In October 2017, the Home Office carried out a public consultation on proposed changes to the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 Code C. These changes relate to vulnerable suspects and the appropriate adult (AA) safeguard. In July 2018, significant revisions were passed by Parliament and later brought into force. This paper explores two areas of revision: the definition of vulnerable suspects for whom an appropriate adult is required and the decision-making threshold for police officers. It sets out these aspects as they stood under the 2017 Code and as proposed at the consultation stage, and then examines the final changes drawing upon previous research, including empirical research in police custody
A recap of the appropriate adult workshop provided by the Cardiff School of Law & Politic
This paper, drawing upon qualitative data produced through interviews with custody officers (COs) at...
Full text of this article is not available in the UHRAThis article examines the nature of the approp...
In October 2017, the Home Office carried out a public consultation on proposed changes to the Polic...
In 2018 revisions to PACE code C amended the threshold for identification of vulnerability for the p...
This book provides a nuanced and timely contribution to the question of vulnerability in police cust...
The thesis is concerned with why police custody officers in England implement the appropriate adult ...
This article examines the treatment of vulnerable suspects in police custody, with particular emphas...
The appropriate adult (AA) safeguard is an important procedural safeguard that can be implemented to...
This article addresses one of the issues with Code C to the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) ...
This article examines the treatment of vulnerable suspects in police custody, with particular emphas...
This article addresses one of the issues with Code C to the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) ...
Purpose To discuss the recent National Appropriate Adult Network (NAAN) report on role of the appr...
The requirement for the attendance of an ‘Appropriate Adult’ when a ‘mentally vulnerable’ person is ...
The appropriate adult (AA) safeguard is potentially an important source of protection for vulnerable...
A recap of the appropriate adult workshop provided by the Cardiff School of Law & Politic
This paper, drawing upon qualitative data produced through interviews with custody officers (COs) at...
Full text of this article is not available in the UHRAThis article examines the nature of the approp...
In October 2017, the Home Office carried out a public consultation on proposed changes to the Polic...
In 2018 revisions to PACE code C amended the threshold for identification of vulnerability for the p...
This book provides a nuanced and timely contribution to the question of vulnerability in police cust...
The thesis is concerned with why police custody officers in England implement the appropriate adult ...
This article examines the treatment of vulnerable suspects in police custody, with particular emphas...
The appropriate adult (AA) safeguard is an important procedural safeguard that can be implemented to...
This article addresses one of the issues with Code C to the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) ...
This article examines the treatment of vulnerable suspects in police custody, with particular emphas...
This article addresses one of the issues with Code C to the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) ...
Purpose To discuss the recent National Appropriate Adult Network (NAAN) report on role of the appr...
The requirement for the attendance of an ‘Appropriate Adult’ when a ‘mentally vulnerable’ person is ...
The appropriate adult (AA) safeguard is potentially an important source of protection for vulnerable...
A recap of the appropriate adult workshop provided by the Cardiff School of Law & Politic
This paper, drawing upon qualitative data produced through interviews with custody officers (COs) at...
Full text of this article is not available in the UHRAThis article examines the nature of the approp...