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Changes over time for: Section 65


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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Serious Crime Act 2007, Section 65.

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65Being capable of encouraging or assistingE+W+N.I.
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(1)A reference in this Part to a person's doing an act that is capable of encouraging the commission of an offence includes a reference to his doing so by threatening another person or otherwise putting pressure on another person to commit the offence.
(2)A reference in this Part to a person's doing an act that is capable of encouraging or assisting the commission of an offence includes a reference to his doing so by—
(a)taking steps to reduce the possibility of criminal proceedings being brought in respect of that offence;
(b)failing to take reasonable steps to discharge a duty.
(3)But a person is not to be regarded as doing an act that is capable of encouraging or assisting the commission of an offence merely because he fails to respond to a constable's request for assistance in preventing a breach of the peace.
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