section is this?
S28 - procedure on arrest
1. Suspect must be informed that they are under arrest
2. Given the grounds for the arrest, even if obvious
3. Read the caution
- Arrest
What is PACE s117?
Officers can use reasonable force to make an arrest
- Detention and Questioning
How many sections are there?
10
- Detention and Questioning
S30, S38 and S36
S30 - take to station ASAP
S38 - charge and release on bail ASAP
S36 - role of custody officer (take care meals etc)
- Detention and Questioning
S54
Ordinary search/ s55 intimate search
- Detention and Questioning
S61, S62, S63
S61 - police are permitted to take fingerprints (no consent needed)
S62 - intimate samples like blood,saliva or semen can be taken (consent usually needed)
S63 - non-intimate samples, includes hair,nail clipping (consent not needed but needs to be authorised by inspector or above)
- Detention and Questioning
S60, S56, S58
S60 - interviews must be taped
S56 - suspect entitled to inform relative or friend of their arrest
S58 - suspect entitled to consult a legal advisor free of charge
- Remedy/Complain
What are you allowed to complain about?
- An apology
- An explanation
- A change in policy or procedure
- A referral to the CPS
- A recommendation of disciplinary action
- Judicial review