iPlod - Police Pocket Guide for iOS

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The iPlod App has been designed as a pocket reference tool for UK police officers. The app contains a database of UK legislation as well as aide...
Last updated on June 10, 2016
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By Munky Media

The iPlod App has been designed as a pocket reference tool for UK police officers. The app contains a database of UK legislation as well as aide...

The iPlod App has been designed as a pocket reference tool for UK police officers. The app contains a database of UK legislation as well as aide memoires and other useful information. The designer of the App is a serving UK police officer. LEGISLATION The App contains almost 300 articles, split into the following categories: Assault Theft Criminal Damage Drugs Public Order Weapons / Blades Anti-Social Behaviour Sexual Offences Traffic Law Firearms Immigration Terrorism Transport/Railways Police / Courts Fraud Harassment Sporting Offences Animals Environment Use of Force PACE Human Rights Miscellaneous Offences POINTS TO PROVE Legislation articles include the points to prove for the offence. Handy for structuring suspect interviews. POLICE ACTIONS Legislation articles include a list of 'police actions' specific to that offence. CHARGING CODES CCCJS Charging Codes are included for most offences and will be rolled out for all offences in future updates. AID MEMOIRES Handy guides that include GOWISELY, ADVOKATE, PEACE interview model, National Decision Model (NDM), Arrest Conditions, FPN codes, PND codes and more. SEARCH You can search from within the App by subject and key words that will then display all the relevant articles for your search query. EMAIL and PRINT There is also the facility to email each article so that you can then print it off very useful for points to prove in interviews!The App contains offences from Acts of Law that apply in England and Wales (Although many of these acts also apply in Scotland and Northern Ireland).