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📘 KNOW YOUR RIGHTS — PACE CODES OF PRACTICE (A–G) | SCORPION AUDITS What rules really control police powers in England and Wales? ⚖️ In this episode of Know Your Rights, Scorpion Audits breaks down PACE Codes of Practice A–G — the legally binding framework that governs how police must act from stop & search to custody, interview, and charging decisions. PACE is not guidance. It is the rulebook — and when it’s breached, cases can collapse. 🚨 🔍 WHAT THIS EPISODE COVERS ✔️ Code A — Stop & Search: what police must justify ✔️ Code B — Search of premises & seizure of property ✔️ Code C — Detention, custody reviews & interviews ✔️ Code D — Identification procedures & line-ups ✔️ Code E — Audio & video recording of interviews ✔️ Code F — Protections for vulnerable persons ✔️ Code G — Charging decisions & CPS involvement You’ll learn what police must do, what they cannot do, and what your rights are at every stage of police contact. 🚔 WHY THIS MATTERS Every year, evidence is excluded and cases fail because PACE was ignored. From unlawful searches to off-record questioning, small breaches can have huge legal consequences. This episode explains: ⚖️ When evidence can be excluded under PACE s.78 🛑 Why silence is not guilt 📄 What police must explain and record 🕒 Why custody time limits and reviews matter 🛡️ How PACE protects fairness — not criminals 🧠 WHO THIS EPISODE IS FOR 👥 Members of the public 📷 Auditors & accountability activists ⚖️ Anyone arrested, detained, or questioned 📚 Students of law & criminal justice If you’ve ever wondered “Can they actually do that?” — this episode gives you the answer. 💬 JOIN THE CONVERSATION 👇 Have you ever experienced a PACE breach? 👇 Were your rights properly explained in custody? 👇 Which Code do police get wrong most often? Drop a comment — we read them all. 👀 🦂 ABOUT SCORPION AUDITS Scorpion Audits exposes unlawful conduct, explains the law clearly, and follows through — not just films. 📌 Subscribe for weekly accountability & rights education 📌 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday 🔔 WATCH NEXT ➡️ Stop & Account — What You Do and Don’t Have to Say ➡️ Bail Conditions Explained ➡️ Release Under Investigation vs Bail 🔗 IMPORTANT This video is for education and accountability only. If you are under investigation or in custody, seek independent legal advice immediately. 🏷️ HASHTAGS #ScorpionAudits #KnowYourRights #PACE #PolicePowers #StopAndSearch #CustodyRights #RightToSilence #UKLaw #PoliceAccountability #CamerasDontLie Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9A60rS7n7h83DLF1uPLSzA/join
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