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Quiz by nings.doyle9418, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by nings.doyle9418
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Question 1
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What does section 24 of PACE cover?
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Arrest with a warrant.
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Arrest without a warrant.
Question 2
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Which section of which act changed s24 PACE?
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S110 Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005
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S60 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994
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S110 Criminal Justice 2003
Question 3
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What does s24 PACE say?
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Police may arrest a person where an offence: -has/may have been committed -is/may be being committed -is about to be committed
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Police may arrest a person where an offence: -has/may have been committed -is/may be being committed
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Police must have a warrant to arrest people
Question 4
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The police also need reasonable suspicion for an arrest under s24 PACE
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- True
- False
Question 5
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The necessity test puts limits on when an arrest is necessary. Which of the following is NOT an occasion where it would be necessary to arrest someone?
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To ascertain the person's name and address.
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To take a photo of the person
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To prevent the person causing physical injury to self or others.
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Prevent the person disappearing which would hinder the prosecution.
Question 6
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Which Code of PACE covers arrest under s24 PACE?
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Code G
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Code A
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Code C
Question 7
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What does the code for arrest under s24 PACE explain?
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Guidelines for arrests without a warrant
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Guidelines of police uniforms
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A compilation of cases where a person was arrested without a warrant.
Question 8
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Section 28 PACE states that a person being arrested must be told the grounds for their arrest. Code G says that this must be in clear, non-technical terms.
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- True
- False
Question 9
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What information must the police have to apply for a warrant to arrest a person?
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Name
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Address
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Reason
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Phone number
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Picture/ ID
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Driving licence
Question 10
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Which section of which act allows the police to apply for a warrant to arrest a person?
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s1 Magistrates' Court Act 1980
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s1-7 Magistrates' Court Act 1980
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s24 PACE 1984
Question 11
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Which section of which act allows the police to arrest a person for breaching their bail?
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s46 PACE, created by Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994
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s24 PACE
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S1 Magistrates' Court Act 1980
Question 12
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Section 26 PACE allows the police to arrest some for breaching the peace?
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- True
- False
Question 13
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What criteria were set by Bibby v Chief Constable of Essex Police (2000) with regards to arrests for breach of the peace?
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There must be a sufficiently real and present threat that can justify the person loosing their liberty
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The threat must come from the person being arrested.
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The person's conduct must interfere with the rights of other people.
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The person's conduct must be unreasonable.
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The person's volume must be over 90 dB.
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The person being arrested does not have to be the one making the noise but is in charge of the event.
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At least 7 people must complain
Question 14
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It can be argued that the necessity test gives too much power to police. Some people say that it can be argued that it is always necessary to arrest a person.
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- True
- False
Question 15
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Changes to PACE by s110 of SOCPA 2005 means that police can arrest for ANY offence and Code G gives officers an enormous degree of discretion on when they can/should use these powers.
Answer
- True
- False
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