PACE and the Codes of Practice
Core grounding in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 and Codes A–H, with emphasis on the provisions most tested at interview.
Structured modules, timed MCQs, and CIT-style scenarios that mirror the real assessment. Built for England and Wales. Aligned with PACE and the Codes of Practice.
Training and study only. Completion of this course does not confer PSRAS accreditation.
Core grounding in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 and Codes A–H, with emphasis on the provisions most tested at interview.
Rights on arrival, reviews of detention, time limits under s.41–44, welfare checks, appropriate adults, and when to escalate.
How to request and evaluate pre-interview disclosure, decide between full comment, prepared statement, and no comment, and adapt as the interview unfolds.
Identifying vulnerability, Code C safeguards, juveniles, mental health, interpreters, and the role of the appropriate adult.
VIPER, group and confrontation ID, fingerprints and DNA, intimate and non-intimate samples, and refusal consequences.
Sections 34, 36 and 37 CJPOA 1994, when inferences may be drawn, and how that feeds into your interview advice.
Scenario-led practice: spot the issue, prioritise actions, and justify your decisions under time pressure as in the live assessment.
Timed MCQs pulled from a bank covering every core topic, with accuracy-by-topic stats so you know what to revise next.
Read compact, exam-focused modules that cover the law, codes, and the practical moves that matter in custody.
Answer timed MCQs and open-response questions. Get instant feedback with reasoning and source references.
Work through CIT-style scenarios — the format used in assessment — and review a model decision trail.
See accuracy and time-per-question by topic so you target your weakest areas first, not the ones you already know.
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