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- Question 1 of 20
1. Question
Trespassing with a weapon of offence can not be committed on which premises?
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2. Question
A knife crime prevention order may be made, where on at least two occasions in the relevant period, the defendant had a bladed article with them without good reason or lawful authority. Which of the following places are not included:
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3. Question
Fred is in possession of a washing up liquid plastic container filled with ammonia. Has he adapted the container for use as an offensive weapon?
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4. Question
Knives may not be sold to a person under what age?
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5. Question
Who has power to seize offensive weapons on school premises?
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6. Question
Is a person in a private nightclub, carrying a milk a bottle filled with acid, and intending to use it to cause injury, carrying an offensive weapon in a public place?
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7. Question
A butcher carrying knives from one shop to another is not committing an offence because…
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8. Question
What is meant by offensive weapon per se?
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9. Question
Neville, 17, is walking through the streets carrying an axe. He just bought the axe to fell a tree in his mother’s garden. What offence is disclosed?
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10. Question
Unlawful marketing of knives. What is meant by suitable for combat?
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11. Question
Glenn is found in possession of an offensive weapon in a public place. He says he’s going to “top” himself. Is this an offence?
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12. Question
Gavin is driving and is stopped by police who find an offensive weapon in his toolbox. He says “that’s been there for years, I forgot I had it”. Has Gavin committed an offence?
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13. Question
Paul hands a package to his girlfriend, Sue, to hold for him. In the package is a knife. Sue does not know what the package contains. Does she commit an offence?
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14. Question
Having blades or sharply pointed articles in public places. Which of the following are not included in the legislation?
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15. Question
Julian is stopped in the street and found to be in possession of a folding pocket knife whose blade is 2 and a half inches in length. Is this an offence of having a blade in a public place?
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16. Question
Tom is found in the street in possession of a folding pocket knife whose blade is 2 and a half inches in length and which locks when open. Is this an offence?
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17. Question
Serious physical harm does not include which of the following:
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18. Question
Jonah, aged 17 buys razor blades in a shop. Is this an offence?
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19. Question
Harris is marketing knives, and is regularly describing the knives as ‘not a blade, only the sharpest point ever created’. Is this an offence of Unlawfully Marketing Knives?
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20. Question
Jones & Jones are manufacturers of high class hunting knives. Their only retailer, ‘The Complete Hunter’ is an exclusive store in London, who’s marketing strategy is to describe their knives as being favoured by Special Forces and Canadian hunters. Who, if anyone, is guilty of an offence?
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