public order law Flashcards
who has the power to ban a public procession?
1. the chief officer of the police
2. the council of the district
3. the secretary of state
a b and c
how many persons are required for a public assembly?
2
a breach of prsce is
a) excessive noise
b( violence
c) anti social behaviour
requires violence or threat of violence
using their breach of peace power, the police may detain a person without arresting or charging them with any offene true or false.
is a preventitive offence and unless they resist arrest - there is no offenve
which is the most serious public order offence
riot carries heaviest sentence (10 years)
the criminal justice and public order act criminalised certain forms of trespass. what do these offences have in common?
- they might cause violence
- they disrput the lives of others
- they involve large numbers of people
b- they disrupt the lives of others