Burglary Flashcards

1
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What does PACE stand for?

A

Police and Criminal Evidence Act

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2
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In which year was the PACE enacted?

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1984

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3
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True or False: PACE applies only to England and Wales.

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True

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4
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What is the primary purpose of PACE?

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To regulate police powers and protect the rights of individuals.

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5
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Which part of PACE deals with the detention of suspects?

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Part 2

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6
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Fill in the blank: PACE introduced the concept of _______ to ensure fair treatment during police interviews.

A

codes of practice

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What does the acronym ‘PACE’ refer to in the context of police powers?

A

Police and Criminal Evidence

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What is the main effect of Section 1 of PACE?

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It provides police with powers to stop and search individuals.

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9
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Which section of PACE outlines the rights of detained persons?

A

Section 56

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10
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True or False: PACE allows police to conduct searches without reasonable suspicion.

A

False

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What must police inform a suspect of upon arrest according to PACE?

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The reason for their arrest.

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12
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Which section of PACE requires police to provide a right to legal advice?

A

Section 58

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13
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What does the term ‘reasonable grounds’ refer to in PACE?

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A basis for police action that is justifiable and based on facts.

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14
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Fill in the blank: The _______ outlines the procedures for the treatment of suspects in custody.

A

codes of practice

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15
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What is the maximum time a person can be detained without charge under PACE?

A

24 hours

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16
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True or False: PACE applies to all law enforcement agencies in the UK.

17
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Which section of PACE pertains to the search of premises?

18
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What is a key feature of the PACE codes of practice?

A

They provide detailed guidance on police powers and procedures.

19
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True or False: PACE allows for the use of reasonable force during arrests.

20
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What is the role of the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) in relation to PACE?

A

To ensure accountability and investigate complaints against police conduct.

21
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Fill in the blank: Under PACE, a suspect has the right to _______ before a police interview.

A

consult a solicitor

22
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What does Section 24 of PACE cover?

A

Arrest without a warrant.

23
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Which section of PACE allows police to take fingerprints and samples from suspects?

A

Section 61

24
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True or False: PACE requires that all interviews with suspects be recorded.

25
What is the significance of the 'caution' given by police?
It informs the suspect of their rights and the consequences of not answering questions.
26
What does Section 117 of PACE allow police to do?
Use reasonable force when executing their duties.
27
Fill in the blank: PACE was introduced to balance police powers with _______.
individual rights
28
What does the term 'custody officer' refer to in PACE?
A police officer responsible for the welfare of detainees.
29
True or False: PACE allows for indefinite detention without charge.
False
30
What is the main function of the codes of practice established by PACE?
To provide guidance on the exercise of police powers.
31
Which part of PACE is concerned with the powers of search and seizure?
Part 1
32
Fill in the blank: Under PACE, a police officer can stop and search a person if they have _______.
reasonable suspicion
33
What does Section 19 of PACE allow police to do?
Seize property found during a search.
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What is the significance of the term 'reasonable suspicion' in PACE?
It is the legal standard required for police action.
35
True or False: PACE was designed to enhance police efficiency at the expense of civil liberties.
False
36
What is the purpose of a 'search warrant' under PACE?
To authorize police to search premises legally.
37
Fill in the blank: _______ must be recorded during a stop and search under PACE.
Details of the search
38
Which section of PACE addresses the detention of children?
Section 65