Behaviour Offences Flashcards

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Fighting in Public Place

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[Fights]
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[In a Public Place]

*This is a consent based offence.
Two persons, or more must agree upon a fight and engage in fighting in a public place. If one person is not consenting, it is assault and they are using self defence if they fight back.
*If a person withdraws consent and the other continues, it is also assault.

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Disorderly Behaviour Likely to Cause Violence

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[In a public place, or within view of]
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[Behaves or incites others to behave in]
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[A riotous manner]
(force, or violence likely to alarm0
or
[An Offensive manner]
(arouses feelings of anger, resent, or disgust)
or
[A threatening manner]
(Displays intent to hurt, or punish)
or
[An insulting manner]
(Insulting or seriously annoying behaviour)
or
[A disorderly manner]
(Seriously Disruptive, or disturbs public order)
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[Is likely in the circumstances to create an instance of violence to a person or property]
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Offensive or Disorderly Behaviour

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[In a Public Place, or within view of]
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[Behaves in an offensive manner, or behaves in a disorderly manner]

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Disorderly Assembly

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[Assembly of 3 or more people]
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[In a public place]
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[Assembly or conduct of the persons causes public to fear on resonable grounds]
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{Assembly will either]
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[Use violence, or commit an offence]
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5
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s32 - excreates in public place

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[Urinates, or Defecates]
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[In any public place]

*s39 SOA K9 Power:
This offence is arrestable if witnessed by an officer and the person fails to give details, or provides false details, persons expectation of reasonable privacy should be taken into account.

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Resisting Police

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[Resists, or Incites others to resist]
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[Any constable or authorised officer, or person acting in execution of lawful duties]

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Obstruction

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[Intentionally Obstructs, or Incites other to Obstruct]
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[Any constable, or authorised officer, or person acting in the execution of lawful duties]

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Types of Obstruction

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Physical - Deliberate use of body to block, or hinder access to suspect/offender

Delaying - Deliberate delaying tactics to aid in escape of suspect/offender

Warning - Warning someone in the act of an offence that law enforcement are approaching, to allow avoidance of arrest.

Refusing to obey - Refusing to carry out lawful instruction, or allow statutory search

Telling Untruths - Deliberate untruths to an enquiring constable to allow and offender to evade the constable

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A Public Place is:

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[A place that at any designated time]
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[Is open to, or being used by public]
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[Either free, or for payment]
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[Whether owner is lawfully entitled to exclude persons]
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[Includes any mode of transport]
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[That is carrying, or available to carry for reward]
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[Includes the interior of any transport in a public place]
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Assault Offence

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Assaults
(Act of intentionally applying, or attempting to apply force to another person, directly, indirectly)
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Another Person
(Another person as victim)
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Assault Factor: Intent

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Was the applied force intended

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Assault Factor: Weapons, or Degree of force used

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Was the assault a slap, or was a knife or weapon used. Was the person intentionally kicked in the head, or concussed?

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13
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Assault Factor: Injury Received

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Was the victim injured, wounded, or killed

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Peeping or Peering into Dwelling

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Found
(Discovered, seen entering, leaving, or seen)
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By Night
(Between 1st hour after sunset and 1st hour before sunrise)
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Without Reasonable Excuse
(no lawful, resoable, genuine excuse)
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Peeping or Peering
Into a dwelling house
(A lived in residence)
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Loitering on land of dwelling house

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Found
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By Night
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Without reasonable excuse
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Loitering on any land
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On land with dwelling house situated
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16
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Found on Property without reasonable excuse

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Found
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Without Resonable Excuse
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In, or
On
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Any Building,
or
Any powered vehicle
17
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Found in enclosed yard or area, without reasonable excuse

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Found
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Without Reasonable Excuse
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In
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Any enclosed yard, or similar area
18
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Trespass Offence

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Trespasses
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On any place
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After being warned to leave that place by any lawful occupier
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Neglects, or refuses to leave
19
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Trespass after previous warning Offence

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Being a person previously served trespass notice
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Wilfully trespasses onto that place
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Within TWO years
20
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Trespass address no longer occupied by owner = Offence, Y/N?

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Not an offence anymore, person who trespassed is not in lawful control of property