A Section 60 allows police officers to stop and search people even if they don't have suspicions about them. If an officer of at least the rank of Inspector ...

Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 allows a police officer to stop and search a person without reasonable suspicion. These are known ...

(a)to stop any pedestrian and search him or anything carried by him for offensive weapons or dangerous instruments;. (b)to stop any vehicle and search the ...

Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 is different to normal stop and search as it gives police the right to search people without ...

A Section 60 is a power given by an Inspector or above which allows police officers to stop and search anyone in a specific area without needing to have ...

Section 60 allows any uniformed constable to stop any pedestrian, or any vehicle driver and any passenger(s) and search them and / or their property for ...

60 Powers to stop and search in anticipation of [F1 , or after] violence.E+W+S. F2 [(1)If a police officer of or above the rank of inspector reasonably ...

Section 60 power applies to a specific geography for a specific amount of time, during which police officers can stop and search people without needing to ...

The police have powers to stop and search you if they have “reasonable grounds to suspect” you've committed a crime or are carrying an illegal item.

Section 60 gives police the right to search people without reasonable grounds. This can only happen in a defined area at a specific time when a senior officer ...