Police Powers: Stop and Search Statutes, Definition, Basic Knowledge, Cases, Safeguards 4.0 / 5 based on 6 ratings ? LawCriminal lawA2/A-levelWJEC Created by: AnishaCreated on: 11-06-11 12:54 The main statute for Police Powers is: Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 1 of 11 s1 of this statute allows: Police to Stop and Search People (and vehicles) 2 of 11 Police can search.. People they believe to have reasonable suspicion 3 of 11 Where can police search? In a public place 4 of 11 Pockets, bags, vehicles, outer garments including hats, gloves, coats, jackets Items allowed to be searched 5 of 11 Graffiti Instruments can only be searched for under the: Criminal Justice Act 2003 6 of 11 What case states that you are allowed to refuse to answer questions Rice v Connolly 7 of 11 However, according to _______, you cannot rudely refuse to answer questions Ricketts v Cox 8 of 11 As demonstrated in Kenlin v Gardiner 9 of 11 The police have to tell you: What police station they are from, their name, reason for search, what they would like, your powers and their powers 10 of 11 Code A and s66 of PACE: Answers: a, c, d 11 of 11
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