Unit 17 Police Powers
Across
- 2. Twelve people chosen to hear a case at crown court (4)
- 5. Police and Criminal Evidence Act (1,1,1,1)
- 6. Highly qualified person in charge of trials at crown court (5)
- 7. Gives legal advice (9)
- 11. Offence that can be dealt with by magistrates court (7)
- 12. Member of a political community or state (7)
- 13. Warning given to arrested people about what they say(7)
- 14. Paid qualified senior magistrate (8,5)
- 15. Official instructions on how to do the job (5,2,8)
- 17. A law or Act of Parliament(7)
- 18. Court where indictable criminal cases are heard (5,5)
- 20. Disobeying bail conditions (6,2,4)
- 23. Agreement (7)
Down
- 1. Authority from a magistrate or judge to make an arrest or search(7)
- 3. Circumstances that make a crime less serious (10)
- 4. Lay person who hears summary cases (10)
- 8. Local criminal court where the sentence (11,5) for an offence is up to 6 months/£5000 fine
- 9. Prison or other secure place (7)
- 10. Defendants are aged between 10 and 17 here (5,5)
- 16. Accused (9)
- 19. Organisation of lawyers which prepares prosecution of criminal cases using evidence collected by police (1,1,1)
- 21. Depriving a suspect of their freedom (6)
- 22. Arrangement to ensure that a defendant will appear in court (4)