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The Law of Public Order and Protest
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by HHJ. Peter Thornton, QC., Ruth Brander, Richard Thomas,...
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Format: Hardback
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Language: English
Dimensions: 25.00 X 3.00 X 18.00
Publisher Code: 9780199566143
Date Added: 2018-08-09
Search Category: International
Jurisdiction: International

Overview:

The landscape of public order law has changed dramatically over the last decade. A wide range of legislation - including the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 and the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 has been enacted, and established legislation on trespass, criminal damage and the use of the highway, has been put to new use in the criminalisation of protestors. The Law of Public Order and Protest provides a systematic, in-depth analysis of the law relating to public order and the right to protest. The text provides a comprehensive guide to the area, analysing the underlying legal principles and constitutional and human rights background, as well as guiding readers through all procedural matters, the use of police powers, evidential issues, defences, and available orders (including ASBOs). The narrative also analyses the case law in both the domestic and European human rights context. The comprehensive work examines all offences brought in by statute since the Public Order Act 1986 as well as the remaining common law offences. It features offences from riot and affray, through to picketing, harassment, aggravated trespass, incitement to racial and religious hatred, and possession offences. It is up to date with the latest legislative interventions, including the new offence of glorifying terrorism, and measures introduced under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. This new work steers you through the maze of legislation in this complex area.
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Table Of Contents:

1. The Public Order Act 1986: Offences ; A. Introduction ; B. Riot: Public Order Act 1986, s 1 ; C. Violent Disorder: Public Order Act 1986, s 2 ; D. Affray: Public Order Act 1986, s 3 ; E. Fear or Provocation of Violence: Public Order Act 1986, s 4 ; F. Harassment, Alarm, or Distress: s 5 ; G. Intentional Harassment, Alarm or Distress: Public Order Act 1986, s 4A ; 2. Other Public Order Offences ; A. Overview ; B. Assault on or Obstruction of a Constable in the Execution of his Duty ; C. Prohibition of Political Uniforms ; D. Prohibition of Quasi-Military Organizations ; E: Bomb Hoaxes ; F: Racial and Religious Hatred ; G: Public Nuisance ; H: Criminal Damage ; I. Animal Research Facilities ; J. Contamination or Interfering with Goods ; K. Intimidation, including Watching and Besetting ; L. Drunk and Disorderly ; M. Football Related Disorder ; N: Taking a Photograph of a Police Officer ; 3. Processions, Assemblies, and Meetings ; A. Overview ; B. Processions ; C. Assemblies ; D. Meetings ; E. Parliament Square ; F. Other Specific Areas ; G. Other Offences Specific to Location ; H. By-Laws ; 4. Use of the Highway ; A. Introduction ; B. Definition of the Highway ; C. Use of the Highway ; D. Obstruction of the Highway ; E. Picketing ; F. Police Road Blocks ; G. By-Laws ; H. Street-based Prostitution ; 5. Trespass to Land ; A. Introduction ; B. Civil Law of Trespass to Land ; C. Criminal Law ; 6. Police Powers Before Arrest ; A. The Nature of Policing ; B. Contact with the Police Short of Arrest ; C. Establishing Identity ; D. Control of Movement ; E. Stop and Search: Before Arrest ; F. Breach of the Peace ; G. The Use of Force by the Police ; H. Conclusion ; 7. Arrest, Detention, and Bail ; A. Arrest ; B. Detention at the Police Station ; C. Bail Conditions and Remands in Custody After Charge ; 8. Defences of Excuse and Justification ; A. Introduction ; B. General Principles ; C. The Prevention of Crime ; D. The Protection of Property ; E. Necessity/Duress of Circumstances ; F. Acting in the Public Interest ; 9. Punishment, Appeals, and Restrictive Orders ; A. Sentencing Principles in Protest Cases ; B. Binding Over ; C. Alternatives to Conviction ; D. Appeals ; E. Injunctions ; F. Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) ; G. Football Banning Orders ; 10. Human Rights ; A. Introduction ; B. Articles 10 and 11 ; C. Article 9: Freedom of Thought, Conscience, and Religion ; D. Article 8: Right to Respect for Private and Family Life ; E: Article 5: Right to Liberty and Security ; F: Article 6: Right to a Fair Trial ; G: Article 2: Right to Life ; H: Article 3: Prohibition of Torture ; Index
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