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Hello Forum, I need some advice, this is not related to myself, but rather someone very close to me who managed to really make a damn awful mistake. This is a summary of what happened - Basically in a nutshell the individual gave away £12k to a charity of money that didn't belong to them. But in order to do so had to manufacture certain documents in order to achieve this. They were drinking heavily at the time and this along with ridiculous pressures at work spiralled into making an epic mistake. Now the monies have been recovered, at no point was this act done to line their own pockets. No monies were 'stolen' just given away to charity to make things balance.…
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Hi I am currently out on bail and need to find out how or if I can contact the Sergeant dealing with my case, is this possible? I have tried the bail office and general enquiries but to no avail.
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Hi, I'm interested to know whether a PIN can ever be issued for harassment even though the alleged harasser is acting legally and the actions which are said to be harassing are actually required by law.
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Not too sure if it's the right forum.... but thank you for any advice/ thoughts The events took place over 2 years ago. Ms Anonymous goes to a party. She has been drinking a lot but is happy and dancing. At one point she gets approached by someone whom she has known for 17 years but fell out with and quite a few of his friends. She reluctantly agrees to speak with him but he verbally abuses her and manages to make her cry. She walks away 3 times, yet he carries on. She finds herself leaning against the bar where he starts some more and not being able to take it anymore, she punches him. He punches her back, she falls on the floor. She is helped up, on the wa…
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There are a few places remaining at PNLD's Criminal Law Conference on Tuesday 17th October 2017, Police Mutual Headquarters, Lichfield. Thanks to our sponsors, Police Mutual and Oxford University Press, we are pleased to be able to offer delegate places for free; to include lunch, refreshments and free parking. The conference is a one day intensive criminal law update where vital changes to current legislation and new law will be discussed in practical terms. This is an essential training day for practitioners, first line managers and academics alike; with the focus on policing in today’s climate. Confirmed Speakers: • Mr Anthony Edwards - Solicitor…
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Hi all, Can I phone\email my Ex to find out how our son is doing? My ex is threatening to report me to the police if I try to contact her. She's saying it's distressing our 12 year old autistic son. When I phone her while our son is at school she doesn't pick up on me. I know she doesn't want me to have any contact with him & using our son's autism against me. She took him abroad without telling me. She even begrudges sending me his photos. She keeps saying he doesn't let her. I got 4\5 photos in the last 2 years. She's married and I don't want any cantact with her but I need to so that I can find out how my son is doing. She reported me to the polic…
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Hello ladies & gents - time for another one of my "Not quite law, but procedure" threads! This is mainly aimed at Met officers, but I'm interested to hear from the county mounties as well, as it will benefit the whole organistation So, you may or may not be aware of the rising hostility towards IO's on the streets of London recently: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4014426/labours-john-mcdonnell-glorified-violence-against-immigration-officials-with-sick-tweet/ (sorry for the link to the horrible rag, but it's the only one I have). In a nutshell, we're having to deal with more and more public order issues. The problem is, IO's generally "tactically retreat" fro…
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What is the oldest law in E&W? And What is the oldest or most spurious crime have you arrested for?
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I have been revising around sexual offences online and with Blackstones. I have got to sexual offences and in particular position of trust. From what I have read so far under section 21 am I correct in saying positions of trust would be social workers, teachers, nurses, doctors, police? Scenario question I have been given is a teacher has consensual sex with a 17 year old. The 17 year old is not a pupil and the teacher has no dealings with the 17 year old in her capacity as a teacher. Does this constitute an offence? From what I have read and my understanding I would be inclined to say no? due to the fact the 17 year old is not a pupil.
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Hi, I'm just learning drink drive and having a little difficulty understanding when you would use section 4 and section 5. any help and explanations would be appreciated.
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Just a general question in relation to use of force and handcuffing. What legislation would cover the use or handcuffs? Colleagues of mine often say handcuff for every arrest, but this has me thinking what legislation covers this? I can understand handcuffing a violent detainee to protect the officers and the detainee. But, for example a detainee for theft offences, calm and compliant?
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Is it possible to have a caution (section 39) removed and how do I go about doing it, have a year left but really want to get on with joining Specials.
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Hi, i could use some advice on a situation i have going on atm i took a recreational drug (LSD) and had a really bad experience i ended up with what is known as excited delirium and i couldn't control myself nor my body i felt possessed to be honest. Anyway i ended up having an altercation with one of my neighbours and i guess you could call it a fight but i was the only one throwing punches i then pushed another neighbour that came out to help me, a friend then also came to help me and i assaulted him by punching him in the face at this point i ran back into my house and i didn't know what to do i didn't want to hurt anyone but i couldn't control myself everyone was extr…
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I was arrested for assault on Sunday after my partner went to the police after a row which got very heated and i dug my nails into his arm while driving. The police didnt charge or caution me and are trying to get me on a programme designed to keep woman out of the justice system. Will this show up on a crb check? Will they inform my partner what the outcome was?
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Legislation states that a Section 59 notice (RTA) can be issued by a constable in uniform. An off duty constable (therefore not in uniform) has witnessed an incident that satisfies the requirements of a S59 notice to be issued. The S59 is issued. Recipient is informed in the usual manner (letter etc). There is no appeals process for a S59. What are the possible outcomes?