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England & Wales

  1. padidad
    Started by padidad * ,

    been asked lately on the street about the above topic. people want to know if crb will reveal their little adventures

  2. welshrarebit
    Started by welshrarebit,

    A court case is pending where someone made threats against another, case due to go ahead but now adjourned. the main witness is now upset due to witness protection asking her for new dates she's not available. once she gave them the guy said wow ur busy just to remind u if court dates falls in any if them dates its ur duty to appear. She was upset as all dates are planned trip away and an operation. His attitude was a bit off and as a result she said poke it I'm retracting my statement I've waited months with life on hold for this court date. Myself and 2 others are also witnesses and are miffed too having to change dates etc but wondering can a person actually retract a …

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  3. Guest
    Started by Guest,

    So, PACE Code G changes in November. At face value the changes seem subtle. http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/police/powers/pace-codes/ However, in relation to self defence and the reconsideration of grounds to suspect innocence as well as guilt...what are people's thoughts? This, to me, is great! This gives me further solid justification, where I have a genuine belief that somebody has acted in self defence and that they have committed no offence, to not arrest somebody who has used force in self defence. All too many officers don't wish to put themselves out and just state 'arrest them on suspicion and let the CPS decide' without considering the effect that arrest and d…

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  4. caveat_civis
    Started by caveat_civis,

    When it comes to Pointed/bladed Articles (S.139 CJA 1988), does anyone know the reason behind having an explicit exception for blades that fold and are 3" or less in length? To put it another way, why is a blade that is able to fold away and is 3" long perfectly acceptable for someone to be carrying in the street for no good reason, yet a blade that locks in place or is, say, 4" long is so much more dangerous? Surely you could do someone a similar amount of damage with a folding 3" blade. I have a pen knife that has a folding blade that is about 2" long but it is incredibly sharp and could easily be used in a deadly fashion. In my opinion a knife like mine should not be…

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  5. The EHO
    Started by The EHO,

    I often get asked where EHO's get their powers from. Well, its the same way the police do, through Act's and the Regulations made thereunder. If anyone finds it of interest - these are the Act's that I am currently authorised under. These only relate to the job I do currently, specifically environmental crime, public health, housing, animal health, pollution and environmental protection. So not currently authorised under food safety or workplace health and safety legislation. You may just recognise a few of them! Game Act 1831 Town Police Clauses Act 1847 Burial Act 1857 Game Licences Act 1860 Dogs Act 1871 Public Health Act 1875 Dogs Act 1906 Public Health A…

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  6. Guest GodAtum
    Started by Guest GodAtum,

    A cyclist cycles up to a pedestrian crossing on red. There is no-one crossing so he gets off his bike and pushes it past the crossing, then gets back on. Is that still cycling trough a red light?

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  7. Leelou35
    Started by Leelou35 * ,

    Hi Not sure if you can help, we are looking at applying for a visa to go to New Zealand, part of this process if police checks. When my husband was 15 (he's now 35), he received a caution for possession of a 'spliff', he has not been in any trouble since. Will this be picked up on the police check, just don't want to declare something that won't be on there anymore or likewise don't want to be seen to hiding anything. Thanks for any advice.

  8. captain chaos
    Started by captain chaos,

    Odd question i know but what constitutes a vehicle actually being parked? ideas?

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    guy on a buffalo
  9. Jobo1
    Started by Jobo1 * ,

    Hi, Can someone legally park car across my driveway blocking it pls? Has drop curb. ta

  10. bigsaddo125
    Started by bigsaddo125 * ,

    hi every-one. i was looking for advice regarding assault charges and came across your site.fascinating. please could you give me some help. i was on a ferry last night when a scholl boy aged 13 started swearing in front of my young children and me. so i confronted this lad,and asked him to find his teacher with me to sort out this problem. i was very firm asssertive verbally but touched his shoulder to 'grab:' his attention. there was no malicious intent ,just touched him. his teachers now say i assaulted him and have been told to appear in a police station in 30 days time to answer this crime,when he was the one swearing in a public place. please tellme what is…

  11. clo1
    Started by clo1 * ,

    Hi, I was cautioned for assault about 6 years ago and was told by the Police officer that it would remain on my record for 3 years. I am considering applying for Teaching Assistant vacancies and would be required to have an enhanced CRB check. Would it be likely for the caution to show up? Would it be possible for me to go to my local police station and ask them for a PNC check on myself? If the caution does not show up on a PNC check is it possible that it would still appear on a CRB? many thanks

  12. G.Retriever
    Started by G.Retriever,

    Is it considered trespassing if you are remote controlling a vehicle from public land that enters private land e.g. a remote control car with a camera fitted driving into the grounds of a business? Same question but this time if you are flying a remote control aircraft or helicopter also with camera fitted which flies over neighbouring houses and gardens/ roads/ fields belonging to farmers? Any thoughts? G.R Edit: removed the cool but misleading photograph

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  13. pammie
    Started by pammie * ,

    Hi all. My name is Pammie and I've joined the forum but, I thought I was joining something like an advice site. This is more like your ...sort of club! Soo sorry . But its rude to just run off so thought I'd just say hi. I was just online trying to decide if I should notify my local police about some nuisance calls and emails that are starting to worry me because they have got rather abusive, or whether they would think I was being silly. On the one hand I think that you peeps have got plenty of real policing to do without the likes of me clogging up the lines, but on the other hand I'm a little worried in case it progresses further. Anyways, I'm sure the answers a…

  14. markywales
    Started by markywales * ,

    ok...was wondering who can help here...my son got stopped in merthyr tydfil in may and the 2 police seized his car and took it away...they didnt charge him with anything and said if he produces his documents at the police staion and pay the fine they will release his car from a compound not owned by the police...so he went down and showed his mot/insurance/log book/drivers licence...tey faxed the info over to the compound and my son went to get his car which they released...when he was stopped the police said without all his documents the car wouldnt be released,,,so he picked it up..and that was that...yesterday he had a court summons for failing to produce his documents…

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  15. Itchyuk

    Why does there seem to be a favourable law for the rich and famous, regarding racism.? Why is it that anything current and in the news seems to get you a harsher sentence than more serious crimes that are not.? Racial abuse on Twitter against a famous person ends up with a custodial sentence. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-17515992 Why is it that wearing an offensive t-shirt is now a criminal offence. http://uk.news.yahoo.com/man-jailed-wearing-police-deaths-t-shirt-155737527.html Why is it, being a moron can land you in jail http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/oct/08/april-jones-matthew-woods-jailed Are magistrates courts pandering to the mob rule vigilanties w…

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