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THE TREATMENT AND QUESTIONING OF PERSONS IN POLICE CUSTODY

01 January 1991

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THE TREATMENT AND QUESTIONING OF PERSONS IN POLICE CUSTODY
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A Samuels
Police Rev, Oct 1982 90(4677) pp1890-1892
Outlines a number of principles which should, ideally, apply in
this situation including maximum times for holding charges, the
application of habeas corpus to all cases: the
frequent informing of detainees' rights; strict rules on body
searches: the right of a suspect to contact a solicitor or
friend: and greater use of tape-recording in the taking of
statements.

Police custody, police powers

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