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Module 7 - Interacting with Young People Flashcards

1
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What are the broad influences that affect the relationship between police & youth

A

• The social background of people
• Constriction of social space
• Political & occupational pressure on police

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2
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4 Risk factors related to young people?

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• Family
• School/Education
• Community
• Individual/Person

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3
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Punitive Justice

A

Focus on Punishment

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4
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Restorative Justice

A

Parties come together

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5
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Court Diversion

A

Diverting from court

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6
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Adult Caution

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Warning

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7
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Youth Caution

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Formal Process

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8
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What are the alternatives for youth arrest?

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• Warning – Street
• Cautions – police station
• Youth Justice Conference – There

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9
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What is the first key principles?

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Least restricted of sanction is to be used

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10
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How many cautions can you give a kid?

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3 for each offence

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11
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Can a child under 10 years old be held criminal liable?

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No

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12
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What are some PCYC Fit for Programs?

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• FITFORWORK
• FITFORCHANGE
• FITFORHOME
• FITTOSTRIVE
• FITTOLEARN
• FITTOGETHER
• FITFORSERVICE

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13
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Indictable offences can be divided into two categories, what are they?

A

Serious and Minor

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14
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How many cautions can only be issued to the same offender under the Young Offenders Act 1997 (NSW)

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Three

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15
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What are four, major risk factors associated with offending youth?

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• Family neglect
• School performance
• Poverty
• Substance abuse

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16
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Which of the following answers matches the criteria for a parent under the Young Offenders Act 1997 (NSW) is?

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A person who has lawfully custody of a child

17
Q

The Mental Health Act 2007 (NSW) gives police the power to detain, search and transport the mentally ill in certain circumstances, what section is this?

A

Section 22

18
Q

What are the risk factors associated with youth as victims as crime?

A

• The type of area that people live in
• Personal characteristics
• Aspects of their lifestyle and upbringing

19
Q

Using appropriate discretion allows you to better fulfil your role, functions and duties by complying with The Oath of Office (OOO), statement of Values (SoV) and Code of Conduct and Ethics (CCE)

A

True

20
Q

How do you deal with conflict of interest?

A

a. Identify
b. Avoid
c. Report
d. Manage the conflict

21
Q

According to the Graffiti Control Act 2008 (NSW) Section 20(b), graffiti proceedings must commence no later then?

A

2 years

22
Q

When taking identification particulars from persons in custody, what Section of LEPRA 2002 supports this?

A

Section 133

23
Q

What impact does doli incapax have on an offender aged under the age of 10?

A

Offenders under the age of 10 years old cannot be charged with a criminal offence

24
Q

LEPRA 2002 Makes provision for the legal obligation towards vulnerable people when in police custody, what section?

A

Section 112

25
Q

How does the Young Offenders Act 1997 (NSW) define a child?

A

A person who is of or over the age of 10 and under 18 years of age

26
Q

What are the consequences of unauthorised access, use of disclosure of confidential information?

A

• Being charged criminally/convicted
• Risking your job or your career prospects
• Risk the safety of your colleagues and members of the public
• Jeopardising an investigation
• Losing the trust of your colleagues and the community

27
Q

Constriction of social space means?

A

Public space design favours commercial activity over social activity

28
Q

A CIN and or a FCAN can be issued to offenders under the age of 18 years?

A

False

29
Q

Which of the following are included in the three broad influences in police relationships with youth?

A
  • Social background of the young person
  • Political and occupational pressure on police
  • Constriction of social space
30
Q

A warning must be given by the Court under the Young Offenders Act 1997 (NSW)

A

False

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