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Quiz by nings.doyle9418, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by nings.doyle9418
about 9 years ago
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Question 1
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Which sections of PACE detail the Stop and Search procedure etc?
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Sections 1 to 7
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Sections 1 and 7
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Section 1
Question 2
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What is the full name of PACE? In which year was it passed?
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Police and Criminal Evidence Act, 1984
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Preventing Aggressive Criminal Engagements Act, 1984
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Police and Complication of Evidence Act, 1980
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Police and Criminal Evidence Act, 1972
Question 3
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Which Code of PACE details the stop and search powers?
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Code A
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Code C
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Code D
Question 4
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What does s 2 (9) (a) of PACE say?
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If a stop and search takes place in public, a police officer can only ask a suspect to remove their outer coat, jacket and gloves
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If a stop and search takes place in public, a police officer can only ask a suspect to remove their outer coat, jacket and socks
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That a police officer must give name, station and reason for stop and search before carrying it out.
Question 5
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What does s 2 (9) (b) of PACE say?
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An officer must be in uniform or provide documentary evidence before stop and search.
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If a stop and search takes place in public, a police officer can only ask a suspect to remove their outer coat, jacket and gloves.
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A police officer can stop and search a person at any time.
Question 6
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Paragraph 2.2 of Code A of Pace says that personal characteristics should not used as evidence or reasonable suspicion, such as manner of dress, hairstyle or age.
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- True
- False
Question 7
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Police can use personal characteristics if they match that of someone suspected of an offence. E.g. drug gang all wear distinctive red band and a person is seen wearing the same band.
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- True
- False
Question 8
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What did s60 AA of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act add to PACE?
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Masks can also be removed under s 2(9)(a) of PACE
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Shirts can also be removed under s 2(9)(a) of PACE
Question 9
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The case of Osman v DPP (1999) shows that an officer must give their name, station and reason for the stop and search or else it is unlawful. In this case Mr Osman had to be aquitted of assaulting a police officer.
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- True
- False
Question 10
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The Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 allowed a police officer to stop and search a person if they have reasonable suspicion that the person is carrying controlled drugs.
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- True
- False
Question 11
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Which section of which act allowed the police to stop and search 'in the anticipation of violence'?
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S60 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994
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S66 AA Serious Organised Crime Police Act 2005
Question 12
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Section 1 of PACE gives police the right to stop and search in a public place?
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- True
- False
Question 13
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What is meant by 'public place'?
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Any area the public readily has access to, e.g. high street, car park. It can even include a front garden if there is reasonable suspicion that the suspect does not live there.
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A place that you must have permission to be on.
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Only areas that you can walk in or around
Question 14
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Do the police need reasonable grounds for a stop and search?
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- True
- False
Question 15
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What is meant by reasonable suspicion?
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Some belief that the suspect is responsible for a criminal offence or is in the possession of a prohibited article. For example, being in possession of a class A drug.
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A hunch that a person has committed a crime because they don't look nice.
Question 16
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What is meant by 'prohibited article'?
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Any offensive weapon such as a knife; articles for use in connection with burglary, theft or criminal damage; stolen property or illegal drugs.
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Anything the police officer doesn't like the look of.
Question 17
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What did S1 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 add to the prohibited articles covered in PACE?
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Spray paints and tools used for graffiti.
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Fireworks in a child's possession or category 4 fireworks in the possession of anyone who is not a professional.
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Crowbars, hammers and wrenches
Question 18
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What did S115 Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 add to the prohibited articles covered in PACE?
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Fireworks in the possession of a child or category 4 fireworks in the possession of anyone who is not a professional.
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Fireworks in the possession of a child or category
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Crowbars, hammers and wrenches
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Crowbars and wrenches
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