DETENTION & QUESTIONING PACE 1984 CASES

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r v Samuel

Facts: police refused to give a detainee access to a solicitor

legal principle: right to legal advise can only be delayed in exceptional circumstances otherwise evidence may be excluded

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r v grant 2005

facts: police secretly listened into a conversation between a suspect and a solicitor

legal principle: serious breach of legal privilege evidence was discarded to protect fairness

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r v mason 1987

facts: police lied about a fingerprint to get a confession

legal principle: confession gained through deception is unreliable and must be discarded

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r v Aspinall 

facts: mentally ill suspect interviewed without a responsible adult present 

legal principle: vulnerable suspects must have support failure makes interview unfair meaning evidence must be discarded 

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r v Blake

Facts: Faulty tape recording of police interview.

Legal Principle: Police must properly record interviews otherwise, confession may be inadmissible.

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what section does detention and questioning fall under

s34 and s51

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what code does detention and questioning fall under

code C and E