Custody & Interviewing Flashcards

1
Q

What 3 things are detainees entitled to whilst in custody?

A
  1. Free and independent legal advice
  2. To have someone informed of their detention
  3. A copy of the PACE Codes of Practice
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2
Q

What is the normal maximum length someone can be detained in custody for?

A

24 hours

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3
Q

When does the PACE/custody clock start?

A

Arrival on police premises

As soon as through the gates

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4
Q

Who can authorise an extension to the PACE clock up to 36 hours?

A

Superintendent

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5
Q

Who can authorise an extension to the PACE clock up to 48 hours?

A

Magistrate

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6
Q

Who authorises intimate swabs?

A

Custody Support Inspector

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7
Q

Who authorises Section 18 PACE searches?

A

Custody Support Inspector

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8
Q

Who authorises Section 54 PACE searches?

A

Custody Sergeant

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9
Q

Who can carry out a Section 54 PACE search?

A

An officer of the same sex

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10
Q

In STORY SAD, what does the first ‘S’ stand for?

A

Stop and searched

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11
Q

In STORY SAD, what does the ‘T’ stand for?

A

Time & place of arrest

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12
Q

In STORY SAD, what does the ‘O’ stand for?

A

Offence

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13
Q

In STORY SAD, what does the ‘R’ stand for?

A

Reason for arrest (Code G/necessity)

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14
Q

In STORY SAD, what does the ‘Y’ stand for?

A

Circumstances & why do you suspect them

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15
Q

In STORY SAD, what does the second ‘S’ stand for?

A

Significant comments made

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16
Q

In STORY SAD, what does the ‘A’ stand for?

A

Time of arrival at the police station

17
Q

In STORY SAD, what does the ‘D’ stand for?

A

Reason for any delays

18
Q

In a constant watch in custody, what are the 4Rs?

A

Rousability
Respone to Questions
Response to Commands
Remember

19
Q

At a minimum, how often must custody staff check each prisoner?

A

Every 6 hours

20
Q

What legislation sets out voluntary interviews?

A

Section 29 Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984

21
Q

Does all the material used in an interview need to be shared with the legal advisor before the interview?

A

There is no obligation to provide material before the interview and you don’t need to provide a reason to withhold

22
Q

Who can authorise a replacement legal advisor if required?

A

Superintendent

23
Q

When producing an exhibit in an interview, what must you do?

A

Describe each item and read out it’s exhibit label

24
Q

What does MOS CHOP stand for?

Special Warnings

A

Marks
Objects
Substances

On:
Clothing
His/her person
Otherwise in their possession

Or at:
Place of arrest