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What is a hate incident?

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Any non crime incident which is perceived by the victim as hate

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What is a hate crime?

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Criminal offence which is perceived to be motivated by prejudice

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Section 28 crime and disorder act 1998?

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Racially and religiously aggravated offences.
Demonstrates hostility towards the victim.

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Can section 4 Protection from harassment 1997 be committed in future?

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Yes, as in using threats

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Section 32 crime and disorder act 1998?

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Specifies the offence of harassment which can be racially or religiously aggravated

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ASB crime and policing act 2014 - Section 121?

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Forced marriage
Uses violence, threats or any other form of coercion for the purpose of causing another person to enter into a arranged marriage

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Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 - section 1?

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Mutilates the whole or any part of a girls vagina

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Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 - Section 2?

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Aids, abeits or procures in FGM

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FGM act 2003 - Section 3?

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Aids, abets or procures who is not a UK national or resident

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FGM act 2003 - section 3(a)?

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Genital mutilation offence is committed against a girl under 16, persons who are responsible for the girl are guilty of an offence

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What is a hebophile?

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Sexual interest in children over 11

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What is a paedophile?

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Long term sexual interest in children under 11

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Section 1 modern slavery act 2015?

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Modern day slavery
Person holds another in slavery or force them to compulsory labour

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Section 2 modern slavery act 2015?

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Human trafficking
Person arranges or facilitates the travel of another with the view of being exploited.

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Section 160 criminal justice act 1988?

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Possession of indecent photographs of a child

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Section 1 protection of children act 1978?

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Prevent exploitation of children by making indecent photographs or showing/advertisement of them

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Section 46 children’s act 1989?

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Police protection order

Constable has reasonable cause to believe that a child would otherwise be likely to suffer significant harm they may:
Remove the child

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How long can a child be kept in police protection?

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72 hours

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Who can authorise a Police protection order?

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On duty inspector

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Section 1 children’s and young persons act 1933?

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Person 16 years or older who has responsibility for a child under 16 willfully assists, neglects, abandons, exposes a child in a manner that is likely to cause unnecessary suffering or injury

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Child definition?

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Any person under the age of 18

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Section 67 (1) SOA 2003?

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Voyeurism - person observes another doing a private act for the purpose of sexual gratification.
Operate equipment
Records another
Installs or adapts equipment

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Section 66 SOA 2003?

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Person intentionally exposes their genitals and intend to be seen by someone and cause alarm and distress

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Section 4 SOA 2003?

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Causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent

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Section 3 SOA 2003?
Sexual assault - intentionally touch another person and the touching is sexual or victim does not consent
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Section 2 SOA 2003?
Assault by penetration - person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus and is sexual. Victim does not consent
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Section 1 SOA 2003?
Rape - intentionally penetrates vagina, anus, mouth of another with their person and does not consent
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Section 74 SOA 2003?
Consent - person consents if they agree by choice and has the freedom and capacity to make the choice
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Section 52 modern slavery act 2015?
National referral mechanism - process where first responder send referrals for potential victims of trafficking
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Slavery and trafficking protection order?
Prevent slavery and human trafficking offence being committed by someone who has done them before
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Slavery and trafficking risk order?
From a court for an individual who has not been convicted of a slavery or trafficking offence by there’s risk they may commit
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Missing persons definition?
Not at all place they are expected to be but the circumstances are out of the character or context suggests they may be subject of a crime or risk of harm to them or others
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Section 76 serious crime act 2015?
Controlling / coercive behaviour Repeatedly or continuously engages in behaviour towards another person that is controlling or coercive. The subject and victim are personally connected
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Do breasts constitute as genitalia
No
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What is the max time a person can be detained under S136 mental health act?
24 hours
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What organisation are not required to provide services for victims of crime?
Victim support
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S136 mental health act 1983?
Mental health crisis that occur in a public place and not a dwelling
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S136 mental health act, what must a police officer believe?
Must appear to officer to be in immediate need or care. Must appear to officer to be suffering from mental disorder
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Do you need to caution for section 136 mental health?
No
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What search power can you use for S136 mental health?
Section 32 PACE
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Do you deal with the criminal offence first if someone is arrested under S136 mental health act?
Yes
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Places of safety for S136 are?
Residential accommodation Hospital Police station Independent hospital or care home Any suitable place
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S76 controlling/coercive behaviour commits an offence when?
Repeatedly or continuously engages in behaviour towards another person that is controlling or coercive Has a serious affect on the person. Ought to know it has a serious affect.
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S135(1)mental health act?
Warrant applied for by AHMP and executed by police officer
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S135(1)mental health act?
Warrant applied for by AHMP and executed by police officer
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S135(3) mental health act?
Remove or recover patient into care e.g AWOL from hospital
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Mental capacity act 2005?
Legal framework which helps protect vulnerable people above 16 who lack mental capacity
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Who can apply for a sexual risk order S122?
Chief officer in police. Director or NCA. Chief Constable of transport/ministry of defence police
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If a person breaches a DVPO what happens?
Arrested and brought to a magistrate’s court
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A DVPN must state:
Grounds why
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Who can issues a DVPN?
Superintendent or above
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How old must you be to get a DVPN?
18

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