Master PACE Code A stop and search principles, reasonable grounds for suspicion, and statutory powers under section 1.
Examine suspicionless search authorisations under section 60, GOWISELY safeguards, strip searches, and search records.
Review PACE section 8 search warrants, legal privilege, excluded and special procedure material, and warrant execution.
Master warrantless entry powers under PACE sections 17, 18 and 32, consent searches under Code B, and TPIM/STPIM powers.
Examine general seizure powers under PACE section 19, CJPA 2001 seize and sift rules, retention limits, and registers.
Master constable arrest powers under PACE section 24, Code G necessity criteria, mandatory s. 28 information, and records.
Examine citizen's arrest under PACE section 24A, arrest warrants, voluntary interviews, and post-arrest powers under s. 32.
Master Mental Health Act 1983 sections 135 and 136 powers, places of safety rules, detention limits, and AWOL patients.
Review residential squatting offences, aggravated trespass, unauthorised encampment powers, and school or NHS nuisance.
Master the Licensing Act 2003 objectives, police entry powers, drunkenness offences, underage alcohol rules, and closures.
Examine gang injunctions, ASB injunctions, Respect Orders, Criminal Behaviour Orders, Stalking Orders, and dispersal.
Master Community Protection Notices, Public Spaces Protection Orders, premises closure powers, and parenting orders.
Master the statutory notice rules, police conditions and ban powers governing public processions, assemblies and meetings.
Examine Public Order Act 2023 protest offences, Crime and Policing Act 2026 protest powers, search rules and SDPO regimes.
Master the statutory elements, participant thresholds and mens rea for riot, violent disorder and affray under POA 1986.
Examine common law breach of the peace, sections 4 to 5 of the Public Order Act 1986, and statutory public nuisance.
Master the offences and police powers for alcohol, pyrotechnics, pitch incursion, chanting and Football Banning Orders.
Review the statutory definition of domestic abuse, DVPN and DVPO procedures, pilot DAPN and DAPO regimes, and Clare's Law.
Examine stirring up racial, religious or sexual orientation hatred under POA 1986 and harassment offences under PHA 1997.
Master the statutory offences of stalking, fear of violence, Stalking Protection Orders and harassment of a person at home.
Review Article 8 privacy duties, surveillance and CHIS under RIPA 2000, computer misuse and data protection offences.
Examine malicious and offensive communications, Online Safety Act 2023 offences, and false fire alarm penalties.
Master the elements of perjury, perverting the course of justice, assisting offenders, witness intimidation and escape.
Master the statutory definition of terrorism, proscribed organisations, terrorist financing, cordons and police powers.
Examine the nine protected characteristics, prohibited conduct, reasonable adjustments and the public sector equality duty.
Review the Standards of Professional Behaviour, severity assessments, suspension rules and IOPC referral duties.
Master the procedures, panel composition, outcomes and appeal routes for misconduct meetings and misconduct hearings.
Review the scope, procedural safeguards, first stage meetings, improvement notices and appeals under the Performance Regs.
Master the streamlined two-stage performance process, panel outcomes, Chief Officer liability and police status offences.
Examine the statutory definitions of vehicle, MPV, motor vehicle, driving, in charge, road, public place and road defences.
Master police powers to stop vehicles, authorise road checks, require documents, seize uninsured vehicles and trace drivers.
Review dangerous and careless driving, causing death or serious injury, the 14-day NIP rule and s. 59 vehicle seizures.
Master the offences of driving or being in charge while unfit or over the prescribed alcohol or specified drug limits.
Examine preliminary roadside tests, evidential breath, blood and urine specimens, hospital rules and s. 10 detention.