Section 15, LEPRA by Garry Sims https://padlet.com/g_sims/Sect_15 With a particular focus upon police powers, closely read the section that most interests you. With reference to your chosen section and provisions stipulated under Part 15 of LEPRA ‘Safeguards relating to powers’, prepare a brief outline of what a police officer can and cannot do — do not just copy the Act, write in your own words. en-us 2017-11-09 21:19:08 UTC 2025-09-25 19:50:19 UTC hello@padlet.com Section 15: Safeguards relating to powers 201 https://padlet.com/g_sims/Sect_15/wish/205548317 Supplying police officers details:
A police officer whom is exercising his/her powers must provide the following
- Evidence they are a police officer (exception if in uniform) 
- The name and place of duty (when reasonable) 
- Reason for exercising power;
The police officer must provide the previously mentioned information at all time unless not referred to in subsection 3: g, I or j and also subsection 2b. 

If it is not reasonable to provide the information at the time of exercising the power, than the officer must do so when able.

(Gov 2002). 
Danica Matsen

]]> 2017-11-10 00:33:53 UTC https://padlet.com/g_sims/Sect_15/wish/205548317 Section 15: Safeguards relating to powers 201, 202 and 203. https://padlet.com/g_sims/Sect_15/wish/205548568 Power 201: A police officer has the power to stop, search and arrest a person, stop and search a vehicle, enter or search premises and seize property. 
Power 202:  A police officer who exercises a power must give evidence of being a police officer, the name of the police officer of duty. The reason for the exercise of power. Additionally, complying reasonable practice. 
Power 203: A police officer who exercises a power which consists of a direction, requirement of request must give a warning to the person.However a warning is not required if the person has already complied. ]]> 2017-11-10 00:35:41 UTC https://padlet.com/g_sims/Sect_15/wish/205548568 Section 15 , 203 https://padlet.com/g_sims/Sect_15/wish/205548848 Police officers to give warnings when giving or making directions, requirements or requests that must be complied with. 

- a police officer who exercises a power to which this part applies that involves a direction, requirement or request must firstly be given to the individual the individual is then required by law to comply with the request, direction or requirement given by the officer. 
 However a failure to comply with the direction given by the officer does not constitute an offence unless a warning under this secontion was given by the officer. 

- a warning is not necessary if the individual has already complied with requests or is in the process of complying with the officer 

- if there are numerous officers present on site only one officer is to comply with this section when exercising a power ]]> 2017-11-10 00:37:49 UTC https://padlet.com/g_sims/Sect_15/wish/205548848 Section 15, 202 https://padlet.com/g_sims/Sect_15/wish/205552800 With reference to your chosen section and provisions stipulated under part 15 of LEPRA ‘Safeguards relating to powers’, prepare a brief outline of what a police officer can and cannot do 
-       202 Police Officers to provide information when exercising powers
Within this section, it is the officer’s duty to be able to provide the following; 
o   evidence that they are a police officer
o   Name and their duty within the police force
o   Purpose behind why they are exercising there powers
-       They must fulfil these requirements to exercise these requirements. This can be further explained through Fleishman (2015) where he explains the requirements and reason behind officers exercising there powers when on or off duty.
-       Police Officer’s are not allowed to act unlawfully and be able to exercise their powers unethically

-  http://www8.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdb/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/leara2002451/
 
- https://boingboing.net/2015/02/25/think-you-have-the-right-to-de.html
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