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> ...judged summarily by police... Wikipedia claims [1] that the offender can't be summarily judged by the police because they must agree to be cautioned: >
by jt2190 12y ago
> ...judged summarily by police...
Wikipedia claims [1] that the offender can't be summarily judged by the police because they must agree to be cautioned:
> In order to safeguard the offender's interests, the
> following conditions must be met before a caution can be
> administered:
> * there must be evidence of guilt sufficient to give
> a realistic prospect of conviction;
> * the offender must admit the offence;
> * the offender must understand the significance of a
> caution and give informed consent to being
> cautioned.
Did you mean something else when you wrote "summarily judged?" Or does Wikipedia have this wrong?
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_caution#Circumstances_for_use http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_caution#Circumstances_fo...
- esbranson 12y agoOnly if you think a guilty plea (in a court of law) doesn't result in a summary judgement because the offender agreed to it.