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Search & Surveillance Flashcards

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N I A R

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Section 125 - Rules and Obligations:
Name: Identify yourself
Intention to search: State you intend to search and why (reason for search)
Act: State the act your searching under
Reason for search: Tell them why you are searching and what you are looking for eg to ensure you have nothing to harm anyone or to facilitate your escape.

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S & S
Section 85

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You can carry out a rub down search if:
- The person has been arrested
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- They have been detained eg M1

To ensure they aren’t carrying anything that could:
- Harm anyone
- Facilitate their escape

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S & S
Section 88

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You can search anyone who is arrested or detained if you believe they are carrying:
- Evidential material relating to the offence in which the arrest/detainment was made
- Something to harm a person
- It may facilitate their escape

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Section 11

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You can search anyone who has been taken into custody and is to be locked up:
- At a police station
- A premise being used for police purpose
- In or about to be in a police vehicle
EG - removing shoelaces, necklaces, hoodie strings, shoes etc

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Section 11 (3)

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You can repeat the custodial search if:
- It wasn’t done at the start
- They’ve been in close contact with someone not in custody eg lawyer, doctor.
- They’ve been in contact with someone in custody who hasn’t been searched yet eg K1
- You have grounds to believe they have anything that may be used to harm themselves or others.

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Section 13

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Property taken from people locked up under section 11 must be returned unless:
- It is evidence in processing against their arrest/detainment
- Possession may constitute an offence

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Consent Searches
Section 92

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You can conduct a consent search for purposes of:
To prevent a offence occurring
To discover if an offence has been committed
To protect life or property
To prevent injury or harm

You can ask to search:
Themselves
A place
A vehicle
A thing in their control eg bag

You MUST advise them they can consent or refuse

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Section 169

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Section 131

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Section 14

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Section 110

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Section 7

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Section 8

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Section 83

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PLACES

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Section 84

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VEHICLE

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Section 29

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Sections 112

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Section 123

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Section 9

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Section 10

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