Exam Review Flashcards
VAWSEEPO
Victim Appreciation Witness Scene Exhibits Elements Powers Offender
Scene guard duties
Freeze - Keep the scene in its original state. Nothing moved or touched
Control - All movements to & from the scene. All activity in the contained area.
Preserve - All relevant exhibits .
Think big when setting the scene boundaries.
Bill Of Rights 1990
Section 21
Every person should be secure against unreasonable search and seizure of their person, property or correspondence.
Bill Of Rights 1990
Section 22
Everyone is protected from arbitrary or random arrest
Bill of Rights 1990
Section 23
People’s arrested or detained under and enactment have rights and must be informed of those rights.
Bill of Rights 1990
Section 24
People charged with an offence have certain rights and must be informed of these rights.
Police values
PRIMED
Professional, Respect, Integrity, Commitment to the Maori, Empathy, Valuing diversity.
Self check
Scrutiny, Ethics, Lawful, Fair to all.
Trespass Act 1980 Section 3(1) - Trespasses after warning to leave
Trespasses = is on another persons property without authority or permission
On any place = at any physical address
After being warned to leave that place by an occupier of that place = Must be told to leave by the lawful occupier of that address
Neglects to refuses to do so = After the warning, neglects or refuse to leave. The person must be given reasonable time to leave
Trespasses Act 1980 Section 4(4) - Trespasses after previous warning
Being a person who has been warned under sec 4 to stay off any place = a person who has been issued with a warning, either verbally or in writing to stay off a property
Wilfully trespasses on that place = The offender intentionally, deliberately without mistake returns to the premises.
Within 2 years = Within 2 yers after the giving on the warning
Trespass Act 1980
Section 9 Demanding of Identity
Where any person is found trespassing on any private land; the occupier or any member of police may require that person to:
a) Give their name and address and
b) If they are in possession of a firearm, give their firearms licence number
2 If the person fails or refuses to comply with these requirements and member of police may
- Caution the person and
- if the person persists in their failure or refusal, arrest without warrant
Offences are created of
a) Failing or refusing to cosplay with the requirements
b) Giving false name and address and
c) Wilfully giving particulars that are in sufficiently precise to enable the address to be readily identified.
Offensive weapons 202A(4)(a)
Public Place
Without lawful authority or reasonable excuse
Has with him/her
In any public place
Any knife OR Any offensive weapon OR Any disabling substance
Any article made, altered or intended for causing bodily injury
Possession of Offensive weapon or disabling substances
Any Place
Crimes Act 1961 Sec 202A(4)(b)
Has in his/her possession
Any offensive weapon
OR
Any disabling substance
In circumstances that Prima facie show an intention to use it to commit an offence involving bodily injury or the threat or fear of violence.
Any article capable of being used for causing bodily injury
Crimes Act 1961: use of force
Section 39
Use of force when carrying out an arrest or executing a warrant or process
Crimes Act 1961: use of force
Section 40
Use of force to prevent a person trying to avoid arrest or to escape after arrest