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Powers to Arrest - Correct Answers LEPRA 99 (1a)
- Police officers MAY arrest without a warrant if, suspects on REASONABLE GROUNDS that the person
- Use of Force to restrain the Suspect
- Officer makes it clear that they will if necessary use force to prevent the individual from going
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has or is committing an offence Ways to make an arrest - Correct Answers 1. Officer states in terms that the suspect is under arrest.The suspect complies
what is FINECHAPS - Correct Answers FINE CHAPS - Section 99(1b) LEPRA - arrest is reasonable for one of the following reasons F - stop the person fleeing from a police officer or from the location of the offence I - To enable enquiries to be made to establish the person's identity if it cannot be readily established N - Nature or seriousness of the offence E - Preserve Evidence of the Offence or prevent fabrication of Evidence C - Committing another offence H - Harassment of, or interference A - Ensure person appears beef court P - Obtain property in their possession S - For their safety Arrest in a legal context - Correct Answers Arrest in a legal context Arrest is the total restraint of a persons liberty of another is affective from the moment a person is not free to come and go as he/she pleases "Arrest is where an officer plainly conveys by words or actions that a suspect is not free to leave" (NSW Court of Criminal Appeal).A detailed person is not someone who is free to leave the detainment of police. They are under arrest.