EXAM QUESTIONS - SHORT ANSWER Flashcards

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SW - what RG must you have?

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Reasonable Grounds to Believe AND Reasonable Grounds to Suspect

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What does a PO authorise?

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Orders under section 74.

Requires a person OR organization (like a business) to produce documents to enforcement agencies as evidential material or a specified offence.

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Explain what private activity is?

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Means fundamental human rights. Reasonably expect the activity is private, if it is carried out in private premises.

‘Ought to Expect’ must be an objective test - what a person would expect.

a) sleeping in a hotel room
b) gardening in backyard
c) Trying clothes in changing room

NOTE: Private activities may occur in places that do not fit in Private Premises

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What other two methods may be available to obtain a PO?

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Must be done in writing with a personal appearance before OR communication orally with the Issuing Officer UNLESS impracticable to do so.

In this situation you may apply:
a) Make an application orally (telephone or personal appearance) OR
b) Have an application considered without personal appearance or oral communication (by email)

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When may priviledge not apply?

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If the information is made, received, compiled or prepared for a dishonest purpose or to enable or aid any person to commit an offence.

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Section 131 - List four obligations under this section?

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  • Identify yourself by name or unique identifier (QID).
  • Provide evidence of identity if not in uniform.
  • Announce your intention to enter and search.
  • State the name of the Act.
  • Give notice by providing a copy of the search warrant.
  • Remember that when you detain a person for the purpose of the search BOR to be given.
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When exercising Power to Search (Section 110) what four things does this Act authorize a Constable to do?

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  • Enter and search the place, vehicle or other thing that you are authorized to enter and search
  • Search any items or items found in that place, vehicle or thing (if reasonable)
  • Use reasonable force in respect of any property for the purpose of carrying out the search/lawful seizure
  • Seize anything that is the subject of the search or anything else that may be lawfully seized
  • request assistance with entry and search
  • bring and use any equipment found on the place, vehicle or other thing
  • bring and use a trained handler and their dog
  • copy any documents or part of document that may be lawfully seized
  • access a computer system or other data storage device
  • copy intangible material (computer data)
  • take photographs, sound and video recordings/drawings
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When may surveillance be unlawful under S/S?

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Trespass
Unlawful - which is unauthorized entry onto private land or unauthorized handling of goods UNLESS authorized by a surveillance device warrant. EXCEPTIONS apply in situation of emergency or urgency

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Who may execute a search warrant?

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The person to whom it is directed OR any Constable.

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10
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State two matters that would make a search lawful?

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  • With a Search Warrant
  • Under a warrantless search power
  • With a person’s consent
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How often can a search warrant be executed?

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a) Once
UNLESS
b) More than 1x execution is applied for, justified and authorized in the SW. You must detail the reason for the multiple entries.

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What is the definition of a private premises?

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  • Private dwellinghouse
  • A marae
  • Any other premises that are not within the definition of non-private premises
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13
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What actions should Officers in charge take to prevent liability for cost to Police?

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Direct to District Commander OR National Manager:

a) The circumstances in which the SW or Statutory Power was executed
b) The grounds for the execution
c) The damage caused and the associated circumstances
d) The outcome of the SW or Statutory Power being executed
e) Details regarding the Owner of the Property and the Occupier or User of the Property at the relevant time
f) Nature and basis of the claim
g) Any steps taken by Police or Owner to prevent further loss or damage

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List two things that you must do when conducting search with priviledged material?

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  • Ensure that the person or their representative is present when the search is undertaken.
  • Give the person a reasonable opportunity to claim privilege.
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Section 120 - Freshly pursuit - What actions can Police take and why?

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Section 120
- Freshly pursuit and have RTGB that relevant material on the person, you have the power to ENTER any place to APPREHEND and SEARCH person or vehicle.

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16
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Curtilage - Surburban and Rural property - Definitions?

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a) Is the ground between the fence, garden, hedge or mowed grass border and the dwelling. It can mean a garden, yard or field, or other place of ground or building near to or belonging to a house.

NOTE: Curtilage of a Surburban house is likely to be clearly defined by a fenceline whereas on a farm the house and curtilage will form a small part of the whole property.

17
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SW refused and identified issues cannot be addressed. Two things you should do?

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a) Make further enquiries to support (or otherwise) the application
b) Consider whether to continue your investigation without conducting a search
c) If reasons are not justified, submit a report to the Legal Services for direction

18
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SW execution plan, four things you must do in relation to risk?

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Threat
Exposure
Necessity
Response (measures to reduce risk)

19
Q

CADD - meaning an examples?

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Concealed
By burying or hiding items in another place or removing.

Altered
By changing or removing serial numbers from stolen property in attempt to disguise it.

Damaged
By cutting out the firewall of a stolen car to remove an identifying feature.

Destroyed
By consuming food, alcohol or drugs, burning clothing.

20
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GSMEAC - brief description?

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Ground
- Location to be searched
- Address
- Neighbours

Situation
- Reason for seeking the SW
- Background on any suspects

Mission
- Address
- Suspects
- Specific Evidential Material Sought

Execution
- Timings
- Method of Entry
- Roles - O/C Scene, O/C Exhibits
- Responsibilities
- Obligations on Entry
- Managing Suspects
- Searching for Evidential Material
- Recording Evidential Material
- Assisting vulnerable people
- Sequences of Events
- Managing Risks and Ensuring Safety

Administration & Logistics
- Travel to/from the place to be searched under warrant
- Timing of the SW execution
- Recording of Evidential Material Seized

Command & Signals
- Cellphone numbers and radio channels
- Before executing the SW
- During the execution of the SW
- Debrief