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... for the first time. Part 2 of the Act makes provision for witnesses who find giving evidence in proceedings difficult. The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) and its codes of practice provide the police with powers they need to combat crime. In doing this it sets out to strike the right balance between police powers and the rights of the public, I will now look at the disposals available in the CJS, which are appropriate in responding to John's behaviour. I will also locate these disposals into the relevant legislation. Due to John having a previous record for theft it is most likely that he has received a reprimand or even a final warning in the past in accordance with the CDA 1998, (S65). The police under (PACE) 1984 have the power to arrest, question and detain John at the police station. Following the arrest if John is charged the ...
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