Crime and Police
Police and crime
Summary
Topic hub for **Police and crime** — 6 wiki pages extracted from approved sources.
Key information
- •Arrest — Handpicked links to trusted information on your rights if arrested and your right to free legal representation at the.
- •Crimes — GOV.UK Police cautions, warnings and penalty notices Explains when you can be given a caution (warning) or a penalty.
- •Motoring offences — Information about all types of road-traffic offences, chosen for you from trusted organisations.
- •Police complaints — How you can make complaints against the police. It explains the complaints procedure.
- •Police powers — Your rights about the police. Includes police powers to stop and search you, or to enter your property.
- •Sentencing — Handpicked by Advicenow - information from the rest of the web about all aspects of sentencing after you have been.
Practical guidance
- •Browse the wiki pages above for guidance on Police and crime.
- •Answers should cite the source URL and raw file path from each page's Sources section.
Related topics
Crime and PoliceIf You Are AccusedPolice and crime
Sources
- Advicenow — [Arrest](https://www.advicenow.org.uk/get-help/police-and-crime/arrest) — `raw/advicenow/police-and-crime-arrest.md`
- Advicenow — [Crimes](https://www.advicenow.org.uk/get-help/police-and-crime/crimes) — `raw/advicenow/police-and-crime-crimes.md`
- Advicenow — [Motoring offences](https://www.advicenow.org.uk/get-help/police-and-crime/motoring-offences) — `raw/advicenow/police-and-crime-motoring-offences.md`
- Advicenow — [Police complaints](https://www.advicenow.org.uk/get-help/police-and-crime/police-complaints) — `raw/advicenow/police-and-crime-police-complaints.md`
- Advicenow — [Police powers](https://www.advicenow.org.uk/get-help/police-and-crime/police-powers) — `raw/advicenow/police-and-crime-police-powers.md`
- Advicenow — [Sentencing](https://www.advicenow.org.uk/get-help/police-and-crime/sentencing) — `raw/advicenow/police-and-crime-sentencing.md`
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