Quiz 1

Question 1

Victim Rights Act 2002 section 7

Answer 1

Treatment of the victim -

Question 2

Victim Rights Act 2002 section 8

Answer 2

Access to services

Question 3

Victim Rights Act 2002 section 11

Answer 3

Information about programmes, remedies and services

Question 4

Victim Rights Act 2002 section 12

Answer 4

Information about proceedings

Question 5

Victim Rights Act 2002 section 51

Answer 5

Return of property held as evidence

Question 6

Victim Rights Act 2002 section 29

Answer 6

Specified offences defined. A victim of a s29 offence must be notified to their right to be on the victim notification register.

Question 7

10 codes (10-1, 10-2, 10-3, 10-7, 10-9, 10-10)

Answer 7

10-1 A message for all units
10-2 En-rotue
10-3 Available for dispatch
10-7 Arrived at the scene
10-9 An urgent message that requires immediate action
10-10 Emergency message when a unit is in immediate danger

Question 8

3T mandatory information

Answer 8

1) Vehicle registration
2) Location

Question 9

K codes (K-1, K-3, K-6, K-9)

Answer 9

K-1 No further action required
K-3 Although reported as an offence, no offence disclosed
K-6 A written report will be submitted
K-9 A person has been arrested

Question 10

What is pre-alerting technique

Answer 10

Technique requires the user initiating the communication to add a word/phrase to the initial call indicating the type of message to follow.

Question 11

Hersay evidence

Answer 11

1) Oral/written statement of a person who is not produced as a witness in court and
2) Statement is given to the court by another person, or in a document; and
3) Purpose of evidence is to prove truth of what has been stated

Question 12

Evidence Act 2006 section 18 (general admissibility of hearsay)

Answer 12

A statement is admissible if the statement is reliable & either person is unavailable (DUNCO) or it would cause undue expense/delay in obtaining witness

Dead
Unfit
Not compellable
Cannot with reasonable due
diligence be located
Outside NZ

Question 13

Evidence Act 2006 section 16(1) (reliability of hearsay statement) CHANT

Answer 13

Contents of the statement
How the statement was made
Accuracy of the statement
Nature of the statement
Truthfulness of the maker

Question 14

TOF

Answer 14

Tactical operations frame work - Guides you to use force that is necessary & proportionate, given all the circumstances known at the time

Question 15

PCA

Answer 15

Perceived cumulative assessment

Question 16

TENR

Answer 16

Threat - Subjects intent, capability, opportunity, along with physical environment
Exposure - Awareness of safety, security of public trust and confidence
Necessity - Need to intervene
Response - Police action using tactics & tactical operations

Question 17

Crimes Act 1961 Section 39

Answer 17

Use of force when carrying out an arrest or executing a warrant or process

Question 18

Crimes Act 1961 Section 40

Answer 18

Use of force to prevent a person trying to avoid arrest or to escape after arrest

Question 19

Crimes Act 1961 Section 41

Answer 19

Use of force to prevent suicide or certain offences (happening right now that would cause serious injury/damage)

Question 20

Crimes Act 1961 Section 42

Answer 20

Justification to those witnessing a breach of the peace to interfere, using necessary force, to prevent the disturbance from continuing

Question 21

Crimes Act 1961 Section 48

Answer 21

Justification of the use of force is in self-defence or defence of another

Question 22

Crimes Act 1961 Section 62

Answer 22

Everyone authorised by law to use force is criminally responsible for any excess of force.

Question 23

Policing Act 2008 section 32

Answer 23

Identifying particulars of a person in custody.

Question 24

Policing Act 2008 section 33

Answer 24

Identifying particulars for summons

Question 25

Search & Surveillance Act 2012 section 11

Answer 25

Custody search. s125 obligations will apply (identify yourself, state the act & reason for the search, show ID if not in police uniform)