Police Powers and PACE flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 50 Police Powers and PACE flashcard resources, covering stop and search, arrest, detention and interviews. They offer school students, university students and professional candidates material to practice, and teachers ready-made resources. Choose a deck to start studying.
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56 cardsPolice Powers Section 1 Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
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118 cardsPolice Powers What has parliament given police powers for?
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8 cardsPACE codes of practice learn the codes of practice
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37 cardsCriminal Investigation Process SP2a: Police Powers What is the responsibility of the police?
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51 cardsFSS 776, 787, 790
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22 cardspolice powers What do you need to know about stop and search on the street? 1
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19 cardsPolice Powers cases The Guildford Four 1970s
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10 cardspowers of arrest powers of arrest under PACE
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21 cardsINTERVIEWS What is an INTERVIEW? At what point should someone be interviewed?
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12 cardspowers of stop and search powers under PACE
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11 cardsLaw CKP definitions Powers of arrest - Constable - Section 24 (1) PACE 1984
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15 cardsTopic 16 - Confessions and unlawfull obtained evidence 1. How is a confession defined in PACE?
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9 cardspowers of detention
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22 cardsNIE - Revision - Entry Search and Seizure What counts as excluded material? (3) (Entry, search and seizure)
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29 cardsPOLICE POWERS ACTS POLICE POWERS COME UNDER:
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14 cardsPOLICE POWERS CASES GUILDFORD FOUR (miscarriage of justice)
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18 cardsDetention Police have the power to detain an individual for committing a SUMMARY offence without charge for...
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6 cardspolice interviews
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11 cardsLaw flashcards WHAT IS BAIL?
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12 cardsPolice Power - Detention Time limits under PACE
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10 cardsPolice Power - Interview and Searches Interviews must be?
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12 cardsPolice Power - Arrest 4 powers the PACE Act gives
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16 cardsPolice Powers
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6 cardsCode D What does D1.2 state?
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10 cardsPolice Powers - Stop and Search Name the Sections and the Act which govern stop and search
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7 cardsF.S.S. Chapter 901 F.S.S. Chapter 901 addresses...
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4 cardsUntitled
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6 cardsPolice Powers- Limits and Powers To Search a person
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8 cardsPolice Powers- Stop and Search. What does section 1 of PACE set out?
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4 cardsForce powers PACE- force powers
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3 cardsInferences Intro Do you have to help the Police with their enquires?
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3 cardsInferences S36 What is s36 about?
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56 cardsPACE, Disclosure and Code of Practice.
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29 cardsCourt Cases What amount of evidence is needed for a police officer to have a consensual encounter on the public way?
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9 cardssearches, fingerprints and body samples
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14 cardsUntitled_1 Terrorism Cases- Terrorism Act 2000
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18 cardsUntitled
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5 cardsSPOs 7 purposes of interrogation
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10 cardsNIE Revision - Special Warnings Can the accused be convicted solely on a special warning? (Special Warnings)
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6 cardsPowers of arrest Which section of PACE sets out the police powers to arrest?
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GoConqr OriginalPolice Powers and PACE flashcards
The decks on this page approach police powers in different ways. Some use questions and answers, while others group terms, safeguards or cases. They cover topics including stop and search, arrest, detention, interviews and the PACE codes of practice.
Choosing and using a deck
Start with PACE codes of practice if you want to distinguish the codes and what they cover. For a narrower topic, Police Powers - Stop and Search offers a separate deck to explore. There are also decks on detention and police interviews.
Work through a deck by recalling each answer before checking it. Return to cards that are difficult, then compare a deck on the same topic to see it presented differently. When you want a broader view of a topic, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there when you are ready for questions in another format.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
PACE codes of practice is a useful starting point if you want to sort out what the codes cover. For a specific topic, try Police Powers - Stop and Search. The page also has decks on arrest, detention and interviews, so you can choose the area you are studying.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, so their styles may differ.
Which levels do these resources suit?
The page includes material for school students, university students and professional candidates, as well as ready-made resources for teachers. The listed resources mention GCSE Law and A-level Law. Decks vary in focus, so look at their content to find one that fits the topic you are studying.