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POLICE AND CRIMINAL EVIDENCE ACT 1984 (S.66) CODES OF PRACTICE

01 January 1991

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POLICE AND CRIMINAL EVIDENCE ACT 1984 (S.66) CODES OF PRACTICE
refdoc July=1991

BOOKS/PAMPHLETS User Ref = P58886
Home Office
HMSO, 1985 97pp RP58886A-B

Four separate codes relating to: the exercise by police officers
of statutory powers of stop and search: the searching of premises
and the seizure of property found on premises or persons; the
detention, treatment and questioning of persons and the
identification of persons.

United Kingdom, law, crime, vehicle, suspicion, search, police
powers, warrant, arrest, custody, police station, legal advice,
black people, ethnic minorities, caution, interview, terrorism, mentally
ill,
mentally handicapped

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