CIK 100

Question 1

What defines the appreciation process

Answer 1

A four step problem solving process that informs decision making

Question 2

Who files FWS

Answer 2

The crown

Question 3

Category 3 offence MAF can elect trial by jury

Answer 3

Yes

Question 4

Initial action what to do upon arrival

Answer 4

Remove people from scene to prevent contamination

Question 5

Wet document

Answer 5

Seal airtight container and send to foresencics

Question 6

Body found at scene what is first responders actions

Answer 6

Confirm is safe to enter

Question 7

What is least important on route to scene

Answer 7

The weather

Question 8

What constitutes as robbery
Bag snatching
Knock victim to ground while bag snatching
Struggling with victim

Answer 8

Knocking victim to the ground

Question 9

Together in robbery means
Two people at scene
A common intention
Two people aware

Answer 9

A common intention

Question 10

Section 123 s&s find something during a search

Answer 10

Seize as would normally be able if warrant obtained

Question 11

Person u/l at large
Fines warrant
Escaped from prison

Answer 11

Fines warrant

Question 12

When searching person in custody

Answer 12

May not require a person to remove clothing

Question 13

What is the appreciation technique

Answer 13

Is a cognitive tool commonly used by investigators to take a disciplined approach to their decision making

Question 14

What is the investigative mindset

Answer 14

Is an attitude or state of mind that investigators adopt and develop over time

Question 15

Time frame for filing charges

Answer 15

Cat 4 - Any time
Cat 3 - Must be filed within 5 years after the date of which of the offence was committed
Cat 1+2 - 3 months imprisonment / or $7500 then within months
3-6 months imprisonment / fine grater then $7500 not more than $20000 then within 12 months
within 5 years all other cases

Question 16

Where will a Cat 4 offence first be heard

Answer 16

In the District Court, once adjourned then transferred to High Court

Question 17

If defendant not represented by lawyer then court must be satisfied that the defendant

Answer 17

Has been informed of his or her rights to legal representation , fully understands the rights, has reasonable opportunity to exercise the rights

Question 18

Where is a not guilty plea entered for a Cat 4

Answer 18

In the High Court

Question 19

If the defendant refuses or fails to plea

Answer 19

The defendant is deemed to plea not guilty, proceedings continue accordingly

Question 20

When must election of trial by jury be entered for Cat 3

Answer 20

At time of not guilty, court can grant leave for election to be made at a later time. Cannot grant leave after JAT has commenced

Question 21

Do Cat 2,3 and 4 do case reviews

Answer 21

Yes

Question 22

Can a judge direct a case management for Cat 1

Answer 22

Yes, if the judge considers it will facilitate resolution of the proceeding

Question 23

How long is the duration of a sentence indication

Answer 23

Until the close date specified by the court, if no date specified , until the expiry of 5 working days after the date on which sentencing indication was given

Question 24

Is a sentence indication admissable

Answer 24

no

Question 25

Can a judge order proceedings of Cat 2 +3 be tried in High Court

Answer 25

Yes, high court judge only

Question 26

How long does the victim traffic light flag appear

Answer 26

12 months but history is retained for 5 years

Question 27

Terms of child

Answer 27

Victim right-under14
Evidence act-under 18
Family violence-under 17

Young person for victim rights if of or over 14 but under 17

Question 28

The purpose of a vis

Answer 28

To enable the court to consider the effects of the crime on the victim