OSPRE 1: Constable to Sergeant Week 18

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PSNI faces legal challenge on powers of entry under Covid laws - The PSNI and Justice Minister Naomi Long have both argued the power is available to officers under the regulations.

OSPRE 1: Constable to Sergeant Week 18

This week we start our revision looking at the whole of the Evidence and Procedure syllabus book.

Date - 13th February 2015
By - Phil Waters - Executive Guidance

Bail is a fairly regularly tested topic in recent months, but once again use this week to just read and re-read the whole chapter. My friend Henry, was without doubt the most successful Part 1 taker, (mainly because he could not pass Part 2) studied...

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