Re: Reasonable Doubt
"At which point he is arrested under this act"
Actually the prosecution would object, the jury would be ushered out of court and there'd be a legal argument culminating in the question not being allowed. Then the jury would be brought back in. A persistent defence barrister might well be able to try to put the question a number of times until such time as the jury worked out that there was something fishy going on.
A repeated blocking of defence questions might well be the basis for appeal, maybe as far as the ECHR (no, this is not affected by Brexit).
Another tack might be to get a copy of the relevant bit of the Act introduced as evidence.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
