CM03 & CM05 Flashcards

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1
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Define Child

A

Under 14 years old

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2
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Define young person

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Over 14 but under 18 years old

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3
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What is the paramount consideration when dealing with CYP?

A

The wellbeing and best interests of the CYP are the first and paramount consideration.

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4
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What agency does Police work with to investigate alleged child abuse?

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SAT - serious abuse team

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5
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Explain section 42 (OT Act 1989)

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Warrantless entry when critically necessary to protect the CYP from injury or death - remove or detain and place in custody of OT

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6
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When should you inform the commissioner of any powers being used?

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Within 3 days.

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7
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Explain section 48 (OT Act 1989)

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CYP found unaccompanied & in a situation where their physical or mental health is at risk, detain to take home or if doesn’t consent to going home, place in care of OT.

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8
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What does S10B (SOA 1981) explain?

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deals with leaving a child without reasonable supervision or care. Parents/guardians have responsibilities for arranging appropriate care for their children (under 14 years)

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9
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Name the ages of criminally responsibility for different offences.

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Under 10 - not criminally liable.
10+ - murder/manslaughter
12-13 - murder/manslaughter, 14+ offences.
12-13 - after committing a 14+ offence, commits murder/manslaughter or 10-14 year offence.
14-17 - fully liable
18+ - adult.

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10
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Who must be informed of any police action that significantly affects a CYP?

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Parents/caregiver under section 8

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11
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What is under S114 and what are the exceptions?

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S114 provides considerations for arresting a CYP if the officer has reasonable grounds (WEEP). Exceptions are category 3 & 4 offences and EBA

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12
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State the circumstances in which caution rights must be given to CYP (S215)

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Rights must be given before questioning and questions about rights must be answered

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13
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What is the difference in the caution rights to a CYP?

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(s118) They are explained in a manner and language to accomodate for their age/understanding & the CYP is asked to explain what each right means in their own words.

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14
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Who can be a nominated person?

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Parent, guardian, caregiver, adult member of the family or family group, any adult (20+) selected by the CYP.

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15
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What are the rules about admissibility of statements made by CYP?

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Statements will not be admissible unless; Rights/caution explain, CYP is allowed to consult with lawyer, parent or both, and statement is made in presences of lawyer or nominated person.

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16
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What are the reporting requirements when arresting a CYP?

A

Report to YAS (POL258).

+ Youth justice check list, copy of CYP notification sent to commissioner, notify YAS so they can follow up.

17
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What do category 3 & 4 offences refer to

A

right to elect by judge & jury, murder/manslaughter, other serious offences, life sentences, 14+

18
Q

What is under S14 (OT act)

A

Definition of child or young person in need of care or protection

19
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What comes under S14AA (OT act)

A

Circumstances in which child or young person is suffering, or is likely to suffer, serious harm