F061 Flashcards

1
Q

Minimum force to be used by police

A

Police employees must always be aware of their responsibilities when using firearms

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2
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Under s.62 of the…

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Crimes act 1961 an employee is criminally liable for any excess force used.

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3
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An overriding…

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Requirement in law is that minimum force must be applied to effect the purpose

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4
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Where practical

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Police should not use a firearm unless it can be done without endangering other persons

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5
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When can firearms be used?

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Police must only use a firearm for these purposes;

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6
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Defending themselves or others.

To defend themselves or others if;

1/2

A

They fear death or grievous bodily harm to themselves or others, and

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7
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Defending themselves or others.

To defend themselves or others if;

2/2

A

Cannot reasonably protect themselves or others in a less violent manner

S. 48 crimes act 1961

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8
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Arresting an offender

To arrest an offender if they

1/3

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Believe on reasonable grounds that the offender poses a threat of death or grievous bodily harm in resisting their arrest, and

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9
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Arresting an offender

To arrest an offender if they

2/3

A

The arrest cannot be reasonably effected in a less violent manner, and

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10
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Arresting an offender

To arrest an offender if they

3/3

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The arrest cannot be delayed without danger to other people

S.39 crimes act 1961

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11
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Prevent escape

To prevent an offender escaping if:

1/3

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Police believe on reasonable grounds that the offender poses a threat of death or grievous bodily harm to any person (whether an identifiable individual or members of the public at large), and

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12
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Prevent escape

To prevent an offender escaping if:

2/3

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The offender flees to avoid arrest or escapes after arrest, and

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13
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Prevent escape

To prevent an offender escaping if:

3/3

A

The flight or escape cannot reasonably be prevented in a less violent manner
S 39 crimes act 1961

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14
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Destroying animals

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To destroy animals in circumstances set out in the “animals on roads” chapter of the police manual

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15
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Conditions to be satisfied before firing

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An offender must not be shot until all these conditions have been satisfied:

(3 conditions)

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16
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Conditions to be satisfied before firing

1/3

They have…

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First been asked to surrender (unless it is impractical and unsafe to ask them)

17
Q

Conditions to be satisfied before firing

2/3

It is…

A

Clear they cannot be disarmed or arrested without first being shot

18
Q

Conditions to be satisfied before firing

3/3

Further delay…

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In apprehending the offender would be dangerous or impractical