Sections

• Section 1 PACE

  stop and search - Code G
• section 18 Of Pace

  entry and search after arrest
• Section 17 of pace

  entry for the purpose of arrest
• Section 19 of pace

  general power of seizure
• Section 25 of pace

  code G- power of arrest

  necessity
• Section 32 Pace

  person and premises search R2
• Thrive

  T -threat

  H- harm

  R- risk

  I- investigation

  V- vulnerable

  E- engage
• RARA

  R- Remove

  A - Avoid

  R- reduce

  A - accept
• DVPN- superintendent 48 hrs
• DVPO- Court 28 days breathing
• notice of intended prosecution

  D - Dangerous driving

  A - aiding and betting

  F - failing to conform

  F- failing to conform traffic lights

  L- leaving veh in dangerous position

  E- exceeding the speed limit
• Road

  a road is any highway and any other road to which the public has access and includes bridges over which a road passes
• Dishonesty R vs Gosh
• S.6(d) RTA Power of Arrest

  • a constable may arrest without a warrant if a PIT result is positive therefore suspecting that the proportion of alcohol or a drug in his body exceeds the prescribed limit
  • or if the person fails to cooperate with a PIT and a Constable reasonably suspects that the person has alcohol or a drug in his body or is under the influence of a drug
• If they can prove that circumstances were such that there was no likelihood of driving as long as the circumstances remained
• Offences for NIP

  • D - dangerous, careless or inconsiderate driving 
  • A - aiding and abetting any of these offences 
  • F - failing to conform to a direction given by an officer 
  • F - failing to conform to traffic signs 
  • L - leaving a vehicle in a dangerous position 
  • E - exceeding the speed limit
• S.4 RTA 1988 Unfit 

  A persons ability to drive properly is, for the time being, impaired
• 100m for small items rucksack

  200- medium - suitcase, car

  400- larger items lorry and vans
• S.76 SOA conclusive (irrebuttable)

  • defence cannot argue presumptions
  • if it is proved that the defendant did the relevant act and that:
  • defendant intentionally deceived the complainant as to the nature or purpose of the relevant act
  • the defendant intentionally induced the complainant to consent to the relevant act by impersonating a person known personally to complainant
  • then assumed victim did not consent
• S.8 SOA causing or inciting a child (U13) to engage in sexual activity
• S.66 Exposure

  • commits an offence if he
  • intentionally exposes his genitals
  • intends that someone will see them and be caused alarm and distress
• S.9 Sexual activity with a child (13-16yrs)

  • person is aged 18+
  • intentionally touches another person
  • touching is sexual
  • victim is U16
  • offender did not reasonably believe victim is 16yrs+
• S.12 Causing a child to watch a sexual act
• see- tell- act
• 5 C

  C confirm

  C Clear

  C cordon

  C Control

  C Check
• Section 87- right to direction
• Tyre cut- excess of 25mm or 10% of the section width
• Hours of darkness

  half an hour After sunset and Half hour before sunrise
• Can NOT require MPV to conduct a fit test under section 6
• Section 4 - power to enter as specified offence. Arrest MPV or MP