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What is the definition of “Use of force”?

1) Necessary


2) Reasonable


3) Proportionate


4) No more force then necessary

What are the five main laws and policies that are needed in use of force?

1) The human rights act 1998


2) Criminal Law Act 1967


3) Common Law


4) Rule 47/ YOI Rule 50


5) PSI 1600

What are the three main articles of the human rights act we use in use of force?

Article 2 - The right to life.


Article 3 - Prohibition from torture, inhuman or degrading treatment.


Article 8 - The right to a private life.

What is the Criminal Law Act 1967?

“Any person may use such force as is reasonable in the circumstances in the prevention of a crime, or in the affecting or assisting in the arrest of prisoners or suspected prisoners unlawfully at large’’

What is common Law?

“The common law has always recognised a persons right to act in defence of themselves or others and had established a principle, ‘duty of care’.’’

What is Rule 47/YOI Rule 50?

“An Officer dealing with a prisoner shall not use force un-necessarily and when the application of force is necessary, no more force then necessary shall be used”


“No officer shall act deliberately in a manner to provoke a prisoner”

What is PSO 1600 - Use of force policy - PSI 30/15?

- Honestly perceived that the Use Of Force (UoF) is necessary in the circumstances


- The degree of force is reasonable


- The use of force is proportionate to the seriousness of the circumstances


- No more force than necessary would be used

How long after use of force does the paperwork need to be filled out?

72 hours

What is the difference between, planned and spontaneous intervention?

Planned - going in with a plan of action and a reason to use the force. Eg. Intelligence.


Spontaneous - happens in the moment with no initial plan

What should be done before use of force is considered?

De-escalation of the situation

Who fills out the paper work in a spontaneous use of force?

The first person to touch the prisoner.

Name four CnR positions

1) Standing


2) Supine (on back)


3) Prone (face down)


4) Seated

What paper work would be filled out if a prisoner was injured during use of force?

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