A go-to-guide for all police station representatives, this portable and practical text is a complete reference guide for matters arising pre-charge and during investigation. This is an indispensable resource which allows practitioners to react authoritatively to rapidly changing circumstances and give their clients the best possible advice.
A go-to-guide for all police station representatives, this portable and practical text is a complete reference guide for matters arising pre-charge and during investigation. This is an indispensable resource which allows practitioners to react authoritatively to rapidly changing circumstances and give their clients the best possible advice.
Anthony Edwards is a consultant with TV Edwards LLP Solicitors, a duty solicitor, a supervisor for the specialist fraud panel and a higher courts advocate (Criminal Courts). He has served at almost every level of committee in the criminal justice system and is currently a member of the Council of Justice, of the editorial board of Criminal Law Review, a visiting professor at Queen Mary University of Londond and a member of the Law Commission's advisory group on criminal law. He is also one of the country's leading trainers in criminal law. Matthew Hardcastle is a duty solicitor at TV Edwards LLP Solicitors, a Higher Court Advocate (Criminal Courts), and an Accredited Police Station Representative.
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* PART A: Routes to Criminality * A1: Attempt * A2: Conspiracy * A3: Aid, Abet, Counsel or Procure an Offence * A4: Joint Enterprise * A5: Serious Crime Act 2007 Offences * PART B: Offences * B1: Offences Against the Person * B2: Drugs * B3: Sexual Offences * B4: Offences Against Children * B5: Theft Act Offences * B6: Fraud and Money Laundering Offences * B7: Public Order Offences * B8: Communications Offences * B9: Weapons Offences * B10: Road Traffic Offences * B11: Immigration Offences * B12: Damage to Property * B13: Offences Interfering with the Course of Public Justice * B14: Animal Offences * B15: Other Offences Against Property * B16: Terrorist Offences * PART C: General Defences * C1: Self-Defence * C2: Force Used in the Prevention of Crime * C3: Duress * C4: Insanity/Automatism * C5: Mistake * C6: Intoxication * C7: Victims of Trafficking * PART D: Pre-Attendance * D1: Initial Rights and Entitlements (including disclosure) * D2: Rights of Representatives before Attendance * D3: Rights of Representatives at the Police Station * D4: Custody Time Limits * D5: Volunteers at the Police Station * PART E: Vulnerable Clients * E1: Youths * E2: The Rights of the Blind, Seriously Visually Impaired or Deaf etc. * E3: Identifying Vulnerability Before Interview * E4: Provisions Relating to the Mentally Disordered and Otherwise Mentally Vulnerable * E5: Appropriate Adults * E6: Those who may Require Clinical Treatment and Attention * PART F: Ancillary Procedures * F1: Identification Procedures * F2: Intimate Samples * F3: Non-Intimate Samples * PART G: Other Interviews * G1: Volunteers under Caution * G2: Serious Fraud Office * G3: Financial Conduct Authority * G4: Detention at Port or Border * G5: Intelligence Interviews * G6: TICs * G7: Seized Cash under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2000 * PART H: Representations * H1: Lawful Arrest * H2: Bail at the Police Station * H3: Drug Testing * H4: Intervening in Interview * PART I: Out of Court Disposal Options * I1: Summary * I2: Suspended Prosecutions * I3: Community Resolutions * I4: Restorative Justice * I5: Adult Cannabis and Khat Warnings * I6: Penalty Notice for Disorder ( PNDs ) * I7: Simple Adult Caution * I8: Youth Caution * I9: Conditional Caution * I10: Youth Conditional Caution * I11: Triage * PART J: Appendix * J1: New Offences Created by the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2014 * J2: Key Guidance, by the College of Policing, on the use of Youth Cautions * J3: Retention of Samples * J4: Rehabilitation Tables * J5: Funding * J6: Professional Duties
* PART A: Routes to Criminality * A1: Attempt * A2: Conspiracy * A3: Aid, Abet, Counsel or Procure an Offence * A4: Joint Enterprise * A5: Serious Crime Act 2007 Offences * PART B: Offences * B1: Offences Against the Person * B2: Drugs * B3: Sexual Offences * B4: Offences Against Children * B5: Theft Act Offences * B6: Fraud and Money Laundering Offences * B7: Public Order Offences * B8: Communications Offences * B9: Weapons Offences * B10: Road Traffic Offences * B11: Immigration Offences * B12: Damage to Property * B13: Offences Interfering with the Course of Public Justice * B14: Animal Offences * B15: Other Offences Against Property * B16: Terrorist Offences * PART C: General Defences * C1: Self-Defence * C2: Force Used in the Prevention of Crime * C3: Duress * C4: Insanity/Automatism * C5: Mistake * C6: Intoxication * C7: Victims of Trafficking * PART D: Pre-Attendance * D1: Initial Rights and Entitlements (including disclosure) * D2: Rights of Representatives before Attendance * D3: Rights of Representatives at the Police Station * D4: Custody Time Limits * D5: Volunteers at the Police Station * PART E: Vulnerable Clients * E1: Youths * E2: The Rights of the Blind, Seriously Visually Impaired or Deaf etc. * E3: Identifying Vulnerability Before Interview * E4: Provisions Relating to the Mentally Disordered and Otherwise Mentally Vulnerable * E5: Appropriate Adults * E6: Those who may Require Clinical Treatment and Attention * PART F: Ancillary Procedures * F1: Identification Procedures * F2: Intimate Samples * F3: Non-Intimate Samples * PART G: Other Interviews * G1: Volunteers under Caution * G2: Serious Fraud Office * G3: Financial Conduct Authority * G4: Detention at Port or Border * G5: Intelligence Interviews * G6: TICs * G7: Seized Cash under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2000 * PART H: Representations * H1: Lawful Arrest * H2: Bail at the Police Station * H3: Drug Testing * H4: Intervening in Interview * PART I: Out of Court Disposal Options * I1: Summary * I2: Suspended Prosecutions * I3: Community Resolutions * I4: Restorative Justice * I5: Adult Cannabis and Khat Warnings * I6: Penalty Notice for Disorder ( PNDs ) * I7: Simple Adult Caution * I8: Youth Caution * I9: Conditional Caution * I10: Youth Conditional Caution * I11: Triage * PART J: Appendix * J1: New Offences Created by the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2014 * J2: Key Guidance, by the College of Policing, on the use of Youth Cautions * J3: Retention of Samples * J4: Rehabilitation Tables * J5: Funding * J6: Professional Duties
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