A complete set of notes for the NPPF Step 2 legal exam, organised in four parts: Crime, Evidence & Procedure, Roads Policing and General Police Duties. Written for officers who don't have time to write their own notes, or need somewhere to start.
Five sample pages. Tap a page to enlarge it.
Writing notes for the whole NPPF syllabus takes weeks. These notes do that part for you, so your time goes on learning the law rather than summarising it.
Each topic is written in plain English, with the key points, worked examples and the areas where candidates commonly go wrong.
Use them to revise for the police promotion exam for sergeants or inspectors: the NPPF Step Two legal exam, which replaced OSPRE Part I. If you are sitting a 2027 exam, use them alongside the 2027 edition of the Blackstone's Police Manuals, which the exam is based on. See the sergeants' exam guide, how to pass the sergeants' exam, the inspectors' exam guide and the 2027 exam dates.
Shifts, rest days and family life leave little time to condense the manuals. Start revising from day one.
Every topic is tagged Gold, Silver or Bronze, so you can begin with the areas that have carried the most marks.
Use them to check your own notes, fill gaps, or as a final pass in the weeks before the exam.
Each numbered topic gives a summary, key points and a worked example.
Topics tagged by how many marks they have generally carried in recent sittings.
Highlighted boxes on the areas that most often catch candidates out.
A direct question with a single clear answer, to test what you have just read.
Every time limit side by side, a "who authorises what" rank table and a PACE section finder.
Question and answer cards on the hard facts that are easy to blank on under pressure.
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Every topic in the notes on two printable pages, ranked by how many marks it has generally carried across recent NPPF sittings.
A weighting guide built from past sitting data, not a prediction. The whole syllabus remains examinable.
These are revision notes that summarise the NPPF syllabus. They are not a replacement for the Blackstone's Police Manuals, the legislation or official guidance.
Every effort has been made to make them accurate and up to date, but they may contain errors or omissions, and the law and guidance can change after they are written. Where anything in the notes differs from the current Manuals or legislation, the Manuals and legislation are correct.
If you spot a mistake, email support@policecompanion.co.uk so it can be corrected.
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The NPPF legal exam for Sergeants and Inspectors. The notes are organised in four parts: Crime, Evidence & Procedure, Roads Policing and General Police Duties. Check the topics against the 2027 candidate handbook and Blackstone's Police Manuals for your exam.
Each topic is tagged by how many marks it has generally carried across recent NPPF sittings. Gold topics have carried the most, Bronze the fewest. It is a guide to relative weighting, not a prediction; the whole syllabus remains examinable.
Yes. Every topic starts on a fresh page, so you can pull out the topics you need, group them by priority, or keep a pile of the ones you are not yet confident on.
Every effort has been made to make them accurate and up to date, but they are revision notes and may contain errors or omissions. The law and guidance can also change. Always check against the current Blackstone's Police Manuals and legislation, which take priority.
No. They are an independent revision aid and are not endorsed by, connected with or approved by the College of Policing, any police force or any government department.
No. Each purchase is a personal licence for your own private study.
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