Drugs, HSNO emergency Flashcards

1
Q

20 SASA - warrantless search place /vehicle for drugs

A
Believe
Not practical to obtain warrant AND
On place or vehicle
Drugs
Schedule 1,   
Schedule 2 part 1
Schedule 3 part 1
Schedule 4 part 3 precursors 
AND
Suspect offence
AND
Believe dcad if not immediately searched
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2
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22 SASA warrantless search person drugs

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Constable may
Search w/o warrant
Believe

Person in possession of Drugs
Schedule 1,   
Schedule 2 part 1
Schedule 3 part 1
Schedule 4 part 3 precursors 
AND
suspect offence
Has, is being, about to be
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3
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124 internal search - must not conduct except…

A

With consent

Persons mouth

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4
Q

Approval for warrantless drug searches

A

Obtain approval from sergeant

Unless impracticable

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5
Q

What is an internal search

A

Any part of the body
By means of
X-ray or similar device
Manual or visual examination through any body orifice

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6
Q

What is NOT an internal search

A
Constable or AO
may conduct
Visual exam of (inc. facilitated by instr.)
Mouth, nose, ears
MUST NOT
Insert instrument, device or thing
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7
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Who may conduct an internal search?

A

Registered medical practictioner

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8
Q

When can internal search be required?

A
Constable can require 
Person to permit medical examiner
If
Under arrest for MODA offence 
AND
Believe person has property secreted
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9
Q

Drugs reasonable grounds to believe

Two step process

A

Believe controlled drug is in house vehicle etc of which offence has been or is being committed
AND
Believe drug involved is one specified

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10
Q

Drugs: demeanour and appearance

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Evidence of demeanour and appearance alone is unlikely to justify a search

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11
Q

Person deliberately placing drugs in mouth to avoid it being seized - use of force

A

There is no persuasive case for preventing police using reasonable force particularly in the view of section 41 crimes act 1961 to prevent commission of suicide or immediate and serious injury

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12
Q

Hazardous substance means a substance that has one of the following characteristics

A
Explosiveness
Flammability
Capacity to oxidise
Corrosiveness
Toxicity
Eco-toxicity
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13
Q

A new organism is…

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Organism belonging to a species not present in NZ immediately before 29 July 1998

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14
Q

HSNO Emergency means…

A

Actual or imminent danger to human health or safety or

A danger to the environment or chattels so significant that immediate action is required to remove the danger

Arising from a hazardous substance or a new organism

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15
Q

Cessation of Declaration of emergency section 136

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Any emergency declared under this section shall cease 48 hours after the time of declaration or…

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16
Q

powers under section 137 HSNOA in respect of emergency allow a person to…

A

Enter any premises or dwelling
Remove the cause of the emergency
Stabilise the situation to limit the actual likely adverse effects of the emergency
Protect the health and safety of people chattels or the environment

17
Q

The authority referred to in section 136 (3)(b) HSNOA is…

A

The environmental protection authority

18
Q

When a hazardous substance or new organism emergency has been declared under section 136 an enforcement officer may

A

Enter any premises or dwelling any time

direct any person to stop any activity which may contribute to the emergency

request any person either verbally or in writing to take any action to prevent or limit the extent of the emergency

Direct any person to leave any place in the vicinity of the emergency

direct any person to refrain from entering the vicinity of the emergency

Requisition a property for use in the emergency

destroy any property or anything in order to prevent or limit the extent of the emergency

secure the site for up to 24 hours following the decision of the enforcement officer that the immediate danger has passed

19
Q

How long after The immediate danger has passed at a HSNO Emergency can the site be held

A

Up to 24 hours following the decision of the enforcement officer that the immediate danger has passed