Family violence Flashcards

1
Q

Abuse is…

A

Physical
Sexual
Psychological

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2
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Abuse is…

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Physical
Sexual
Psychological

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3
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Abuse is…

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Physical
Sexual
Psychological

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4
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Psychological abuse is…

A

Made up of intimidation
Harassment
Damage
Or threats

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5
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Child

A

Under 17 unless married

Cannot apply for a PO

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6
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Minor

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17-19 years unless married/ civil union/ de facto

Can apply for a PO

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7
Q

Domestic relationship

A

A) is a partner of the other person eg. Man and woman living together.
B) a family member of the other person eg. Mother and son living together.
C) shares a household with the other person eg. Flat mates
D) has a close personal relationship with the other person eg. By or gf or same sex relationship.

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8
Q

Applying for a PO

A

Domestic relationship
Representative
Third party on behalf

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9
Q

Standard protection order conditions..

Violence

A

Must not…
Physically, sexually or psychologically abuse the victim.
Or threaten to,
Damage or threaten yo damage any property.
Encourage anyone to do the above.

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10
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PO conditions…contact

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Must not…
Watch or loiter near or prevent or hinder access to or from any place victim visits.
Follow, stop or accost
Enter of remain on property without consent from the protected person.
Make any contact with the protected person- unless it’s a special condition eg. Custody.

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PO conditions.. Weapons and firearms

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Must not possess or have under their control any weapon or firearm.
Must not hold a firearms licence.
Must surrender weapons/firearms and firearms licence within 24hours of relieving the PO.
Firearms is suspended with temp PO, then revoked when the PO is made a final order.

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12
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Occupation order

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Hived the PP and their children the right to personally and exclusively occupy the dwelling house- only for owned properties.

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13
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Arrest able offences

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Section 50 domestic violence act 1995. If they breach the PO or fail to comply with any condition or...
Section 315(2)(b) crimes act 1961 if they fail to attend a programme.
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14
Q

Ancillary furniture order

A

This gives the applicant the exclusive possession and use of all of the furniture, household appliances in the dwelling house.
Temp order: 3months final order: 6 months.
Only exists for tenancy or occupation orders.

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15
Q

Arrest able offences

A

Section 50 domestic violence act 1995. If they breach the PO or fail to comply with any condition

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16
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Psychological abuse is…

A

Made up of intimidation
Harassment
Damage
Or threats

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17
Q

Child

A

Under 17 unless married

Cannot apply for a PO

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18
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Minor

A

17-19 years unless married/ civil union/ de facto

Can apply for a PO

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19
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Domestic relationship

A

A) is a partner of the other person eg. Man and woman living together.
B) a family member of the other person eg. Mother and son living together.
C) shares a household with the other person eg. Flat mates
D) has a close personal relationship with the other person eg. By or gf or same sex relationship.

20
Q

Applying for a PO

A

Domestic relationship
Representative
Third party on behalf

21
Q

Standard protection order conditions..

Violence

A

Must not…
Physically, sexually or psychologically abuse the victim.
Or threaten to,
Damage or threaten yo damage any property.
Encourage anyone to do the above.

22
Q

PO conditions…contact

A

Must not…
Watch or loiter near or prevent or hinder access to or from any place victim visits.
Follow, stop or accost
Enter of remain on property without consent from the protected person.
Make any contact with the protected person- unless it’s a special condition eg. Custody.

23
Q

PO conditions.. Weapons and firearms

A

Must not possess or have under their control any weapon or firearm.
Must not hold a firearms licence.
Must surrender weapons/firearms and firearms licence within 24hours of relieving the PO.
Firearms is suspended with temp PO, then revoked when the PO is made a final order.

24
Q

Occupation order

A

Hived the PP and their children the right to personally and exclusively occupy the dwelling house- only for owned properties.

25
Q

Tenancy order

A

Gives the applicants the tenancy of any dwelling house. The courts must have regard to the accommodation needs of all persons who maybe affected by the order.

26
Q

Ancillary furniture order

A

This gives the applicant the exclusive possession and use of all of the furniture, household appliances in the dwelling house.
Temp order: 3months final order: 6 months.
Only exists for tenancy or occupation orders.

27
Q

Arrest able offences

A

Section 50 domestic violence act 1995. If they breach the PO or fail to comply with any condition

28
Q

Psychological abuse is…

A

Made up of intimidation
Harassment
Damage
Or threats

29
Q

Child

A

Under 17 unless married

Cannot apply for a PO

30
Q

Minor

A

17-19 years unless married/ civil union/ de facto

Can apply for a PO

31
Q

Domestic relationship

A

A) is a partner of the other person eg. Man and woman living together.
B) a family member of the other person eg. Mother and son living together.
C) shares a household with the other person eg. Flat mates
D) has a close personal relationship with the other person eg. By or gf or same sex relationship.

32
Q

Applying for a PO

A

Domestic relationship
Representative
Third party on behalf

33
Q

Standard protection order conditions..

Violence

A

Must not…
Physically, sexually or psychologically abuse the victim.
Or threaten to,
Damage or threaten yo damage any property.
Encourage anyone to do the above.

34
Q

PO conditions…contact

A

Must not…
Watch or loiter near or prevent or hinder access to or from any place victim visits.
Follow, stop or accost
Enter of remain on property without consent from the protected person.
Make any contact with the protected person- unless it’s a special condition eg. Custody.

35
Q

PO conditions.. Weapons and firearms

A

Must not possess or have under their control any weapon or firearm.
Must not hold a firearms licence.
Must surrender weapons/firearms and firearms licence within 24hours of relieving the PO.
Firearms is suspended with temp PO, then revoked when the PO is made a final order.

36
Q

Occupation order

A

Hived the PP and their children the right to personally and exclusively occupy the dwelling house- only for owned properties.

37
Q

Tenancy order

A

Gives the applicants the tenancy of any dwelling house. The courts must have regard to the accommodation needs of all persons who maybe affected by the order.

38
Q

Ancillary furniture order

A

This gives the applicant the exclusive possession and use of all of the furniture, household appliances in the dwelling house.
Temp order: 3months final order: 6 months.
Only exists for tenancy or occupation orders.

39
Q

Arrest able offences

A

Section 50 domestic violence act 1995. If they breach the PO or fail to comply with any condition

40
Q

PSO…authorisation

A

Rank of sergeant or above

41
Q

Bound person of PSO

A

A person against whom the PSO is issued to.

When this person breaches PSO they are not arrested but taken into custody and brought before the court.

42
Q

Arrest able offence PSO

A

Fails or refuses to remain at a place where they are detained.
Can detain for 2 hours

43
Q

PSO duration

A

Up to 5 days

44
Q

PSO must be..

A

Served within 48hours

45
Q

Breaches of PSO

A

Bring before court within 24hours if not possible summons them to appear in court.

46
Q

PSO firearms

A

Must surrender firearms licence