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Can I Refuse A Stop And Search?
on what grounds can i avoid the stop and search
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*G* GROUNDS - A clear explanation of the officer’s grounds for suspicion, eg, info/intel or specific behaviour of person.
*O* OBJECTIVE - A clear explanation of the object and purpose of the search in terms of the article being searched for.
*W* - Warrant card, if not in uniform or if requested
*I* - Identity of the officer(s): name and number or, in cases involving terrorism or where there is a specific risk to the officer, just warrant or collar number (name and callsign).
*S* - Station to which the officer is attached (New Scotland Yard).
*E* - Entitlement to a copy of the search record within 3 months
*L* LAW - Legal power used (Section 1 of PACE).
*Y* - You are detained for the purposes of a search.
*G* GROUNDS - A clear explanation of the officer’s grounds for suspicion, eg, info/intel or specific behaviour of person.
*O* OBJECTIVE - A clear explanation of the object and purpose of the search in terms of the article being searched for.
*W* - Warrant card, if not in uniform or if requested
*I* - Identity of the officer(s): name and number or, in cases involving terrorism or where there is a specific risk to the officer, just warrant or collar number (name and callsign).
*S* - Station to which the officer is attached (New Scotland Yard).
*E* - Entitlement to a copy of the search record within 3 months
*L* LAW - Legal power used (Section 1 of PACE).
*Y* - You are detained for the purposes of a search.
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