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Domestic Abuse Flashcards

1
Q

What does Vcop stand for

A

Victims
Code
Of
Practice

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What does the DASH risk assessment model for domestic abuse stand for

A

Domestic
Abuse
Stalking
Harrassment

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Q

What do the protection notices for domestic violence DVPN and DVPO mean

A

Domestic
Violence
Protection
Notice

Domestic
Violence
Protection
Order

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4
Q

For escalation above DVPN what does Marac mean

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Multi
Agency
Risk
Asessment
Conference
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5
Q

What types of domestic violence are there

A 
Physical
Sexual
Emotional
Economic
Psychological
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6
Q

What powers of entry could I use for domestic Violence and what does WASPS mean

A

Section 17 of PACE act 1984

Warrant of arrest
Arrest a person for an indictable offence
Save a life or limb
Prevent serious damage to property
Specific offence
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7
Q

What legislation is available for domestic abuse when charging a suspect

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Section 76 of the Serious Crimes act 2015

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8
Q

What are the 9 protected characterise under the equality act 2010

A 
Race
Age
Faith
Disability
Orientation
Gender
Civil partnership/marraige
Transgender (gender reassignment)
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9
Q

Describe domestic abuse

A 
Any incident or pattern of 
Financial 
Threatening
Controlling behaviour
To anyone over 16 who are intimate or a family member regardless of sexuality
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10
Q

When dealing with ASB what tools are available to you?

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Arrest
P.A.W
CBO
Restorative Justice
Injunctions
Fixed Penalty Notices
PND
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11
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How should victims and witnesses be treated?

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In accordance with the victim code and witness charter

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12
Q

What are the points to prove for an assault?

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Any act where a person
Intentionally or
Recklessly
Causes another person to
Apprehend immediate and
Unlawful personal violence
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13
Q

What does the term battery mean?

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When a person intentionally or
Recklessly
Applies unlawful force
To another person

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14
Q

When dealing with ASB what is the 3 step approach you should adapt

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Intervention
Diversion
Enforcement

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15
Q

What is section 50 of the Police Reform Act 2002

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A PC can ask for a name or address of person suspected of acting in ASB manner.

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16
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What is Section 30 of the police reform act 2002?

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A person without reasonable excuse breaks a CBO or anything they are prohibited from doing

17
Q

What is section 34 of the police reform act 2002?

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A dispersal order which can last up to 48 hours. Must be approved by an inspector or above in writing.

18
Q

What is section 35 and 36 of the police reform act 2002

A

The power to block someone from an area

Not allowed for under 10s or blocking work or home.

19
Q

What is section 37 police reform act 2002?

A

PC has power to remove item from person for up to 48 hours if suspicion of it being used in Anti social behaviour

20
Q

What is section 59 of the police reform act 2002?

A

The power to seize vehicles causing ASB

21
Q

What is Section 76 - 93 of the police reform act?

A

Power to close a premesis for up to 3 months involved in Anti social behaviour. Can be extended to 6 months by court order

22
Q

Section 12 of the licensing act 1872

A

Any person found drunk in any public place or highway

23
Q

Section 1 licensing act 1902

A

Incapable of taking care of himself

24
Q

Public space protection orders section 59-75

A

A public authority may apply a PSPO if satisfied that activities have had a detrimental effect on the quality of life in the local area.

25
Q

Public order act 1986 section 5

A

A person is guilty of an offence if they use words or behaviour or displays any writing that could cause distress harm or harassment

26
Q

Section 4a Public order act 1986

A

A person is guilty of an offence if the use of words or behaviour or displays writings that is threatening, Abusive or insulting or uses disorderly conduct with intent to cause distress, harassment and alarm

27
Q

Section 4 public order act 1986

A

A person who displays, distributes any visible representations that insults or who’s behaviour gives

fear of immediate violence or provokes violence

28
Q

Section 3 public order act 1986

A

Threatens unlawful violence and who’s conduct would cause a person of reasonable firmness to fear for personal safety

29
Q

Section 89 (1) police act 1996

A

Anyone who assaults an officer in course of his duties

(2) anyone who deliberately
obstructs a person helping an officer

30
Q

Section 38 offence against the person act 1861

A

Protection for police officers against assault during the arrest peocess

31
Q

Offences against the person’s act 1861

A

Assault - causing fear of violence

Battery - applying unlawful force to another

32
Q

Offences against the person act 1861 section 47

A

ABH - causing injuries with extensive bruises

Minor fractures

33
Q

Offences against the person act 1861 GBH

A

Section 20. Unlawfully injuring a person with a weapon

Section 18. Intention to unlawfully wound

34
Q

Protection from harassment act 1997

A

Conduct that alarms a person and causing distress. Does not need to be violent

35
Q

Crime and disorder act 1998 section 28

A

Motivated by religious racial hostility during or after attack

36
Q

Crime and disorder act 2003

A

Racial or religiously motivated disorder including criminal damage, harassment and public order

37
Q

What is the Police Database VISOR

A

The violent and sex offenders register

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