Pre-Trial Flashcards

1
Q

Can the accused have a lawyer present during interrogation? How does this work in the Canadian Justice System

A

No
-In charter of rights in freedom legal counsel can be provided before to aid in procedure but not after

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2
Q

Does the suspect have the right to remain silent during interrogation?

A

Yes

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3
Q

Why may someone not remain silent during interrogation

A

misconception that their silence will be taken for guilty

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4
Q

Can the police continue to question the suspect if they are exercising their right to silence?

A

Yes

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5
Q

Can the accused speak to the police “off the record?”

A

No

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6
Q

The accused must provide a DNA sample (e.g., saliva, hair, blood, etc.) if the police ask for one

True or False

A

False

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7
Q

2 Ways police can obtain a DNA sample?

A

Consent to it
Warrant

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8
Q

Are polygraph (lie detector) results admissible in a court of law? Why are they used?

A

No

confession tactic and extract more info

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9
Q

Can the police lie to the accused during the interrogation?

A

Yes

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10
Q

Can the accused lie to the police during questioning? What will happen if they do?

A

No

Charged with obstruction of justice

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11
Q

All police interrogations must be recorded by law.

A

False

In Canada, there is no formal legislation that mandates the recording of police interrogation.

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12
Q

What is the main purpose of interrogation

To provide police with incriminating statements

To identify accomplices

To get a confession

To discover stolen property/victim

A

To get a confession

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13
Q

4 other purposes of interrogation

A
  1. provide police with incriminating statement
  2. discover stolen property/victim
  3. To identify accomplices
  4. To indicate suspects involvement in other unsolved crimes
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14
Q

What is usually the setting of interrogation?

A

cold, small, windowless, minimalist

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15
Q

which strategy focuses on encouraging the suspect to have empathy for others (their family, victim’s family, work life)

Conditioning Strategy

Persuasion Strategy

De-emphasizing Strategy

A

De-emphasizing Strategy

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