Unit 4 Lesson 7: Offensive Weapons Flashcards
Explain s.47 Criminal Law (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act 1995
Offence to have an offensive weapon in any public place.
Three types of offensive weapon (and examples of each)
Made - knuckle dusters, batons
Adapted - golf ball with nails, bicycle chain with handle fitted
Intended - golf club, baseball belt
Power of search for offensive weapon?
S.48 CLAW95
Search person without warrant and detain
No power of search for vehicles
Explain the offences under section 48(2) of CLAW95
Offence to intentionally obstruct a constable when searching
Offence to actively conceal an offensive weapon from a Constable when searching
Explain Section 1 of Offensive Weapons Act 2019
Offence to sell a corrosive product to a person under 18
Explain Section 6 of the Offensive Weapons Act 2019
Offence to have a corrosive substance in a public place
Explain Section 49 CLAW95
Offence to have a bladed or sharply pointed article in a public place
Rules for knives (length and locking)
Cannot exceed 3 inches, cannot lock into place
Are syringe needles and darts considered sharply pointed articles under CLAW95?
Yes
Defence for S.49 Claw (blades)
Work
Religious reasons
National costume
Power of search for bladed articles?
S.50 CLAW95
search without warrant and detain
No power for vehicles