Day eight

Question 1

evidence of drunkenness

Answer 1

breath smelt of intoxicating liquor, glazed eyes, slurred speech, unsteady on feet falling over, lack of physical co-ordination, complexion flushed, clothing dishevelled

Question 2

simple drunkenness

Answer 2

offence to be drunk in a public place e.g. highway, summary trial only, 1 month imprisonment, drunk and incapable

Question 3

drunk and disorderly

Answer 3

section 91 criminal justice act 1967, any person drunk in a public place, guilty of disorderly behvaiour

Question 4

licensing act 1902

Answer 4

offence drunk in charge of a child under the age of 7 in public place and licensed premises

Question 5

confiscating alcohol from young people

Answer 5

section one of confiscating of alcohol (young persons) act 1997 - on person or around them, has to be in a public place, intent to drink, when seized put in property

Question 6

section 140 of 2003 licensing act

Answer 6

lists people with responsibility holder of licence supervisor

Question 7

types of licence

Answer 7

personal licence - held by someone over 18 lasts 10 years, premises licence - DPS appointed sale and supply of alcohol provision regulated entertainment lasts indefinitely subject to transfer

Question 8

police powers of entry

Answer 8

section 180 ss 1 of 2003 licensing act reason to believe offence being committed, section 180 ss 2 reasonable force to effect entry, section 89 of police act breach of peace or drugs offence

Question 9

licensing offences

Answer 9

section 141 staff knowingly sell alcohol to a drunk person, s 142 obtain alcohol for someone who is drunk on premises, s 146 offence to sell u18, s 147 knowingly allow sale of alcohol to u18

Question 10

how to identify intoxication

Answer 10

vivaciousness, low blood pressure, memory loss, emotionally unstable, irregular breathing, comatose, confused when facing tasks, lethargic but aroused by voice, difficult to sit upright, impairment of judgement