Cautions & Arrests

Question 1

What are the four types of caution?

Answer 1

When caution
Now caution
Caution +3
Restricted caution

Question 2

What are the 3 additional aspects of the Caution +3?

Answer 2

You are not under arrest
You are free to leave at any time
You have the right to free and independent legal advice.

Question 3

What section of PACE (1984) deals with arrests?

Answer 3

24

Question 4

What is listed within Code G of PACE?

Answer 4

The necessities for arrest

Question 5

What are the necessities for arrest?

Answer 5

ANDICHILD
Address - unknown or doubted
Name - unknown or doubted
Disappearance - to prevent
Investigation - Prompt and Effective
Child or vulnerable person - the protection of
Highway - obstruction of
Injury - prevent suffering or causing
Loss of or damage to property
Decency - to prevent offence (s)

Question 6

What 4 aspects make an arrest lawful?

Answer 6

Suspect must be told
Offence
Grounds
Necessities
The individual must be cautioned

Question 7

What do you do if you have no necessity to arrest?

Answer 7

Individual in question is reported for summons.
Voluntary Attendance Interview (VA)

Question 8

What are you searching for under s32 upon arrest?

Answer 8

Dangerous items
Implements that can aid in escape
Evidence

Question 9

4 Reasons To Handcuff

Answer 9

Violent
Likely to Become Violent
Escape
Likely to Escape

Question 10

What is the caution?

Answer 10

You do not have to say anything. But it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence.

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