Final Review Flashcards

1
Q

The Royal Northwest mounted police was created in 1873 to police Rupert’s Land. What was their primary responsibility at this time?

A

The prevention of the whiskey trade

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2
Q

Upon entry into confederation each province was required to enact the legislation providing for provincial policing. Saskatchewan enacted this legislation in 1905 and immediately…

A

Contracted the federal force to serve as the provincial force

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3
Q

The geographical jurisdiction of municipal police forced is…

A

Community boundaries

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4
Q

Provincial policing in Saskatchewan is carried out by which force

A

RCMP

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5
Q

3 primary levels of policing in Saskatchewan are…

A

federal, provincial, municipal

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6
Q

In Saskatchewan, if a municipality has a population is bigger than … the municipality must have their own municipal police force

A

20,000

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7
Q

Which branches does the RCMP operate in a federal capacity

A

Crime Detection Laboratory

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8
Q

Which statutes establishes the legal framework for policing in Saskatchewan

A

The Police Act, 1990

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9
Q

What are the 3 P’s of Community Policing

A

Prevention, Problem Solving, Partnership (with the community)

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10
Q

Which agency is primarily responsible for resource and environmental law in Saskatchewan

A

Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety

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11
Q

What primarily determines of citizens attitude towards police

A

Pass personal experience

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12
Q

A person may plead what if she has already been tried and convicted of an offence before the court

A

Autrefoise Convict

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13
Q

What is the most common sentence in Canada

A

Probation

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14
Q

What is an intermittent sentence

A

If the prison sentence is 90 days or less, the judge can make it intermittent (spend weekends in jail, on probation during the week)

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15
Q

Which goals of sentencing are not one of the traditional utilitarian goals

A

just deserts (retribution)

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16
Q

Which of the following is no longer listed among the goals of sentencing under the Criminal Code

A

just deserts

17
Q

Purpose and principles of sentencing are outlined under which section of the Criminal Code

A

718 of the cc

18
Q

The two primary pleas available to a person in Canada is what

A

Guilty and Not Guilty

19
Q

Retributive goals of sentencing focus on past rather than future behavior

A

True

20
Q

If a person is sentenced to serve 2 years less a day he will serve his time in a provincial correctional institution

A

True

21
Q

Mitigating circumstances are those which lessen the severity of a penalty imposed by a judge

A

True

22
Q

Denunciation is a retributive goal of sentencing

A

True

23
Q

Section 717 of the cc authorizes the use of alterative measures of adult in Canada

A

True

24
Q

The investigating officer has the final authority of if the case is being diverted to alternative measures

A

False

25
Q

The Canadian Wildlife Service is the agency primarily responsible for resource and environmental law in Saskatchewan

A

False

26
Q

If the population of a municipality of 5,000 or less the RCMP carry out the policing responsibility

A

True

27
Q

Conservation officers are required to take the same pistol training as the Prince Albert City Police and meet the same qualifications

A

True

28
Q

Two primary pleas available to an accused person in Canada are Guilty and Innocent

A

False

29
Q

Conservation Officer in Saskatchewan are authorized to enforce the Criminal Code

A

True

30
Q

Conservation Officer in Saskatchewan enforce federal legislation such as WAPARITTA and the Migratory Birds Act of 1994

A

True

31
Q

Federal policing in Saskatchewan is carried out by the RCMP

A

True

32
Q

It is the primary responsibility of Federal Policing to police rural areas and the areas outside of the municipalities

A

False

33
Q

If a victim does not choose to participate in alternative measures, he may be represented by a surrogate victim

A

True