Human Rights and English Law (OCR A-Level Law): Flashcards

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Public Order Act 1986 purpose

Restricts Articles 10 & 11 rights (expression & assembly)

Breach of peace legal nature

Common law power, not statutory offence

PACE 1984 acronym meaning

Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984

RIPA 2000 regulates

Interception of communications & surveillance

RIPA s5(2) requirements

Warrants must be necessary and proportionate

Obscenity test (s1 Obscene Publications Act)

Tendency to deprave and corrupt

Defamatory statement definition

Injures reputation via contempt, ridicule or hatred

Libel vs Slander

Libel = permanent; Slander = transient form

Harassment Act s2 vs s4 offences

S2 = alarm/distress; S4 = fear of violence

Harassment 'course of conduct'

Usually at least two incidents

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