Chapter 4 S&S And BoRA Flashcards

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Evidential material

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Anything tabgible/intangible that has relevance to the offence.

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RGTB

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A sound basis for believing a situation/circumstance actually exists

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RGTS

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A sound basis for suspecting that a situation /circumstance is likely to exist.

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Tracking device

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A device that may be used to help, by electronic or other means, either or both:
The location of a thing/person
Whether a thing has been opened/tampered or dealt with in some other way.

Does not include a vehicle.

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Interception device

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Anything capable of being used to intercept/record a private communication.

Does not include a hearing aid used to correct subnormal hearing.

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Visual surveillance device

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Anything used to observe/record a private activity.

Does include things used to correct subnormal vision.

Anything that enhances normal vision.

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Purpose of S&S act

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To facilitate the monitoring of compliance with law and the investigation /prosecution of offences consistent with human rights.

Taking into account advances in technology.
Rules recognising the importance of human rights.
Ensuring tools are effective and adequate for law enforcement needs.

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S85-87 searches

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Rub down searches after arrest.

Ensure a prisoner does not have anything on them that may be used to harm any person or facilitate their escape.

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S88 search. Custody.

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Primary purpose is to protect the detai Ed person’s property and not look/seize evidential material.

Can only be searched after they have been locked up if they were not previously searched before locked up.

They’ve been in/suspected of being in close proximity to someone who was not locked up/hadn’t been searched yet.

Or RGTB they are in possession of anything that may be used to harm themselves or others.

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Search warrants. When are they required?

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When it is impractical in the circumstances and warrant less search powers exist.

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SW - grounds for applying?

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Suspect an offence punishable by imprisonment has/is/will be committed. AND

Believe the search will locate evidential material in respect of the offence.

Sgts + for approval.
Planned action risk assessment also required.

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SW oral application

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Requiring a written application would result in a delay that would compromise the effectiveness of the search AND

The question of whether a SW should be issued can be determined on the basis of an oral communication AND

All the required info is supplied.

Needs to be back captured as soon as practicable.

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S117 securing a scene

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If a SW is about to be made but not yet granted you may:

Enter and secure a place, vehicle or thing and any items found there and direct any person to assist with entry and securing.

If you believe evidential material may be CADD.

Can only secure for 6 hours or until the SW is available/refused.

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14
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Surveillance without a device

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Cannot be authorised by a warrant.
Will be unlawful if it involves a trespass.
Will be lawful if undertaken without restriction if it does not involve a trespass and is reasonable.

NB nothing precludes getting a SW to trespass on a place in order to conduct surveillance without a device.

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15
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Types of devices (3)

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An interception device
a tracking device
a visual surveillance device

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BOR Act s21 - Protection against unreasonable search and seizure

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A search conducted under a statutory power is generally reasonable.

Protecting an individuals reasonable expectation from intrusion from the government.

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BOR Act s22 - Protection against arbitrary arrest and detention.

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An arrest must have a communicated intention of the part of the officer to hold the person under lawful authority.

A physical detention.
Statutory restraints on a person’s movement.
They have a reasonably held belief induced by police conduct that they are not free to leave.