The 'Notice to Detained Persons' (NDP), the English police caution administered to suspects at the moment of y anything,
The caution is made up of three parts:
The first part is
- “YOU DO NOT HAVE TO SAY ANYTHING”
This means that even though I will be asking you questions, you don't have to answer them.
Do you understand this part?
The second part is
- “BUT IT MAY HARM YOUR DEFENCE IF YOU DO NOT MENTION
WHEN QUESTIONED SOMETHING WHICH YOU LATER RELY ON IN COURT”
This means that if this case goes to court and you tell the court something that you did not tell me during this interview that you could have told me, then the court can draw its own conclusions from you doing this.
Do you understand this part?
The third and final part is
- “ANYTHING YOU DO SAY MAY BE GIVEN IN EVIDENCE”
{Name}, on {State date of crime} {state lo
unless you wish to do so but .
Anything you do say will be written down
and may be used in evidence."
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