BOY NAMES Jacob - supplanter or heel Ethan - strong, firm, constant Michael - like God Jayden - thankful William - protector Alexander - defender, or helper of mankind Noah - comforter, wanderer Daniel - God is my judge Aiden - fire, born with fire Anthony - praiseworthy
Police power. Police power may refer to: Police power (United States constitutional law) Law enforcement agency powers Powers of the police in the United Kingdom Powers of the police in England and Wales Powers of the police in Scotland Police child protection powers in the United Kingdom.
Code G of the Codes of Practice governs police powers of arrest. The need for the code is to balance individual rights and the need for investigative powers by the police. The police powers of arrest are a extensive, they apply to every offence, not just serious offences so there is a need for such a balance. The right to liberty is a key principle of the Human Rights Act 1998. The exercise of the power of arrest represents an obvious and significant interference with that right.