Hate Crime

Question 1

What is law governs hate crime

Answer 1

Crime and disorder act 1998

Question 2

Section 28 CDA 1998

Answer 2

An offence becomes racially or religiously aggravated if.
A. At the time of committing the offence or immediately before or after doing so the offender demonstrates towards the victim of the offence hostility based on the victims membership or presumed membership of a racial or religious group

B. The offence is motivated wholly or partially by hostility towards members of a r and r group based on their relationship of that group

Question 3

CORN meaning

Answer 3

Colour
Origin
Race
Nationality

Question 4

Chap meaning

Answer 4

Criminal damage
Harassment
Assault
Public order

Question 5

Hostility and crimes against older people points to prove

Answer 5

65 or older
Any offence perceived by victim
Committed by reason of victims vulnerability thru age or presumed age

Question 6

5 monitored strands of hate crime

Answer 6

Disability
Race
Religion
Sexual orientation
Transgender

Question 7

What is needed for something to become hate crime

Answer 7

Criminal offence

Question 8

S29 (1) CDA 1998

Answer 8

wounding or inflicting bodily harm
Assaul occasioning abh
Common assault

Question 9

S30(1) CDA 1998 criminal damage

Answer 9

Any breach of Section 1(1) criminal damage

Question 10

S31(1) CDA 1998 public order

Answer 10

4. Fear or provocation if violence.
   4a. Intentional harassment alarms or distress
5. Harassment alarms distress.

Question 11

S32(1) CDA 1998 harassment

Answer 11

The offences are r and r aggravated forms of basic offences under PFHA 1997
Sections 2, 2a, 4, 4a

Question 12

Section 17 public order act 1986 inciting racial hatred

Answer 12

These offences can be commited in public or private by the effects of the actions and behaviours

Question 13

S18 public order act 1986

Answer 13

Any person using threatening abusive insulting words or behaviour or display any material which is threatening abusive or insulting is guilty of an offence if they intend to stir up those your hatred having regard to all circumstances racial hatred is likely to be stirred up

Question 14

S19 POA 1986 publishing or distributing material

Answer 14

Any person who published or distributes written material which is threatening abusive or insulting is guilty of an offence .
(Same points at s18)

Question 15

S23(1) possession of material points to prove

Answer 15

Any person
Possessing material
Written material which is
Threatening, abusive or insulting
With a view to it being
Displayed, published or distributed
Including television radio cable
Is guilty

Question 16

S3 football offence act 1991

Answer 16

It is an offence if the chanting Is of indecent or racial nature

Question 17

S20 S21 S22 POA 1986

Answer 17

Threatening, abusive or insulting words
Behaviour or material in public place
Visual or sound recording