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1
Q

types of interview question

A 
open - TED
closed
interrogative - 5WH
multiple
leading
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2
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ADVOKATE

A 
amount of time under observation
distance
visibility
obstructions
known or seen before
any reason to remember
time elapsed since the incident
errors or discrepancies
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3
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what is RRRE

A 
build rapport
then RRRE
R - reasons 
R - routine
R- route map
E - expectations
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4
Q

what is locardes principle of exchange

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every contact leaves a trace

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5
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what are the 4 C’s?

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confirm
clear
cordon
control

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6
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what is cross contamination

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introducing something that wasn’t previously there

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7
Q

what factors affect retention of physical evidence?

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T- time
W - washing
A - activity
T - texture

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8
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what are the different types of transfer?

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one way
two way
random
specific
secondary
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9
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what are the two types of fingerprints?

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visible and latent

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what are the two types of footwear marks?

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impressed or surface transfer

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11
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types of DNA evidence

A 
blood
skin cells
saliva
semen
sweat
hair
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12
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what are three main areas to consider when packaging exhibits?

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PIC
P - packaging and handling
I - integrity
C - Continuity

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13
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what are the packaging principles?

A 
isolation
preservation
security
labelling
back up labels
security seals
window boxes
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14
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a common approach path prevents materials being…

A 
Moved
Added
Removed
Altered
Destroyed
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15
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what is section 67 AFA 06

A

general powers of arrest

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16
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what is IDCOPPLAN

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necessity to arrest

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17
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what does IDCOPPLAN stand for?

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I-investigation
D - disappearance 
C - child or vulnerable person
O - order and discipline 
P - public decency 
P - physical harm
L - loss or damage to property
A/N - address and name
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18
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s.97 AFA 06

A

power to use reasonable force

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19
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s.90 AFA 06

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allows sp authority to enter RRP

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20
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what is the extent of entry under s.90

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A - arrest
S - save life or limb
P - prevent serious damage to property

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21
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s.70 AFA 06

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search upon arrest

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22
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what is DIE

A

Dangerous articles
Implements to aid escape
Evidence

23
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s.73 AFA 06

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anything found during a s.70 you can seize and retain under s.73

24
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s.69 AFA 06

A

anticipation arrest

25
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s.24A PACE 84

A

civi arrest

26
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s.110 AFA 06

A

CO power of arrest

27
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s.111 AFA 06

A

JA powers of arrest

28
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s.303 AFA 06

A

power to arrest unlawfully at large

29
Q

article 12

A 
search where a person has been arrested 
looking for (EAR)

Evidence relating to
Arrest been made within
RRP or vehicle

30
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article 13

A 
search any premise occupied or controlled by someone who has been arrested under s.67:
looking for (COSTA)
Connected
Or
Similar
To the offence 
Arrested
31
Q

what do you need to conduct an article 13

A

ASP

32
Q

`article 14

A

power of seizure to prevent the article being (CLADDT)

Concealed
Lost
Altered
Damaged
Destroyed
Tampered with
33
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article 17

A

power to retain items to: (FITE)

Forensically examine
Investigate further
Trace the lawful owner
Evidence to be used

34
Q

JA warrant can be granted if RGB

A 
Warning will negate the search
Access will be refused
Impractical to obtain consent
Things are in RRP, admissible, relevant and substantial
Relevant service offence
35
Q

3 questions to ask before searching a room

A

is this your room
does everything in it belong to you
does anyone else have access to your room

36
Q

what is s.83 AFA 2006

A

JA search warrant

37
Q

What is spud?

A

Stolen goods
Prohibited articles
Unlawfully obtained stores
Drugs

38
Q

what is GOWISED?

A 
G -grounds for search
O - object of the search
W - warrant card
I - identity of SP
S - service establishment to which attached
E - entitled to a copy of search record
D - deaf or do not understand
39
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s.75 AFA 06

A

powers of stop and search

power to detain/ retain/seize

40
Q

anti contamination strategy

CSI

A 
staff deployment
scene Corden and entry
scene movement 
detection animals
equipment 
PPE
41
Q

what paper work when AESS

A

811A
rights booklet
custody information

42
Q

what paperwork to leave when conducting article 13

A

notice of search

43
Q

protected characteristics

A 
age 
gender
disability
gender reassignment t
pregnancy/maternity
race
religion
sexual orientation 
marital status
44
Q

what documentation is needed for RTI

A

FMT600 - pink booklet
FMT1001 - work ticket
first and last parade

45
Q

max level of alcohol

A

35mg in 100ml of breath
80mg in 100ml of blood
107mg in 100ml of urine

46
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what to do when arrive at RTI

A 
S- survey 
A - assess
D - disseminate 
C - casualties
H- hazards
A - access
L - location 
E - emergency 
T- type
S- safety
47
Q

what is METHANE?

A 
Major incident 
Exact location
Type of incident 
Hazards
Access
Number of casualties
Emergency services
48
Q

when dealing with RTC use?

A 
Approach
Caution signs
Examine scene
Casualties
Ambulance/ fire rescue
Remove obstructions
Detailed investigations
49
Q

policies for PST

A 
Common Law
S3 Criminal Law Act 1976
S117 PACE
S97 AFA 06
Article 2 Human Rights Ac
50
Q

force must be justified - Japan

A 
Justified
Auditable
Proportionate
Authorised
Necessary
51
Q

conflict resolution model

A

offender behaviour + impact factors + officer response + perceived appropriate actions

52
Q

approach to listening PST

A 
(LEAPS)
Listen
Empathise 
Ask
Paraphrase
Summarise
53
Q

5 stage appeal PST

A 
(FARPS)
Final
Action
Reasoned
Personal
Simple
54
Q

mandatory checks PST

A 
Ask
Before
Checking
Double lock
Evidence

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