Stop and Search Flashcards
S1 PACE & S23 MDA
What section under PACE is stop and search?
Section 1
What does the ‘G’ stand for in GOWISELY?
Grounds
What does the ‘O’ stand for in GOWISELY?
Object
What does the ‘W’ stand for in GOWISELY?
Warrant Card (if not in full uniform)
What does the ‘I’ stand for in GOWISELY?
Identity
What does the ‘S’ stand for in GOWISELY?
Station
What does the ‘E’ stand for in GOWISELY?
Entitlement
What does the ‘L’ stand for in GOWISELY?
Legislation
What does the ‘Y’ stand for in GOWISELY?
You are detained for the purpose of a search
How long after a search can a person request a copy of the record, and from where?
3 months / 90 days, from any Metropolitan Police station
What does the ‘P’ stand for in POSH?
Paint the policing picture
What is the information/intelligence?
What does the ‘O’ stand for in POSH?
Observe
What do you see?
What does the ‘S’ stand for in POSH?
Smell
What can you smell (petrol, paint, drugs, etc.)?
What does the ‘H’ stand for in POSH?
Hear
What did you hear (Q&A, noises, voices)?
What does ‘JOG’ stand for?
Items that you can remove in a stop & search
Jacket
Outer Coat
Gloves
When using S23 MDA 1971, what use of force legislation can be used?
Section 3 Criminal Law Act 1967
What does the ‘C’ stand for in COPSA?
Corrosive Substances
What does the ‘O’ stand for in COPSA?
Offensive Weapons / Points & Blades
What does the ‘P’ stand for in COPSA?
Prohibited Fireworks
What does the ‘S’ stand for in COPSA?
Stolen Items
What does the ‘A’ stand for in COPSA?
Articles for use in connection with:
- Theft
- Burglary
- TDA
- Fraud
- Criminal Damage
- Wilful obstruction of a highway
- Causing a public nuisance
- Public Order Act 2023
Where can a Section 1 PACE stop and search take place?
In a public place only
Under Section 1 PACE 1984, when can a person be searched in a garden attached to a dwelling?
Only if the person:
- Does not live in the dwelling
- Does not have the resident’s permission to be on the property
Where can a Section 23 Misuse of Drugs Act stop and search take place?
Anywhere an officer has a right to be:
- Public place
- Invited into a private place (not tresspassing)
- If you have a warrant