Buzz words OSPRE

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Flashcards on Buzz words OSPRE, created by spangles923 on 02/07/2013.
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3 facts LOCATION GROUNDS PERIOD SECTION 60
P A L Any person powers of arrest
3months 1month warrants Arrest warrant - 3 months Drugs warrant - 1month
Bulldozer in a bedroom This relates to searching . You cannot suspect evidence is there its not enough. You must know for a fact person occupies or controls premises
ECHR B.O.P BOP not a criminal offence unless treated under ECHR
Riot authority DPP
Hypothetical 1st person Affray Need not be present
S4a P Order Acts Combat 18 top floor window cleaner sees his offensive posters. No reason to beleive it would be seen
Man taking pics of school kids half a mile away H.A.D Defence no reason to bleive anyone within sight/hearing would be caused H.A.D
Sporting offences E T C Entering Throwing Chanting - Not religious
Sporting offences 2 hours 1 hour Normal/Delayed - 2hours advertised , 1 hour Postponed 2 hours advetised , 1 hour advertised start
Sporting Driver plus 9 Designated vehicle for sporting events must have principle function to carry at least 2 people
Not Hip Flask Capable of causing injury Capable of holding any drink when empty discarded/thrown away
Stereophonics Gig Football banning orders relates to football matches at that stadium only
Football Banning orders S.14a S.14b Conviction Complaint
6- - 10 years 3 - 5 years 3 - 5 years 2/3 rds 14a when release 14a Non custodial 14b following complaint 2/3 rds relate to when susp can appeal to have it reduced
Football 5 days amount of time they have to report to a police station unless in custody
Known Hooligans ENG and WALES Can be detained if they are from outside of those countries and known .Up 5 days before 1st match
Football control period Uniform Constable must be uniform to detain
Football 4 hours extend by 2 Can detain for if you beleive or suspect known hooligans
Harrassment Stores / Shops No but their staff can be victims
Harassment Always stopping same susp Bailiff Judge Defences to harrassment Preventing crime Rule of law Reasonable
Fear of Violence Reflect victim could look back and think I was scared now i think about it
Atheists ? can still be victims of racial or religious agravated crime even if they dont believe
Jif Lemon Bottle with amonia in it Thsi is not an adapted weapon as its 'appearance' has not been altered.
Butterknife Still an off weap . It does not need to be sharp
U.18 O.21 Crossbows Illegal to own unless under supervision of someone over 21
+ 1.4 kg draw weight then it is a crossbow
Ripa 1000 1 year Consequence of breach must happen within 1 year of its duration
SINS Criterea for INterception warrant S - prevent serios crime I - INternational assistance N - National Security S - Sage guard eco welbeing of UK
INterception 3 months 6 mnths 6mnths 6mnths 5days Nor urgent authorisation for Interception warrants SINS Urgent 5 days
12 months 72 hours 1 month CHIS authorisation Supt Writting Insp writting Sups 72 hours U.18 by ACC in writting
Umbilical Cord Not alive until cut . It must have an independant existance
Murder abroad ? Can be tried in the UK
Homicide Dies more than 3 years after injuries Need consent to prosecute from Attorney General
Suicide Pact survivor Must prove he intended to kill himself
Junkies dealing drugs . Murder? No as the selling breaks the chain of events
Theft Cment mixer theft can be of something else of equal value
Theft black cab Can be theft if they take more than they should of
Bank Codes Exam questions Cannot steal peronal info
Theft growing wild 4P's Purpose at Point of Picking must be Profit
Corpse not cool Not theft of body . Body cooling in a mortuary cannot be considered to have been altered in any way
Theft 3 owners Can have a maximum of 3 victims
Theft Payroll clerk Must be the mistake of another . Paroll clerk over pays including himself . Everyone guilty except him. Mistake by 'another'
Sample authorisation Under mental care No authorisation needed from app adult but they must be present
36 RUDE Terrorist Authorisation Detention Supt.
P E A R Delay rights if P : Person affected E : Evidence affected A : Person alerted R : Recovery of evidence property
Parliament and Housle of Lords Are not Public authority unless H of Lords sit as a court
Human Rights 1 year Can bring charges within 1 year of complaint . Longer if court deems it neccessary
Drun and Dis No Uniforms Constable can surrender sealed containers public place unlawful access
Closure orders sunday extension 24 hours if extends into Sunday must have extension already in place
D O I Land offences Must Disrupt Obstruct Intimidate
Farmer question. Land Offences No offence as protesters were not trepassers . They wer asked to go onto land by farmer
Land 3 months ? Offence if they dont leave ASAP or return within 3 months
2+ trespassing ? Must be for common purpose to reside
Supt. 2 , 10 , 10 Rave directions 2 + making preparations 10 + attending 10+ preparing to attend
7 days 24 hours attend anywhere Cannot re enter Rave scene for 7 days make preparations anywhere for 24 hours
Uniform 5 mile radius Not vehicles Constable in uniform stop people within 5 mile radius of rave and direct them not to attend . Not vehicles . Use S.163
Not tennants / employees who live in same household Refres to ascociated persons who can be subject of Non molestaion order . Not tennants or employees who live together
9 out of 10 rule ? Firearms. Nearly all firearms offences can be commited with an Im Firearm EXCEPT POss. Firearm with intent to endanger life
Blowpipe Liquid in bottle Fingers pocket Bottle bleach Firearm No No No
Telescopic sight Not a component part
R V Buckfield Gun A component A = 2 firearms Gun B component A = prosecution have to prove
2 2 2 Shotgun Smooth Bore Not less 2 feet Not over 2 inches bore No more than 2 cartridges
6 doubles to 12 exceeds Especially dangerous Disguarded as something else ie. mobile phone. Air pistol 6 foot per round Air weapon 12 foot per round
