chapter 2

Question 1

service offence

Answer 1

a number of offences that can only be committed by members of the armed forces or CSSD

Question 2

who is subject to service law

Answer 2

All members of all forces, including reservists and CSSD

Question 3

CSSD

Answer 3

civilian subject to service discipline

Question 4

non criminal conduct offences

which act & def

Answer 4

s1-41 AFA 2006

disciplinary offences that can only be committed within the military

Question 5

criminal conduct offences

act and def

Answer 5

s.42 AFA 2006

all criminal offences

Question 6

s42 AFA 2006

Answer 6

allows SP to deal with civilian and military offences

Question 7

what is the role of the service police authority?

Answer 7

to review cases referred to them and decide whether there is a case to answer
advise the CO

Question 8

what is the role of the CO in reporting?

Answer 8

to deal with investigation or pass onto SPA.

upon advice can order an abstract of evidence if they feel the suspect should be remanded for court martial.

Question 9

house of lords

Answer 9

highest court of appeal. can either quash/ higher or lower the sentence

Question 10

levels of investigation are…

Answer 10

sched 1 part 1
sched 1 part 2
sched 2
s53 AFA 06
prescribed circumstances
unlisted

Question 11

sched 1 part 1

Answer 11

lower level criminal conduct offences

dealt with by GPD

Question 12

sched 1 part 2

Answer 12

criminal and non - criminal conduct offences
require more investigation
dealt with by GPD

Question 13

sched 2

Answer 13

criminal and non criminal conduct offences

dealt with by SIB

Question 14

s53 AFA 06

Answer 14

service disciplinary offences & non criminal conduct

dealt with by GPD

Question 15

prescribed circumstances

Answer 15

investigated by SP
evidence of service offence = SPA
dealt with by SIB

Question 16

unlisted

Answer 16

criminal and non criminal conduct offences which do not appear on any other list

Question 17

what does SPCOP mean and its def

Answer 17

service police codes of practice

provides a clear statement of rights for the individual and the powers of SP

Question 18

CODE A

Answer 18

statutory powers of stop and search and the recording of encounters with the service community

Question 19

CODE B

Answer 19

searches of premises by SP and the seizure of property found by SP on person or premises

Question 20

CODE C

Answer 20

detention, treatment and questioning of persons by SP

Question 21

CODE D

Answer 21

indentification of persons by SP

Question 22

CODE E

Answer 22

audio recording of interviews with suspects

Question 23

CODE F

Answer 23

visual recordings with sound of interviews with suspect

Question 24

CODE G

Answer 24

statutory power of arrest by SP