CYP Care & Protection / Youth Justice Flashcards

1
Q

Who can not be a Nominated Person?

A

JULET or PUNCA

J - pervert the course if justice.
U - under 20
L - located (cannot be located)
E - Enforcement Officer
T - time (unavailable for an unreasonable amount of time. 

OR

P- pervert the course of justice
U- under 20
N- not available in reasonable time
C- cannot be located
A- any enforcement officer
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2
Q

CYPFA 1989

When can you arrest under S 214?

A

WEEP

W - prevent interference with Witnesses.

E - prevent destruction of evidence.

E - ensure appaer acne at court.

P - prevent further offences.

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3
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Under S 215, when do you need to give a CYP their rights?

A

SADBAD

S - suspect child of committing offence.

A - asks about rights / enquires.

D - during questioning - officer forms reasonable grounds.

B - before interviewing.

A - arresting CYP

D - decide to charge

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4
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Under S 272, what are the ages of criminal responsibility?

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Under 10 = no criminal responsibility.

10 + years = responsible for murder/manslaughter.

12-13 years = responsible for offences where max. Penalty is 14 yrs / life impriosonment.

12-13 years (PREVIOUS OFFENCE) = responsible for offences max penalty is 10 yrs BUT less than 14 yrs imprisonment.

14 + yrs = full responsibility.

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5
Q

CYPFA 1989

Section 39

A

(Just in time)

Warrant to enter / search any place - using force.

Believe CYP has suffered / likely to suffer.

REMOVE + DETAIN (force)

Place in CYP custody.

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6
Q

CYPFA 1989

Section 42

A

(In the poo)

Believe on reasonable grounds.

Critically necessary to protect CYP from INJURY / DEATH.

Enter & search by force.

Remove & detain - place in CYP custody.

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7
Q

CYPFA 1989

Section 48

A

(Out too late)

Where CYP is found by police, unaccompanied (by parent or guardian)

Situation where physical/mental health is/likely to be impaired.

A member of police (use force) to take CYP back to parent/guardian.

CONSENT OF CYP TO BE TAKEN HAS TO BE OBTAINED.

If no consent / parent etc not willing to take them, placed in CYP custody.

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8
Q

CYPFA 1989

Section 10B

A

Children left unaccompanied.

Applied in circumstances where children are left home alone / waiting outside bars / in cars etc.

Depends on length of time / conditions.

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9
Q

CYPFA 1989

Under what section and conditions can you arrest a CYP for breach of bail?

A

Section 214A
Arrest without warrant if

  • the CYP is released on bail AND
  • officer has reasonable grounds to believe the CYP is on bail and breached bail on 2 or more previous occasions.
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10
Q

CYPFA 1989

Section 14

A

Child or young person in need of care & protection.

AUDO

A - abuse

U - guardians unwilling / unable to control.

D - differences between guardian & CYP - effecting well being.

O - offending by a child aged between 10-14 is offending to such an extent there is concern for their well being.

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11
Q

Define Child

A

means a person under the age of 14 years

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12
Q

Define Young Person

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means a person of or over the age of 14 years but under 18 years.

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13
Q

What is the paramount principle of the OTA

A

The Well being and best interests of the CYP are the first and paramount consideration

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14
Q

What are Police Powers under Section 42 of the OTA?

A

Any Constable who believes on reasonable grounds, that is CRITICALLY NECESSARY* to protect a child or young person from injury or death,may without warrant ENTER and SEARCH and detain or remove the CYP

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15
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What are Police Powers under Section 48 of the OTA?

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Where a child or young person is FOUND UNACCOMPANIED in a situation in which their PHYSICAL OR MENTAL HEALTH IS BEING, OR IS LIKELY TO BE, IMPAIRED a constable may using such force as may reasonably be necessary TAKE the child or young person with their consent DELIVER them into the custody of parent guardian-other person who usually cares for them. if no consent is given or caregivers are unwilling to take themPLACE the child or young person in the custody of OT.

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16
Q

What are the primary considerations of the OTA when a CYP commits an offence? (4)

A
  • the well-being and best interests of the child or young person; and- the public interest (which includes public safety); and- the interests of any victim and- the accountability of the child or young person for their behaviour.
17
Q

When must the Commissioner of Police be informed of a CYP arrest?

A

Within 3 days

18
Q

What are the necessary requirements when giving a CYP their rights?

A

every explanation of rights given to a CYP must be given in a manner and inlanguage that is appropriate to their age and level of understanding

19
Q

What are the requirements of a nominated person for an interview? (3)

A
  • Parent or guardian of the CYP- An adult member of the family of the CYP- Any other Adult selected by the CYPAdult = 20 years or older and a nominated person may not be an enforcement officer
20
Q

What are the requirements of section 214A of the OTA? (6)

A

You may arrest a CYP to:- ensure the child or young person’s appearance at court- prevent further offences- prevent loss/destruction of evidence- prevent interference with witnesses.- Offence is category 3 or 4- carry out a breath/blood-alcohol test under the Land Transport Act 1998

21
Q

Why may police refuse a nominated person? (3)

A
  • The NP is a co-offender in the same offence- The NP cannot be located- The NP is not available in a period of time that is reasonable
22
Q

what action is taken if a child or young person does not nominate a nominated person

A

An enforcement officer may nominate, for this purpose, any adult so long as that adult is not an enforcement officer

23
Q

What is the minimum age of responsibility for murder or manslaughter?

A

10 years of age

24
Q

What is the minimum age of responsibility for an offence which includes a penalty of 14+ years imprisonment?

A

12-13 years of age

25
Q

What is the minimum age of responsibility of a previous offender for an offence which includes a penalty of 10+ years imprisonment?

A

12-13 years of age