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The law of public order and protest

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2010Description: 460p lxivISBN:
  • 9780199566143
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 345.410000 THO
Contents:
Table of contents 1. The Public Order Act 1986: Offences ; A. Introduction ; B. Riot: Public Order Act 1986, s 1 ; C. Violent Disorder: Public Order Act 1986, s 2 ; D. Affray: Public Order Act 1986, s 3 ; E. Fear or Provocation of Violence: Public Order Act 1986, s 4 ; F. Harassment, Alarm, or Distress: s 5 ; G. Intentional Harassment, Alarm or Distress: Public Order Act 1986, s 4A ; 2. Other Public Order Offences ; A. Overview ; B. Assault on or Obstruction of a Constable in the Execution of his Duty ; C. Prohibition of Political Uniforms ; D. Prohibition of Quasi-Military Organizations ; E: Bomb Hoaxes ; F: Racial and Religious Hatred ; G: Public Nuisance ; H: Criminal Damage ; I. Animal Research Facilities ; J. Contamination or Interfering with Goods ; K. Intimidation, including Watching and Besetting ; L. Drunk and Disorderly ; M. Football Related Disorder ; N: Taking a Photograph of a Police Officer ; 3. Processions, Assemblies, and Meetings ; A. Overview ; B. Processions ; C. Assemblies ; D. Meetings ; E. Parliament Square ; F. Other Specific Areas ; G. Other Offences Specific to Location ; H. By-Laws ; 4. Use of the Highway ; A. Introduction ; B. Definition of the Highway ; C. Use of the Highway ; D. Obstruction of the Highway ; E. Picketing ; F. Police Road Blocks ; G. By-Laws ; H. Street-based Prostitution ; 5. Trespass to Land ; A. Introduction ; B. Civil Law of Trespass to Land ; C. Criminal Law ; 6. Police Powers Before Arrest ; A. The Nature of Policing ; B. Contact with the Police Short of Arrest ; C. Establishing Identity ; D. Control of Movement ; E. Stop and Search: Before Arrest ; F. Breach of the Peace ; G. The Use of Force by the Police ; H. Conclusion ; 7. Arrest, Detention, and Bail ; A. Arrest ; B. Detention at the Police Station ; C. Bail Conditions and Remands in Custody After Charge ; 8. Defences of Excuse and Justification ; A. Introduction ; B. General Principles ; C. The Prevention of Crime ; D. The Protection of Property ; E. Necessity/Duress of Circumstances ; F. Acting in the Public Interest ; 9. Punishment, Appeals, and Restrictive Orders ; A. Sentencing Principles in Protest Cases ; B. Binding Over ; C. Alternatives to Conviction ; D. Appeals ; E. Injunctions ; F. Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) ; G. Football Banning Orders ; 10. Human Rights ; A. Introduction ; B. Articles 10 and 11 ; C. Article 9: Freedom of Thought, Conscience, and Religion ; D. Article 8: Right to Respect for Private and Family Life ; E: Article 5: Right to Liberty and Security ; F: Article 6: Right to a Fair Trial ; G: Article 2: Right to Life ; H: Article 3: Prohibition of Torture ; Index
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Table of contents
1. The Public Order Act 1986: Offences ;
A. Introduction ;
B. Riot: Public Order Act 1986, s 1 ;
C. Violent Disorder: Public Order Act 1986, s 2 ;
D. Affray: Public Order Act 1986, s 3 ;
E. Fear or Provocation of Violence: Public Order Act 1986, s 4 ;
F. Harassment, Alarm, or Distress: s 5 ;
G. Intentional Harassment, Alarm or Distress: Public Order Act 1986, s 4A ;
2. Other Public Order Offences ;
A. Overview ;
B. Assault on or Obstruction of a Constable in the Execution of his Duty ;
C. Prohibition of Political Uniforms ;
D. Prohibition of Quasi-Military Organizations ;
E: Bomb Hoaxes ;
F: Racial and Religious Hatred ;
G: Public Nuisance ;
H: Criminal Damage ;
I. Animal Research Facilities ;
J. Contamination or Interfering with Goods ;
K. Intimidation, including Watching and Besetting ;
L. Drunk and Disorderly ;
M. Football Related Disorder ;
N: Taking a Photograph of a Police Officer ;
3. Processions, Assemblies, and Meetings ;
A. Overview ;
B. Processions ;
C. Assemblies ;
D. Meetings ;
E. Parliament Square ;
F. Other Specific Areas ;
G. Other Offences Specific to Location ;
H. By-Laws ;
4. Use of the Highway ;
A. Introduction ;
B. Definition of the Highway ;
C. Use of the Highway ;
D. Obstruction of the Highway ;
E. Picketing ;
F. Police Road Blocks ;
G. By-Laws ;
H. Street-based Prostitution ;
5. Trespass to Land ;
A. Introduction ;
B. Civil Law of Trespass to Land ;
C. Criminal Law ;
6. Police Powers Before Arrest ;
A. The Nature of Policing ;
B. Contact with the Police Short of Arrest ;
C. Establishing Identity ;
D. Control of Movement ;
E. Stop and Search: Before Arrest ;
F. Breach of the Peace ;
G. The Use of Force by the Police ;
H. Conclusion ;
7. Arrest, Detention, and Bail ;
A. Arrest ;
B. Detention at the Police Station ;
C. Bail Conditions and Remands in Custody After Charge ;
8. Defences of Excuse and Justification ;
A. Introduction ;
B. General Principles ;
C. The Prevention of Crime ;
D. The Protection of Property ;
E. Necessity/Duress of Circumstances ;
F. Acting in the Public Interest ;
9. Punishment, Appeals, and Restrictive Orders ;
A. Sentencing Principles in Protest Cases ;
B. Binding Over ;
C. Alternatives to Conviction ;
D. Appeals ;
E. Injunctions ;
F. Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) ;
G. Football Banning Orders ;
10. Human Rights ;
A. Introduction ;
B. Articles 10 and 11 ;
C. Article 9: Freedom of Thought, Conscience, and Religion ;
D. Article 8: Right to Respect for Private and Family Life ;
E: Article 5: Right to Liberty and Security ;
F: Article 6: Right to a Fair Trial ;
G: Article 2: Right to Life ;
H: Article 3: Prohibition of Torture ;
Index