Basic Summative

Question 1

Case Law

Answer 1

Clarification by a Judge over the correct meaning of words, phrases or sections of an Act or Statute

Question 2

Caution Rights

Answer 2

You have the right to remain silent, you do not have to make any statement. Anything you do say will be recorded and may be given as evidence in court. You have the right to speak to a lawyer without delay and in private before answering any questions. Police have a list of lawyers you may speak to for free

Question 3

Assault

Answer 3

Acts of intentionally applying force or attempting to apply force to the person of another, directly or indirectly,
or threatening by any act or gesture to apply such force to a person of another,
if the person making the threat has, or causes the other to believe on reasonable grounds that they have the present ability to effect their purpose

Question 4

Burglary

Answer 4

Being cunning, skilled or artful to gain entry to any building or ship. Still has an absence of authority even if the owner has let them in. Aggravated if person has or uses a weapon either immediately before or at the time of the offence.

Question 5

Robbery

Answer 5

Theft accompanied by violence or threats of violence either immediately before or at the time of the offence. Aggravated by 2 or more people, causing GBH or an offensive weapon is involved.

Question 6

Motor Vehicle

Answer 6

A vehicle drawn or propelled by mechanical power (including trailers)

Question 7

Road

Answer 7

Street, motorway, beach, bridge, culvert or anything forming part of a road, or a place to which people have access, and all sites at which vehicles can be weighed under the act

Question 8

Section 113 LTA 1998

General Roadway Related Powers

Answer 8

DIMDOD
Demand personal details
Inspect test or examine brakes or any other part of vehicle
Move or authorise person to move any obstructing vehicle
Direct driver to move vehicle
Order unlicensed driver not to drive
Direct traffic

Question 9

EBA Limits

Answer 9

More than 400mcg/l breath or 80mgm/100ml blood for drivers over 20
More than 150mcg/l breath or 30mgm/100ml blood for drivers under 20

Question 10

Why To Arrest Over Summons

Answer 10

WEEP
Witness safety
Ensure court appearance
Evidence protection
Prevent further offending

Question 11

Resisting Vs Obstructing Offences

Answer 11

Resisting offences for people under arrest and using opposing force
Obstruction for before arrest - physically obstructing, Delaying, Warning offenders, Refusing to obey, Telling lies

Question 12

Public Place

Answer 12

A place that at any material time, Is open to or being used by the public, Whether free or on payment of a charge, and whether any owner or occupier is lawfully entitled to eject that person.
Includes any aircraft, hovercraft, ship, ferry, other vessel, train or vehicle that is carrying or able to carry passengers. Also includes interior of any vehicle in a public place

Question 13

Situation Control

Answer 13

AWOCA
Ask question
Why are you there
Options to person
Confirm questions
Action via TOF

Question 14

Sudden Death & Coroners Act 2006 - Deaths Reported To Coroner If….

Answer 14

SCUMBIE
Suicide
Cause unknown
Unnatural or violent
Medical, dental ops
Birth deaths
Institutional deaths
Enactment ; CYP, Army

Question 15

Powers Of Entry

Answer 15

Informed Consent
Arrest warrant
Search warrant
Specific statutory power; Arms act, Misuse of drugs act, Land transport act, crimes act
Statutory authority