citizen's arrest
citizen's arrest an apprehending of a person by a member of the public. It is assumed in the UK that a private citizen (including a police constable) may arrest another without warrant if the citizen has witnessed the commission of a serious crime. Any force used
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must be reasonable (or in certain limited circumstances where there has been no unlawful conduct but there is a real threat of a breach of the peace interfering with the rights of another that would involve unreasonable violence: Bibby v. Chief Constable [2000] TLR 323).
- General Medical Council (GMC)
- general meeting
- general partner
- general words
- Geneva Convention
- genocide
- Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod
- get
- gift
- glebe
- GMC
- going-concern concept
- golden formulae
- golden rule
- good faith
- Good Friday Agreement
- good root
- goods
- goodwill
- Governor-General
- grand larceny
- grant
- gratuitous alienation
- gratuitous contract
- Gray's Inn