Zander on PACE

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Zander on PACE has been established for more than three decades as the leading work in this important field. The book ranges widely, including not only the 500 plus pages of Professor Zander’s authoritative commentary but the full text of the statute law as repeatedly amended and of the PACE Codes of Practice. It covers equally the police powers of civilians under the Police Reform Act 2002. It deals with the related terrorism provisions and the terrorism Codes of Practice as well as the statute and case law on the right of silence.

The book draws on more than 900 judicial decisions including dozens of new cases.

At the end of chapters, as in previous editions, there is a Q&A section giving quick answers on common practical problems.

Changes since the last edition include in particular the major revision of pre-charge bail (some 20 new pages of the statute and corresponding new pages of author’s commentary); new rules on stop and search; the Law Commission’s 2020 report on search warrants; new provisions regarding the use of body-worn cameras for recording of suspect interviews elsewhere than at police stations; new rules regarding the photographing of suspects and the retention of fingerprints in terrorism cases; and changes to Codes C and H regarding the health, hygiene and welfare needs of detainees, particularly female detainees.

About the author

Michael Zander QC (Hon) is Emeritus Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He was a member of the Runciman Royal Commission on Criminal Justice (1991–1993). For twenty-five years he was Legal Correspondent of The Guardian and has frequently commented on legal issues on both radio and television. He has been a member of the Home Office PACE Strategy Board since its inception in 2008.

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Foreword to the Sixth Edition by Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice 2008—2013

Introductory Note to the Ninth Edition

The Background and the Future

Table of Cases

Table of Statutes

COMMENTARY ON THE ACT

Part I Powers to Stop and Search

Part II Powers of Entry, Search and Seizure

Part III Arrest

Part IV Detention

Part V Questioning and Treatment of Persons by Police

Part VI The PACE Codes of Practice

Part VII Documentary Evidence in Criminal Proceedings

Part VIII Evidence in Criminal Proceedings—General

Part IX Police Complaints and Discipline

Part X Police—General

Part XI Miscellaneous and Supplementary

Chapter 12 Police Powers for Civilians—The Police Reform Act 2002 (including text of the statutory provisions)

Chapter 13 The Right to Silence—The Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 (including text of the statutory provisions)

Chapter 14 The Human Rights Act 1998 and The European Convention on Human Rights

THE POLICE AND CRIMINAL EVIDENCE ACT 1984

Text of the Act

Schedule 1—Special procedure

Schedule 1A—Specific offences which are arrestable offences

Schedule 2—Preserved powers of arrest

Schedule 2A—Fingerprinting and samples: power to require attendance at police station

Schedule 3—Provisions supplementary to sections 68 and 69

Schedule 6—Consequential amendments

Schedule 7—Repeals

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