Foundation Learning Flashcards
Explain the function of the District Court.
the court that hears cat 1,2 and some 3 offences.
Outline the process for charges filed in the District Court.
commencement administration review trial and disposition.
Explain the function of the High Court.
the court which some cat 3 and all cat 4 offences are held. also hears appeals to the district court.
Outline the process that occurs when a not-guilty plea is entered in the District Court.
1st appearance 2nd apperance -pleads not guilt case management memorandum (CMM) case review hearing
Define the following term - election
a category 3 offence where the defendant is given the choice whether to be trialled by a judge and jury or by the court.
Define the following term - remanded
the matter is set down for another date, but the defendant is either remanded on bail with set terms, or remanded in custody.
Define the following term - adjournment
the matter has been set down for another date, at which time the defendant shall be there.
Define the following term - convicted
the conviction is entered on the court records
Name the various officials and persons who may be present in the District Court and briefly explain their role.
the judge, registrar, prosecutor, Defence counsel, witness, court orderly, defendant, public, media, court attendants, welfare officers.
List the mandatory information for a 3T in the correct order.
Call sign, Registration Number, Location
Explain the composition of Police call signs.
Two characters, indicating the home station, or the beat, area, or district
in which the unit will primarily operate. A character indicating the unit type. Up to three characters which uniquely identify the unit.
Tabulate the appropriate urgent call signs and explain when their use is
appropriate?
10-9 is an urgent message is a message that requires immediate action by the
recipient. It does not necessarily indicate that the caller is in danger, however
it relates to a matter that cannot wait for a break in normal traffic
The code 10-10 (pronounced “Ten Ten”) indicates an emergency message.
The following are examples of emergency messages:
• officer being assaulted
• unit involved in crash and crew in danger
Tabulate the ‘K’ codes and explain their use
K-1 No further action required. Close the CAD event.
K-3 Although reported as an offence, no offence disclosed. No further
action required. Close the CAD event.
K-6 A written report will be submitted for this incident. Close the CAD
event.
K-9 A person has been arrested. Close the CAD event.
Tabulate the ‘10’ codes and explain their use
10 - 1 A message for all units on this channel follows.
10 - 2 En-route to a CAD event previously dispatched.
10 - 3 Available for dispatch to CAD events.
10 - 7 Arrived at the scene of a CAD event.
10 - 9 An urgent message follows.
10-10 Officer in danger and requires immediate assistance.
Tabulate the phonetic alphabet
A Alpha AL FAH B Bravo BRAH VOE C Charlie CHAR LEE D Delta DELL TAH E Echo ECK OH F Foxtrot FOKS TROT G Golf GOLF H Hotel Ho TELL I India IN DEE AH J Juliette JEW LEE ETT K Kilo KEY LOH L Lima LEE MAH M Mike MIKE N November NO VEM BER O Oscar OSS CAH P Papa PAH PAH Q Quebec KEH BECK Foundation Learning 39 June 2021 Copyright New Zealand Police R Romeo ROW ME OH S Sierra See AIR RAH T Tango TANG GO U Uniform YOU NEE FORM V Victor VIK TAH W Whiskey WISS KEY X Xray ECKS RAY Y Yankee YANG KEY Z Zulu ZOO LOO Number Pronunciation 1 One WUN 2 Two TOO 3 Three TREE 4 Four FOW ER 5 Five FIFE 6 Six SIX 7 Seven SEV EN 8 Eight AIT 9 Nine NIN ER 0 Zero ZE RO