9/10 rule 9 out of 10 Firearms offences can be committed with Immitation Firearms EXCEPT Possession with intent to endanger life
blowpipe fairy liquid bottle fingers in pocket bottle of bleac Yes No No No Need to have its physical appearance changed
Telescopic Sight ? Triggers Barrels ? Not a component Yes a component
Firearms R v Buckfield Gun A + Component A = 2 firearms Gun A +Component B = For prosecution to prove could be used with weapon with him and had with it him for that purpose
2 , 2, 2 Shotgun Smooth bore Not less that 2 feet Not more than 2 inches bore No more than 2 cartridges
doubled to 12, Must exceed Especially dangerous weapons If its disguised as something else. Air Pistol - EXCEEDS 6 pounds Air Weapon - EXCEEDS 12 pounds
Firearms Have with them Possessions Narrow Wider custody or control
Firearms exemption from certs. 5 + 0.3 1 inch cartridges with more than 5 shots in not more than 0.3 inch diameter Blanks not over 1 inch
MARS Work , REst + PLay Exemptions from not holding a firearms certificate
D A R T Sch 1 . offences D - Damage A - Assault / Abduction (not GBH) R - Rape T - Theft (not HSG)
Firearms Game Keeper Scenario Refers to when you can become a trespasser with a firearm. Game keep gets sack . Must give firearm back immediatley or committs offence
3 , 3's = 5 Prohibition Length to own a firearm Over 3years = forever 3mnths - 3 years - 5 years Order not to possess = lenght impossed Not Imm firearms and length is from SENTENCE
Firearms House Party May enter and search or demand examination Committing or suspicion about to committ . Not committed No Uniform Includes vehicles
Theft Cement Mixer If you beleive you have a right to proprty or something of equal value
R V GHOSH Refers to Theft Dishonesty must be decided by what is reaonable by the ordinary person , not the defendant
Theft Black Cab driver Theft taking more that he should
Theft Overdraft? Only theft when takes excess of overdraft although still steals from bank
Theft 4P's Purpose at point of picking must be for profit
Corpse not cool Bodies can only be stolen when parts are removed from them Or the body has been changed in anyway. Body cooling in a morgue has not significantly changed so cannot be stolen
What 3 defences are there to being dishonest when trying to prove theft 1) Beleive you had a right in law to it 2) Beleif you both would have consented 3) Beleived owner could not be found (even if you didnt try)
When can the mens rea be formed for theft At the time or after and theft does not need to be for a long time
Tramp keeping warm Goes to kitchen to eat Keeping warm no burglary as no intention. Enters kitchen is burglary as he intends to steal food
art gallery Cross the rope then you trespass
Marquee Nor a premises in Burglary . Needs a degreeof permenance
F E W Firearm / Imm Firearm Explosives Both have with them is enough Weapon made or adapted - having enough Innocent article must show intended injure incapacitate person
Deaf and Blind man No robbery can only fear for themselves so not aware force can be used on another though
Rubber Dingy TWOK Conveyance must be used for a conveyance is stolen . Not something else.
Must have an engine for offence of TWOK
Bzzzzzzzz...... Abstracting electricity . Can steal golf buggy , post trolly etc.
Retain Remove Realisation Dispose HSG
PC setting up an OP on a discovered stolen trailer Cannot be HSG as it was back in lawful possession and therefore had ceased to be stolen .
HSG 5 years 12 months If been convicted of theft offence in last 5 years and found in possession on stolen goods within last 12 months you can presume them stolen .
MOP Bank Manager checking out of hotel Must intend to avoid payment . Delaying not enough
Assaults Rugby Tour Cutting hair can be ABH and can be perm or temporary
Assault on Duty In pub with brother example You must place yourself on duty first before arrasting for assault on officer or assisting an officer
Sexual Offences Man slips in park Relates to man who 'fell' and slipped hi penis into man arse. Said was accident so no offence as have to prove 'Intent'
Sexual Offences Evidential Presumption Conclusive Presumption Evidential - satisfies 6 scenarious = weight shift to defendant to prove Conclusive - Cannot argue
Sexual Offences Kidnapp victims? 2 kidnapp victims have sex? Not rape as susp must not be detained under evidential presumption
Sexual Offences Gin and tonic Not rap under evidential presumption as substance has been administered with er consent
Sexual Offences Immitating a Rock Band member Does not come under conclusive presumption in law as victim must personall know the offender . Twin may be ok
Sexual Offences U.13 Can never consent to sex regardless of evidetial or conclusive presumption.
Sexual Offences Man in queue with walking stick Giulty of sexual touching as can be done with anything
Man works in shoe shop with shoe fetish No offence unless he was stroking penis at same time
What must you prove to be guilty of sexuall offences and when will it never be proven When it is intentional Never by accident
Tomato plant in a greenhouse? relates to an offence of cultivating. Does not matter if you do not know the tomato plant you are feeding is a canabis plant . Offence complete.
Drunk smashed his way into the wrong house to sleep Not Crim damage as he has the defence beleiving owner (wife) would consent
Less that 1 onth unless father is breaching prohibition steps order Defence for someone connected to the child if they take child out of UK for less that 1 month
FRAUD 9/10 offence Meeans 9/10 the offence will be complete once you intend . No result needed
Muslim fanatics inciting Guilty of Solicitation of Murfer Intent is enough
2 girls selling their own sandwiches whildt working on B Rail cafe Conspiracy to defraud
Impossible Criminal Attempts Still an offence even if the offence not possible . If you attempt (intend) offence complete
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