Legislation

Question 1

Section 1 of pace

Answer 1

Stop and search

Question 2

What is section 17 of PACE

Answer 2

To enter/search a premises without warrant to arrest, save life/limb or damage
W – warrant arrest / commitment warrant
A – Arresting for an indictable offence
S – Statutory powers of arrest
P – pursuing people unlawfully at large
S – saving life or limb / severe damage

Question 3

What is section 32 PACE?

Answer 3

To immediately search a person/place once they’re under arrest

Question 4

Section 18 (1) PACE?

Answer 4

To enter a premises occupied/controlled by a person arrested for indictable offence to seize or retain items. Must be authorised by inspector or higher

Question 5

What is section 18(5) PACE

Answer 5

To seize or retain an item within the presence of the offender - must tell inspector afterwards.

Question 6

What is section 19 of PACE?

Answer 6

Power of a constable to seize anything on the premises if they’re there lawfully, in order to prevent CLADD
concealed, lost, altered, damaged or destroyed

Question 7

What is section 22 PACE?

Answer 7

To retain the item for exhibit, forensics or to establish rightful owner

Question 8

What is section 117 PACE?

Answer 8

The use of reasonable force

Question 9

What is section 1 of Theft Act?

Answer 9

(Definition of theft) dishonestly appropriates, property belonging to another with the intention to permanently deprive

Question 10

What is section 8 Theft Act?

Answer 10

Robbery.
Must steal
Causes fear there/then
Must have intention to steal from the outset

Question 11

What is Theft Act 9.1A?

Answer 11

Burglary. Entering the building with intent to steal, damage or cause GBH

Question 12

What is Theft Act 9.1B

Answer 12

Entering as a trespasser, once in the mens rea changes and you steal or cause GBH

Question 13

What is section 10 Theft Act?

Answer 13

Aggravated burglary.

Must have WIFE.

Weapon
Imitation firearm
Fire arm
Explosive

Question 14

Section 1 (1) Criminal Damage act?

Answer 14

A person without lawful excuse damages/destroys property belonging to another (with intent or recklessness)

Question 15

Section 1 (2) Criminal Damage act?

Answer 15

A person without lawful excuses to damage/destroy property belonging to himself/another - with the intent/recklessness to endanger life

Question 16

Section 1 (3) Criminal Damage act?

Answer 16

A person without lawful excuse to damage/destroy property belonging to himself/others - BY FIRE (arson)

Question 17

Section 2 Criminal Damage Act?

Answer 17

(Threats to destroy/damage property) Making a threat to your own/others property with the intent of the other person believing it will be carried out

Question 18

Section 3 Criminal Damage Act?

Answer 18

Possessing anything with the intent to damage property

Question 19

Section 18 Offence Against a person?

Answer 19

Maliciously causes GBH with intent to harm

Question 20

Section 20 Offence Against a person?

Answer 20

Unlawfully and recklessly causing wounding/inflicting GBH on a person (with/without a weapon).
Serious harm must be caused but not intended!
Example: Intent to push but didn’t intend for them to trip over and crack their head open

Question 21

Section 47 Offence Against a person?

Answer 21

Intentionally or recklessly causing ABH - bruise, scratch, swelling or minor fractures

Question 22

Section 39 Offence Against a person?

Answer 22

Common assault - intentionally or recklessly causes another to suffer or fear immediate unlawful violence

Question 23

Section 1 Public Order Act?

Answer 23

Riot - 12 or more people fighting for the same cause. Causing someone of reasonable firmness to fear for their safety

Question 24

Section 2 Public Order Act?

Answer 24

Violent disorder- 3 or more people fighting for the same cause. Causing someone of reasonable firmness to fear for their safety

Question 25

Section 3 Public Order Act?

Answer 25

Affray - a person is guilty of affray if they use/threaten unlawful violence which causes a person of reasonable firmness to feel scared

Question 26

Section 4 Public Order Act?

Answer 26

Intentionally causing a person harassment, alarm or distress.
‘Fuck you/yourself’

Question 27

Section 5 Public Order Act?

Answer 27

Acting in a way likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress
“Fuck it” (fuck Boris top)

Question 28

Section 1 Sexual Offences Act?

Answer 28

Rape. Intentionally penetrating the vagina, anus or mouth with a penis without consent

Question 29

Section 2 Sexual Offences Act?

Answer 29

Assault by penetration. Intentionally penetrating the vagina or anus of another with a body part or object without consent

Question 30

Section 3 Sexual Offences Act?

Answer 30

Sexual assault by touching. Intentionally touching another person for sexual gratification without consent. Can be over clothing; kissing, rubbing, grabbing etc.

Question 31

Section 4 Sexual Offences Act

Answer 31

Causing a person to engage in sexual activity

Question 32

Section 1 Road Traffic Act

Answer 32

Death by dangerous driving

Question 33

Section 1A Road Traffic Act

Answer 33

Serious injury by dangerous driving

Question 34

Section 2 Road Traffic Act

Answer 34

Dangerous driving

Question 35

Section 2B Road Traffic Act

Answer 35

Death by due care

Question 36

Section 3 Road Traffic Act

Answer 36

Driving without due care and attention

Question 37

Section 24 PACE

Answer 37

Arrest without a warrant if you have reasonable grounds that someone has committed an offence

Question 38

Breach of the peace

Answer 38

In a public place - uses threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent or is likely to provoke a breach of the peace