Test Questions

Question 1

What types of human rights are there? Examples

Answer 1

Absolute, qualified & limited
Article 2 - right to life
Article 3 - prohibition of torture
Article 14 - prohibition of discrimination

Question 2

What is CIAPOAR/NDM

Answer 2

Code of ethics 
Information/intel 
Assessment 
Powers & policy
Options 
Action & review

Question 3

When would you use a caution?

Answer 3

When further investigation is needed to prove a suspicion

Question 4

What is section 24 of PACE

Answer 4

Arrest without a warrant

Question 5

What is code G (necessity)

Answer 5

Ascertain name/address
Protect child/vulnerable 
Offense against public decency
Unlawful obstruction of highway
Disappearance

Question 6

What is Actus reus

Answer 6

The physical act of doing something (taking/hitting etc.)

It must be voluntary

Question 7

GOWISLEY

Answer 7

Grounds
Object
Warrant card
Identity 
Station 
Legal power
Entitlement to a copy
You are being cautioned

Question 8

During stop & search, what do you do if someone declines to provide name/address?

Answer 8

Take a description of them from what you see

Question 9

Why would you use to decide if you should use section 1 of pace?

Answer 9

SHACKS

See
Hear
Actions
Conversations 
Knowledge
Smell

Question 10

What does section 17 pace allow?

Answer 10

entry without warrant for the purpose of arrest, save life/limb or property

Question 11

What is section 23 PACE?

Answer 11

Premises include - A vehicle, vessel, aircraft, oil rig, tent or movable structure

Question 12

What is section 1 of Theft act?

Answer 12

A person who DISHONESTLY APPROPRIATES PROPERTY BELONGING TO ANOTHER WITH THE INTENTION TO PERMANENTLY DEPRIVE

Question 13

If you find a £20 note on the floor and pocket it, is it theft?

Answer 13

Yes, unless you make reasonable steps to find the owner

Question 14

Is entering part of a prohibited area burglary?

Answer 14

No, unless you enter with the intent to cause GBH, steal or damage property.

Question 15

What is criminal damage?

Answer 15

A person without LAWFUL EXCUSE to DAMAGE/DESTROY property BELONGING TO ANOTHER

Question 16

Can making a threat to damage property lead to conviction?

Answer 16

Yes, under section 2 of the Criminal Damage act.

Question 17

Is hairspray an offensive weapon?

Answer 17

If used with intent to cause harm, yes

Question 18

Is it illegal to have an offensive weapon in your own private property?

Answer 18

Yes

Question 19

Is cutting hair an offense against a person?

Answer 19

Yes, section 47 Offense Against a Person