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Day 2 Flashcards

1
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Notebook Rules: Explain the pneumonic LEGO

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no Leaves torn out
- Don’t remove pages

no Erasures
- If a mistake is made, clearly cross it out with a line

no Gaps
- keep everything in tidy order

no Overwriting
- Don’t write over words. Cross out with a line and continue

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Basic Details Police should obtain from peoples the speak to:

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  • Full name
  • Residential address
  • Occupation
  • Occupational address
  • Date of Birth/Age
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Identify the names and order of the basic construction to a piece of legislation in an act

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Section: e.g ‘Section 1’
Subsection: e.g ‘(1)’
Paragraph: e.g ‘(a)’
Clause: e.g ‘(i)’

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Summary offences Act 1981

What is the fine for urinating in a public space

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Fine not exceeding $200

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Summary offences Act 1981

What is a possible defence for urinating in a public place?!

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Believing that one may not be observed whilst urinating

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Summary offences Act 1981

What is the fine for “peeping and peering into a Dwelling House”

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Fine not exceeding $500

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Summary offences Act 1981

“peeping and peering into a Dwelling-house” - What is defined as “Night” in this act?

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Time between the First hour after sunset and the beginning of the last hour before sunrise

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Section 17 of the Summary Offences act. Basically outline/title the content

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Publishing false notice of birth, marriage, civil union or death

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Section 27 of the Summary Offences act. Basically outline/title the content

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Indecent exposure

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Section 39 of the Summary Offences act. Basically outline/title the content

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Powers of arrested for this Act

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Summary offences act: What does Section 11 - Wilful Damage, subsection (2) tell you?

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A person is acting ‘with intention’ if their action is one of the following: Reckless, Intentional, without lawful jurisdiction, excuse or claim of right

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Summary offences act 1981: What does Section 27 - Indecent Exposure, subsection (2) tell you?

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Somebody isn’t necessarily guilty of indecent exposure if they had a reasonable belief that they weren’t being observed at the time

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What is contained in Section 4 - Offensive Behaviour or Language, subsection (1) Paragraph (c) clause (ii)?

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Clause (ii) of section 4: Addressing any indecent/obscene words to any person

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What is the meaning of Mens Rea and Actus Reus

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Mens Rea - Guilty Mind: Intent to do Crime

Actus Reas - Guilty Act: An action to commit an offence

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Identify the elements of Summary Offences Act 1981: Section 11 - Wilful Damage, (1) (b)

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  • Intentionally
  • Sets fire to
  • Any Tree or Vegetation
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Identify the elements of Summary Offences Act 1981: Section 231 - Burglary, (1) (a)

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  • Enters
  • Any Building
  • Without Authority
  • With intent to commit an imprisonable offence
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17
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Victims Rights Act 2002, Section 29: State the 2 basic notification rights for a victim under this act:

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1: Has the right to be notified of relevant services that can be provided to them
2: Has the right to information privy to investigations and criminal proceedings of their offender

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18
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When Police are providing updates to Victims, where should this information be recorded?

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The Victim node in NIA

19
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What does Victims act 2002, Section 7 - Treatment, refer to:

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Treating victims with courtesy and compassion

20
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What does Victims act 2002, Section 8 - Access to […] refer to:

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Ensuring victims and their family have access to relevant support services

21
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What does Victims act 2002, Section 11 - Information for […] refer to:

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Victims must be given information about programmes and services relevant to their situation as soon as possible

22
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What does Victims act 2002, Section 12- Information about proceedings, refer to:

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Victims must be given relevant information to their case regarding investigation, updates, outcomes etc as soon as practical

23
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What does Victims act 2002, Section 29 Specified Offence defined, refer to:

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This is a list of series offences that require police to notify victims regarding information on their offender

24
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What form should be produced for Court Victim Advisors and when?!

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Form: Court Service for Victims referral

When: On or before the defendants first court appearance

25
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National Protocol defines 5 rules for communication on Police radio. What are the outcomes of following this protocol

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1: Greater public confidence from professional communications
2: Enhanced officer safety by reducing chances of calls for assistance being missed
3. Reduce congestion due to unnecessary radio traffic
4. Ensures clearness of the command structure in critical incidents
5. provides a disciplined approach to radio comms which reduces the chance of misunderstandings through clear messages

26
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What does 10-2 stand for?

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En route

27
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What does 10-3 stand for?

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Available for dispatch

28
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What does 10-7 Stand for:

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Arrived on scene

29
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What does 10-10 Stand for:

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Officer in danger, require immediate assistance

30
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What does K-1 stand for:

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No further action required

31
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What does K-3 stand for:

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Although reported as an offence, no offence disclosed. No further action required

32
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What does K-6 Stand for:

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A written report will be submitted. Close CAD.

33
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What does K-9 stand for:

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Arrested made. Close CAD

34
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Before transmitting you should consider ABC. What does ABC stand for?

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A - Accuracy: Think about what you say before transmitting
B - Brevity: Be concise
C - Clarity: Ensure you speak clearly

35
Q

The legal system has two divisions. What are they?

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Criminal Law

Civil Law

36
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Name the 4 Courts and order them in Authority:

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  1. Supreme Court
  2. Court of Appeal
  3. High Court
  4. District Court
37
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What court would hear appeals from the District courts?

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High Court

38
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What does the Doctrine of Precedent refer to in regards to the Court system?

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A Rank system for the courts. More authoritative court decisions supersede that of lower courts. Lower courts are bound by decisions of the higher courts. Equal courts do not have to flow rulings from other courts that are the same, but they should take notes from decisions made

39
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Courts: what does ‘Jury Trail’ mean?

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Trial held before both a court judge and a jury of citizens in the district and High court

40
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Court: What does PPS mean?

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Police Prosecution Service

41
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Court: What does Adjournment mean?

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The matter is healed until a later date. Defendant is expected to attend

42
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Court: Define ‘Remand at Large’

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The defendant is allowed to go, as in adjournment without bail

43
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Court: What does ‘Recess’ mean?

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A break in court proceedings

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