Legitimate political protest against the third runway at Heathrow, or criminal act? Technically it's assault, so should the police have arrested Leila Deen of Plane Stupid ?
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Showing posts with label arrest. Show all posts
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Sunday, 8 March 2009
Tuesday, 11 November 2008
Powers of Arrest

For information about Powers of Arrest have a look here or for more detail here.
The five powers you need to know for the exam are
The five powers you need to know for the exam are
- Section 24 of PACE (as amended by SOCPA 2005);
- S24A PACE (Citizen's arrest);
- Arrest for Breach of the Peace;
- Arrest under s46A of PACE (1984) for breach of bail conditions; and
- Arrest under warrant - s1 of the Magistrates' Courts Act (1980)
Thinking point: Have a read of the Daily Mirror article here. Do the police's powers of arrest under PACE now go too far?
For wider commentary on the increase in the power of the state over the individual, read this article by Henry Porter. Is he right?
Labels:
a level law,
arrest,
PACE,
police powers,
SOCPA,
warrant
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