Norfolk Learning

Question 1

SPIRIT

Answer 1

S- supportive
P - professional
I - integrity
R - respect
I - impartial
T - transparent

Question 2

Absolute articles (HRA 1998)

Answer 2

Articles :

2- Right to life

3- Prohibition of torture

4- Prohibition of slavery and forced labour

7 - No punishment without law

Question 3

Qualified Articles (HRA 1998)

Answer 3

Articles :

8- Right to respect for private and family life.

9 - Freedom of thought, conscience and religion

10 - Freedom of expression

11 - Freedom of assembly and association

Question 4

Limited articles (HRA 1998)

Answer 4

Articles:

5 - Right to liberty security

6- Right to fair trial

12 - Right to marry

14 - Prohibition of discrimination

Question 5

Absolute articles - meaning

Answer 5

These cannot be restricted by the interest of the community as a whole

Question 6

Qualified articles – meaning

Answer 6

These can be interfered with by the state, provided one of three criteria is met :

• Prevent crime/disorder
  -Public safety
• National security

Question 7

Entries at the rear of a pocket notebook

Answer 7

• No original notes the rear
• Only used for incidental non-evidential notes such as regularly use telephone numbers, or an index of cases dealt with
• Briefing messages e.g , persons, wanted, or stolen vehicles
• Keep these entries under review and cancel if necessary.

Question 8

Categories within the human rights act, 1998

Answer 8

• Absolute
• Qualified
• Limited