Anonymity for victims of sexual offences Flashcards

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Sexual offences anonymity

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Lifelong anonymity to victims, as soon as an allegation is made, anonymity remains whether or not there is an investigation etc.

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What offences are included in the ban?

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Rape, Assault by penetration, Sexual activity with a child, sexual assault, meeting a child after sexual grooming wtc.

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What situations can lifelong anonymity can be lifted?

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  • Victim gives WRITTEN consent (if 16+)
  • If a case other than sexual offence in alleged
  • By order of court at defendants request
  • By order of the court to lift ‘substantial and resonable’ reporting restrictiosn
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What does IPSO say about sexual offences?

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Clause 7- Children in sex cases- ban on identifying children under 16 involved in sex cases
Clause 11- Victims of sexual assault- ban on identification unless there is justification

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What is the key legislation for human trafficking?

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Sexual offences act 1992

Modern Slavery act 2015

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What restrictions are in place for victims of human trafficking?

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SAME AS SEXUAL OFFENCES

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What is the punishment for breaking anonymity?

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Prosecution and liability for an unlimited fine

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Does jigsaw identification apply?

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YES

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What does indictable-only and either-way mean?

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indictable-only- the most serious and include murder, manslaughter and rape. These can only be tried in Crown Court.
either-way- A criminal offence that can be heard in the magistrates’ or Crown Court.

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What are some examples of indictable-only sexual offences?

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Rape, assault by penetration, causing or inciting a child under 13 or mental disorder to engage in sexual activity,

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What are some examples of either-way sexual offences?

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sexual assault, sexual activity with a child over 13 etc.

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What is the act for FGM?

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Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003- same automatic ban

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What is the act for forced marriage offences?

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Anti-social behaviour, crime and policing Act 2014. SAME AUTOMATIC BAN

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