ASA(Adult sexual Assault) Flashcards
1
Q
Name the 12 key process for ASA?
A
1 - Initial contact 2 - Case referral 3 - Providing support 4 - Preliminary interview 5 - Information feedback 6 - Medical examination 7 - Formal interview 8 - Investigation and evidence assessment 9 - Resolution options 10 - Prosecution 11 - Final action and record keeping 12 - Preventative opportunities and responsibilty
2
Q
What are the time frames for ‘Acute’ ‘Non Acute’ ‘ Histroic’
A
Acute - up to 7 Days
Non Acute - between 7 days and 6 months
Historic - 6 months plus
3
Q
What does ‘DSAC’ stand for?
A
Doctors for Sexual Abuse Care
4
Q
What is the Primary objective of the forensic examination?
A
The victim well being, physical, sexual, mental health and safety.
5
Q
What is the Secondary objective of the forensic examination?
A
To collect trace evidence
6
Q
Purpose of a Preliminary interview?
A
- What further investigation action are necessary
- Whether an offence has occurred
- Whether the victim wishes to make a formal complaint
7
Q
Under the ASA policy what is the definition of a adult
A
- 17 years and over at the time of the reported sexual assault
- Gender neutral
8
Q
Who is responsible for ASA complaints?
A
CIB
