Which document allows individuals to avoid arrest while ensuring attendance in court?

The correct answer is the Field Court Attendance Notices. This document serves a crucial function within the legal system, allowing individuals who have committed a minor offense to avoid immediate arrest while ensuring that they will attend court to answer for the alleged offense.

By issuing a Field Court Attendance Notice, law enforcement provides a more measured approach to minor offenses, where the individual is given the opportunity to appear in court without the potential stress and consequences of arrest. This enhances the efficiency of the justice system by reducing the number of arrests for minor infractions, while still holding individuals accountable for their actions.

Cautions, while informing an individual of their wrongdoing, do not specifically guarantee attendance in court. Fixed Penalty Notices and Traffic Infringement Notices serve as immediate penalties for certain offenses, but they do not facilitate the requirement to attend court like the Field Court Attendance Notice does.