Drugs Flashcards

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Police and criminal evidence act 1984

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Increased powers to stop and search based on ‘reasonable suspicion’

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Misuse of drugs act 1971

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Determines penalties for drug offences and classifications
Set up the ACMD- advisory council on the misuse of drugs, which has the statutory responsibility to advise the gment on classifications

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Drugs Act 2005

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Test on arrest for class A
SOcap 2005- serious organised crime and police act extended the power to arrest for any offence if 'proportionate and necessary'
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Tackling drugs to build a better Britain

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Tough on crime, touch on the causes of crime

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Drugs: protecting communities and families 2008

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Creates a divide between normal/ desirable, and demonises users.

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Reducing demand, restricting supply, building recovery 2010

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Start to see a shift in the broader political context. Accepting drugs not just a criminal problem but a health problem too.

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When was cannabis declassified to C then reclassified to B?

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C 2004, B 2009

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What are the three elements of the broome triangle?

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1 divisional
2 force
3 national/regional

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Over the past 30 years, seizures of drugs have increased by how much?

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1000%

But there is an increase in users and availability, and a decrease in price

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