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  1. Radman
    Started by Radman +,

    Today a colleague of mine mentioned that there was such an offence of 'effecting a public mischief' that hasnt been used in decades but is still present in common law jurisdictions. Now I have googled this (good old google) which revealed the last time this was used from what I can tell was 1953 although there isnt much detail listed. What I find puzzling is wouldnt a 'mischief' simply amount to a 'nuisance?' Has anyone else ever heard of this? This is what I could find on google. http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/002201835702100109?journalCode=clja Thought it would make an interesting discussion if nothing else.

  2. Gra
    Started by Gra +,

    Folks, I've moved south from Scotland and joined the MET Specials. I am still in training, but I need a definitive guide on how to complete an EAB. Any guidance would be appreciated.

  3. kleinetieke
    Started by kleinetieke * ,

    hi, I just had a police officer visit my house. He told me that my ex is accusing me of sending pictures of him and myself to his wife and to his 14 year old son. I was warned to stop this behaviour or else there would be charges brought against me, and my laptop/telephone would be seized for examination. The messages have been sent to myself, my husband, my ex, his wife and his children. I dont know who has been sending them, but it was not me. My email, facebook, twitter and LinkedIn accounts have been compromised (I have the emails to proof this) and so have my husband's. My ex has been threatening to report me to the police for over a month now and be…

  4. Tazgirl
    Started by Tazgirl * ,

    I was arrested for slapping my husband whilst my children were at home. Will Social Services be contacted?

    Reasonable Man +
  5. Marty McFly
    Started by Marty McFly,

    Does anyone know what the Offence is for parking in a taxi rank in London? Outside of London it's covered by S.64 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976 but I can't for the life of me find the legislation for London

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  6. Fahaka
    Started by Fahaka * ,

    Not sure if this is the right category to post this but any help would be hugely appreciated. Me and my partner have just returned from a week away on holiday, while we were away we had a friend come in to feed our animals once a day. My partner rents a studio space in order to do her job which is teaching dance students, the students pay a fee each week which is put into an envolope and put in a safe place in the house. when we returned the studio had sent the invoice for the last term in the post, so my partner went to find the envolope in order to pay the studio the next day, to our suprise the envolope containing the money was not there. We began to sea…

  7. marralass
    Started by marralass,

    I was just checking the law on knife sales due to my most recent training being different than previous training. Previously, I had been told that it was illegal to sell any knives to people under 18. But now certain government websites say that knives with a folding blade under 3inches are exempt from this. I can find the legislation on the sale of knives, but can't find any exemptions for folding knives. Can someone point me to where this is defined?

  8. BlueBob
    Started by BlueBob +,

    A couple of weeks ago the DfT report on agricultural vehicles announces plans requiring agricultural vehicles to be subjected to testing. Yay, drops all those farm vehicles out of exemptions. Alas, it looks like there will be lots of exemptions still , just token everyone on their toed a to what does and doesn't apply. In essence it looks like those capable of exceeding 40kph /25mph and used for commercial haulage of more than 15 miles will need to be tested when 4yrs old and then bi-annually!! No mention though of having to test agricultural trailers or trialled agricultural appliances. The prediction is that if, and assuming it does, if it comes into force next …

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  9. Smudgeree12
    Started by Smudgeree12 * ,

    We have had 2 visits from the police in the last week, one was quite an unpleasant experience made worst because they wont give us any clear answers as to what its about or when it occured. The police on the 1st visit said that someone has reported us for violent arguments coming from our house. My husband was around when they first visited, he said that the police officers demanded to come in the house, were quite pushy and had an abrupt manner but would not give any details of the incident apart from 'a few days ago'. we had just returned from holiday so its unlikey we were even around in the area if it did ever happen. 2nd visit We are very confused…

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  10. rice7373

    A husband locks his wife out of their home and she cant get in. (maybe from a domestic argument or maybe he found out she was having an affair or maybe she did something that has ruined their marriage and he is emotionally upset and angry). If she calls the police, will they do anything to help her back into her home ? will the husband be cautioned for locking her out ? are the rules different if it happens during the day or late at night ? What if she has no money and nowhere to go ? if she is banging on the front door (to get into her home),, can she end up getting arrested for causing a public disturbance (noise). i really woul…

  11. ryanG1546621474
    Started by ryanG1546621474 * ,

    Hey guys could really do with some help. I was pulled over today by the police and told him I was driving to work and had been doing so since Monday. Usually I don't drive to work as I take the train but as I was only coming in for three days it worked out cheaper to drive. He ran my name on his phone and it showed I didn't have commuting insurance. The insurance company said I was allowed to drive home after he pulled me over so my car didn't get impounded. I was given some form of explanatory notes for prosecution for road traffic offence. Will i definitely be getting 6 points? Is there anything I can do to reduce this as it was a honest mistak…

  12. RoxyC
    Started by RoxyC * ,

    Hi everyone. Just needed some advice on dealing with my ex partner. We were together 15 years and have three children. We separated in August 2016. He was always very controlling and manipulating. Since we split he has tried almost anything and everything to maintain some form of control over my life. At the start of our break up he would turn up at my house every single day, he refused to give me any form of cash to support his children and would buy Tesco vouchers instead. In 15 years he has never had any contact with my children's schools but then suddenly decided to start speaking to them on a regular basis and tried to convince the teachers that I was fai…

    Reasonable Man +
  13. Profanius
    Started by Profanius * ,

    Hi all. First post here so be kind. I got pulled over today and told I was being issued with a fixed penalty notice for mounting a pavement while driving. It was at a left turn before some traffic lights, a van had pulled up short at the junction and to get past him to turn left I mounted the curb slightly. At that point the corner of the junction is a grass verge. There is a pavement parallel to and offset away from the main road with a about 2 foot of grass verge between it and the road. I confess my left tyre mounted the grass verge, but my car never crossed the pavement or even got close, but the officer involved insisted I mounted a pavement. I re…

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  14. Lissy
    Started by Lissy * ,

    What can I do if neighbors are smoking drugs in the building? We can't open our balcony door (and it's roasting) in our apartment because it stinks that bad and I don't want my baby being affected. i know who's smoking it but someone else in a different apartment is doing now. If I don't know which apartment it is can I still report them?

    Reasonable Man +
  15. Jim Hilton
    Started by Jim Hilton,

    Hi all. Just wondering as a lot of confusion at work . Basically can a person if encountered inside a home of their own or staying at a mates be searched under s23 mad for drugs while they are inside the property. In the past have had conflicting opinions from team members and inspectors saying yes / no. For the life of us couldn't find anything to help. We have a guide at work which says for drugs can be anywhere. But no link to where the wording comes from. S23 search has to follow s2 pace I know i.e. Give the grounds station name etc and fill out forms etc but this seems not to mention a drugs search in private property . Just wondering if anyon…

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