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- R_v_Waterfield abstract "R v Waterfield [1963] 3 All E.R. 659 is a leading English Court of Appeal decision establishing the common law authority of a police officer to stop and detain individuals. This case produced what is known as the waterfield test (also called the common law "ancillary power doctrine") to determine the limit of police authority to interfere with a person's liberty or property.".
- R_v_Waterfield wikiPageExternalLink R_Waterfield.htm.
- R_v_Waterfield wikiPageID "3236082".
- R_v_Waterfield wikiPageRevisionID "583904557".
- R_v_Waterfield casesCited "None".
- R_v_Waterfield citations "[1964] 1 Q.B. 164; [1963] 3 W.L.R. 946; [1963] 3 All E.R. 659; 48 Cr. App. R. 42; 128 J.P. 48; 107 S.J. 833".
- R_v_Waterfield court "Court of Criminal Appeal".
- R_v_Waterfield dateDecided "1963-10-17".
- R_v_Waterfield fullName "The Crown against Eli Waterfield".
- R_v_Waterfield hasPhotoCollection R_v_Waterfield.
- R_v_Waterfield judges "Lord Parker CJ, Ashworth and Hinchcliffe JJ.".
- R_v_Waterfield keywords "Assault; Cars; Police officers; Police powers; Search and seizure".
- R_v_Waterfield legislationCited "Metropolitan Police Act 1839 s. 66;".
- R_v_Waterfield legislationCited "Offences against the Person Act 1861 s. 38;".
- R_v_Waterfield legislationCited "Road Traffic Act 1960 s. 223".
- R_v_Waterfield legislationCited "Road Traffic Act 1960 s. 2;".
- R_v_Waterfield name "R. v. Waterfield".
- R_v_Waterfield priorActions "None".
- R_v_Waterfield subsequentActions "None".
- R_v_Waterfield subject Category:1963_in_case_law.
- R_v_Waterfield subject Category:1963_in_the_United_Kingdom.
- R_v_Waterfield subject Category:Court_of_Appeal_of_England_and_Wales_cases.
- R_v_Waterfield subject Category:English_criminal_case_law.
- R_v_Waterfield comment "R v Waterfield [1963] 3 All E.R. 659 is a leading English Court of Appeal decision establishing the common law authority of a police officer to stop and detain individuals. This case produced what is known as the waterfield test (also called the common law "ancillary power doctrine") to determine the limit of police authority to interfere with a person's liberty or property.".
- R_v_Waterfield label "R v Waterfield".
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- R_v_Waterfield sameAs Q7278326.
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- R_v_Waterfield wasDerivedFrom R_v_Waterfield?oldid=583904557.
- R_v_Waterfield isPrimaryTopicOf R_v_Waterfield.