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     • If someone uses force to escape from prison, they are guilty of the separate offence of breaking prison.
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     Escaping from prison: the law - Brett Wilson LLP

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   What happens if someone uses force to escape from prison?

   • If someone uses force to escape from prison, they are guilty of the separate offence of breaking prison.

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   Can a person help a prisoner escape?

   • As per section 39 of the Prison Act 1952, it is an offence for someone to assist a prisoner escape or attempt to escape from custody. It is also an offence for someone to facilitate the escape of a prisoner by conveying anything into prison to assist them in the escape or by giving the prisoner anything to help them escape by any other means.

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   Can a prisoner escape from lawful custody?

   • Escaping from lawful custody It is an offence at common law (meaning it has not been made an offence by legislation but instead by case law) for a prisoner to escape without the use of force from lawful custody. The elements of the offence (as per Dhillon, R v EWCA Crim 2996) are: The defendant intentionally escaped from that lawful custody.

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   When can force be used in a prison?

   • Within a prison context, force will only be used where necessary and in the following circumstances: 3.5 Common law recognises that there may be circumstances in which one person may lawfully inflict violence on another, such as where a person may protect themselves from attack or act in defence of others.

   Policy name: Use of Force Policy Framework - GOV.UK

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   How long should a prisoner be sentenced if he escapes?

   • Where a prisoner escapes on his own due to some personal pressure, the sentence should be measured in months. Where professional criminals are assisted to escape by others on the outside, the sentence should be measured in years. Relevant factors in sentencing include: What else the escapee did whilst he was at large. Breaking Prison

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   What happens if a person knowingly harbours an escaped prisoner?

   • As per section 22 (2) of the Criminal Justice Act 1961, a person who knowingly harbours an escaped prisoner or gives them any assistance with the intent to prevent, hinder or interfere with them being recaptured is guilty of an offence. Someone guilty of this offence can be sent to prison themselves for up to 10 years. Remaining at large

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3. prisonreformtrust.org.uk › use-of-force-in-prisonUse of force in prison - Prison Reform Trust

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   Knowing when to stop using force is an important part of whether force is reasonable. The policy explains that if staff continue to restrain someone with no justification after they have become compliant, then this force stops being reasonable in the circumstances and will not be considered lawful.

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5. www.cps.gov.uk › legal-guidance › public-justicePublic Justice Offences - The Crown Prosecution Service

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   Sep 18, 2024 · Escape and Breach of Prison. It is a common law offence for a person to escape lawful custody without the use of force (escape) or with the use of force (breach of prison).

6. prisonreformtrust.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsUse of Force in prison - Prison Reform Trust

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   Use of Force in prison. When are staff allowed to use force against a prisoner? Prison Service Order (PSO) 1600 Use of Force contains details about when and how force should be used. The PSO states: The use of force by one person on another without consent is unlawful unless it is justified.

7. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 6565fPolicy name: Use of Force Policy Framework - GOV.UK

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   The Rule specifies: An officer in dealing with a prisoner shall not use force unnecessarily and, when the application of force to a prisoner is necessary, no more force than is necessary...

8. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-england-39037965Where do prison escapees and absconders actually go?

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   Feb 24, 2017 · Escapes involve prisoners absenting from prison without lawful authority by overcoming a physical security restraint such as fences, locks, bolts and bars, a secure vehicle or handcuffs. Absconds...

9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Prison_escapePrison escape - Wikipedia

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   Physical force involves attacking guards with blunt force, homemade weapons, smuggled weapons, or weapons stolen from overpowered guards. Some escapes involve one or more inmates taking over an entire unit or section of the prison, subduing guards, and stealing weapons or other objects they can use to their advantage.