Stop and Search
This PACE Code regulates police powers to stop and search individuals in public places.
What is PACE Code A?
The Code of Practice governs police powers of arrest.
What is PACE Code G?
This person who must be provided to suspects under 18 during police interviews
Who is an appropriate adult?
The unlawful killing of a human being under the Queen's peace with malice aforethought.
What is the accepted definition of murder?
A partial defence reduces murder to voluntary manslaughter.
What is diminished responsibility?
The standard of suspicion required before most stop and searches can take place
What is reasonable suspicion?
The belief that an arrest is required for one of the stated reasons.
What is the necessity test?
The maximum period a suspect may normally be detained without charge for an indictable offence.
What is 24 hours?
The unlawful killing of a reasonable creature/human being under the King's peace.
What is the actus reus of murder?
The statutory law that governs the defence of diminished responsibility
What is Section 52 of the CJA?
The written evidence of the search that an officer must provide if requested to do so.
What is a stop and search record?
What is a Form 5090?
Preventing a suspect from causing injury is one example of this requirement for arrest.
What is an example of a necessity?
This caution that must be given before questioning a suspect.
What begins "You do not have to say anything..."?
Malice aforethought express or implied
What is the mens rea of murder?
A type of condition that the defendant must suffer from to raise the defence of diminished responsibility?
What is an abnormality of mental functioning?
The three items of clothing that an officer can ask you to remove during a stop and search.
What are outer coats, jackets and gloves?
While the defendant is commiting an offence, is about to commit an offence or has just committed an offence.
When can an officer perform an arrest?
The person who can provide free and independent assistance to the suspect.
Who is the duty solicitor or the solicitor?
The case that confirmed that an intention to cause serious injury is sufficient for murder
What is R v Vickers?
The abnormality must arise from a recognised medical condition.
What is the requirement in s52 (1) (b) of the CJA?
They are the information an officer must give before carrying out a stop and search.
What connects the name of the officer and the police station that that they are based?
This section of PACE that contains the power of arrest without warrant.
What is Section 24 PACE 1984?
The mandatory sentence that a person convicted of murder receives.
What is a life sentence?
The three things that can be substantially impaired.
What are understanding conduct, forming rational judgments, and exercising self-control?