Discrimination
Discrimination.
All forms of discrimination are illegal, some are moral issues about how we conduct ourselves in everyday life, for example, are we discriminat..link
With the government recently announcing that they will be reviewing the stop and search rules we take a look at the rules that apply.
What can the police do under the stop and search powers?
As the rules stand at the moment, a police officer has the power to stop you and if the situation dictates, they have the power to search you at any time.
They also have the power to ask you what you are doing and why you are in a location. You do not have to answer these questions but that could lead on to other police action.
Why can the police do this?
The rules were introduced so that the police could take action if they feel that you are acting, will act, or have acted illegally.
Examples of this could be that-
What is Double Jeopardy? and is it still Law in the UK?..
linkDiscrimination.
All forms of discrimination are illegal, some are moral issues about how we conduct ourselves in everyday life, for example, are we discriminat..link
What is Double Jeopardy? and is it still Law in the UK?..link
The Law Commission has called for a full review of the law dealing with digital crime...link
Over 2000 section 60 notices have been issued in London last year..
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Children and the Law Consensual Sex
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Domestic violence is not just physical violence, it can take many forms, which a person may use to control a partner, if you are suffering domestic violence cal..link
Police Chiefs are calling for a change in the 'stop and search' l..
linkTotting up points on your driving Licence.
When a driver accumulates twelve points or more in a three-year period on their driving license they are normally s..link
What is meant by 'handling stolen goods'...link
The sex offender register - Guide..link
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