Day three

Question 1

Police crime and evidence act 1984

Answer 1

came into force 1986, framework for providing police powers

Question 2

PACE section 24

Answer 2

arrest without warrant: necessary, reasonable suspicion, informed, recorded, cautioned

Question 3

COP A

Answer 3

stop and search

Question 4

COP B

Answer 4

searches of premises by officers

Question 5

COP C

Answer 5

detention, treatment, questioning

Question 6

COP D

Answer 6

identification

Question 7

COP E

Answer 7

recording interviews

Question 8

COP F

Answer 8

visual recording of interviews

Question 9

COP G

Answer 9

statuatory power of arrest

Question 10

COP H

Answer 10

terrorism

Question 11

inculpatory

Answer 11

evidence that shows guilt

Question 12

exculpatory

Answer 12

evidence that shows innocence

Question 13

charge

Answer 13

orders someone to attend court when they have been arrested

Question 14

warrant

Answer 14

directs a constable to carry out a specific task e.g. enter and search

Question 15

summons

Answer 15

written order signed by magistrate addressed to person for them to appear in court

Question 16

reporting for summons steps

Answer 16

1 - point out offence
2- caution offender -mention they are not under arrest
3 - obtain details
4 - Persuade Advise Warn
5 - interview, record questions and answers
6- ‘now’ caution
7- you are being reported for the offence of…

Question 17

details needed for summons

Answer 17

name, DOB, postal address, postcode and national insurance number

Question 18

execution of a warrant

Answer 18

1-identify yourself establish ID of accused
2 - caution and arrest for warrant
3- show warrant as soon as practicable
4 - endorse warrant by signing and dating the back
5- record in PNB
6 - return warrant via custody officer
7 - cancel on PNC and record in PNB

Question 19

after arrest

Answer 19

1 - book in detainee
2 - conduct inquiries
3 - interview suspect
4 - liase with supervisor
5 - caution/charge/consult with CPS for charging authority/advice