Human Rights

Question 1

Human Rights Act - Article 2

Answer 1

Right to Life

Question 2

Humsn Rights Act- Article 3

Answer 2

The Prohibitation of Torture

Question 3

Human Rights Act -Article 5

Answer 3

Liberty & Security

Question 4

Human Rights Act- Article 8

Answer 4

Right to respect, private and family life

Question 5

Human Rights Act- Argicle 14

Answer 5

Prohibition of discrimination
Equality Act also says this

Question 6

Three types of right
What are they and what do they cover?
ABSOLUTE
LIMITED
QUALIFIED

Answer 6

ABSOLUTE
ARTICLE 2 & 3 Which is the right to life & to be free from torture
LIMITED
ARTICLE 5 Which is Liberity and security
QUALIFIED
Covers all other Acts Eg 8/14

Question 7

What are Police Powers?

Answer 7

Power to
- ARREST
-INVESTIGATE
-PREVENT CRIME
Police officers have the power to arrest anyone who has committed an offence, is about to commit an offence, or is in the act of committing an offence. They also have the power of arrest when a person is suspected of involvement in an offence

Question 8

What Powers of Arrest do Police Officers have?

Answer 8

-S24 PACE 1984
-COURT WARRANT
-BREACH OF BAIL
-COMMON LAW- BREACH OF THE PEACE

Question 9

What do you need to consider before arrest?

Answer 9

• POWERS- Do you have the power?
• GROUNDS- Do you have Grounds of arrest
• ALTERNATIVES -Considered
• ARREST- is arrest the best course of action course of action
  IF YOU ACHIEVE ABOVE YOU SHOULD BE IN LINE WITH HUMAN RIGHTS

Question 10

What are the principles of Human Rights? Think PLANE

Answer 10

P- Proportionate
L - Legal
A- Accountable
N- Necessary
E - Ethical

YOU MUST ACT WITH SELF CONTROL AND TOLERANCE WITH RESPECT AND CURTOSY. DON’T ABUSE POWER OR AUTHORITY

Question 11

What are the Policing principles?

Answer 11

ACCOUNTABILITY-Answerable for your decisions
FAIRNESS- Treat Fairly
HONESTY- Trithful & Trustworthy
INTEGRITY - Doing the right thing
LEADERSHIP- Lead by example
OBJECTIVITY- Choices based on evidence and progmfessional judgement

Question 12

What are the 10 Standards of professional behaviour?

Answer 12

1. Honesty & Integrity
2. Authority, respect & Courtsey
3. Equality & Diversity
4. Use of Force
5. Orders & Instructions
6. Duties & Responsibilities
7. Confidentiality
8. Fitness for work
9. Conduct
10. Challenge and report poor behaviour

Question 13

What is the NATIONAL DECISION Making Model ( NDM) ?

Answer 13

The code of ethics is at the centre of the NDM, The NDM is used as a decision making model to make decisions, review and rationalise decisions. It also promotes learning

Question 14

What are the 6 KEY Elements of NDM?

Answer 14

C- Code of Ethics
I- Information/ Intel ( Gather)
A- Assess risk and harm
P - Policies & Procedures ( Review)
O- Options & Contingencies (What are?)
A- Action (what you did)
R- Review (what you did)

Question 15

What is the Joint Decision making model (JDM)?

Answer 15

Used in the same way as the NDM but combined as a joint decision with other agencies such as fire and ambulance.

WORKING TOGETHER, SAVING LIVES & REDUCING HARM