Revision Bites Flashcards
1
Q
What legislation is affray from
A
Section 3(1) Public Order Act 1986
2
Q
Who must be present for an affray
A
The offender
The victim
At least one bystander
3
Q
What is affray
A
Where 1 or more person uses or threatens unlawful violence
4
Q
Is words alone enough for affray and what section is this under
A
Section 3(3) states a threat cannot be made by the use of words alone
5
Q
For affray a person of reasonable firmness should fear for their personal safety
A
H
6
Q
Where can affray take place
A
It can take place in both private and public places
7
Q
How is affray triable
A
Either way offence
8
Q
Definition of assault
A
When one person intentionally or recklessly applies force to the person of another without the others consent
Or
An assault can also occur when the actions of the person cause another to fear immediate unlawful violence
9
Q
What are the two types of assault
A
Physical contact (battery) Threats
10
Q
Four key elements of an assault
A
Intentionally or recklessly
Applies force-either direct or indirect
Person of another-not an animal
Consent-victim did not give consent
11
Q
Five situations when consent is not required for assault
A
Lawful authority in law-police
Self defence
In order to prevent someone committing crime
Moderate correction of a child by its parent or guardian
Sport
Only necessary force can be used
12
Q
What is assault on police
A
Police officer is assaulted in the execution of his or her lawful duties
If a member of the public assists a police officer in the the execution of his lawful duties and is assaulted
13
Q
Definition and act of burglary
A
A person is guilty of burglary if he
enters any building or part of a building
As a trespasser
With intent to commit any offences mentioned in the subsections
Or
Entered any building or part of a building
As a trespasser
He steals or attempts to steal
Or inflicts or attempts to inflict on any person therein any gbh
14
Q
Act of burglary
A
Section 9 Theft act 1968
15
Q
What is 91(a) burglary
A
Entry took place with the intention of SID
Stealing
Inflicting GBH or
Committing unlawful criminal damage
16
Q
What is 9 1(b) burglary
A
After the entry took place SI
Stole or intended to steal
Inflicted GBH or intended to
17
Q
Points to prove for 9 1(a) burglary
A
Entered
Trespassing
Intended to steal or intended GBH or criminal damage
18
Q
Points to prove for 9 1(b) burglary
A
Entered
Trespasser
Steals or intended to steal
Inflict or intended to inflict GBH
19
Q
Definition of Section 5 public order act
A
A person is guilty of an offence if they
Use threatening or abusive words or behaviour
Or disorderly behaviour
Or display any writing, sign or other visible representation which is threatening or abusive
Within the hearing or sight of a person LIKELY to be caused harassment alarm or distress by such actions
20
Q
Defences of section 5 public order
A
No reason to believe that a person was within sight or hearing of them
Within a dwelling and had no reason to believe that someone outside a dwelling would be offended
Thought there behaviour was reasonable
21
Q
What is a dwelling person
A
Where someone is living at the material time, so could be a car
22
Q
What can a section 5 assault take place
A
Public or private
In a dwelling as long as someone outside a dwelling is likely to be offended
23
Q
Is there power of entry for section 5 public order act
A
No power even if racially aggravated but has power of arrest if necessary
24
Q
What act is theft, there’s 2
A
Theft act 1968/1978
25
Definition of theft
A person is guilty of theft if
Dishonestly appropriate property belonging to another
With intention of permanently depriving the other of it
26
What act is stalking and harassment under
Protection from harassment act 1997
27
What is the offences related to offences of stalking and harassment
Section 1(1)-Harassment
Section 1(1a)- Harassment to deter lawful activities
Section 2a- stalking
Section 4-putting people in fear of violence
Section 4a- stalking involving fear of violence
28
Harassment section 1(1)
A person must not pursue a course of conduct
1. Which amounts to harassment if another and
2. Which he knows or ought to know amounts to harrassment of the three
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Harassment Section 1(1A)
A person must not pursue a course of conduct
-Which involves harassment of two or more persons (which are doing the harassment) and
-Which he knows or ought to know involves harassment of another
And
By which he intended to persuade any person
-not to do something that he is entitled or required to do or
-to do something that he is not under any obligation to do
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What is stalking
Involves more than just harassment
It includes
Following a person, contacting or attempting to contact a person by any means
Publishing any statement or other material
Monitoring the use by a person of the intent
Spying or watching
Interfering with any property in the possession of a person
31
What is the when questioned caution
You do not have to say anything but it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence
32
What is the now caution
You do not have to say anything but it may harm your defence if you do not mention now something which you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence
33
Caution +3 interview
They are not under arrest
They are not obliged to remain with the officer
They are entitled to free legal advice
34
What is your reason for arrest being necessary
IDCOPPLAN
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Investigation
Disappearance
Child-to protect a child or vulnerable person
Obstruction-of highway
Physical injury
Public decency
Loss or damage
Address-not given
Name
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35
Rights of a prisoner
Right to have someone informed
Right to legal advise
Right to read the code of ethics
36
What is section 24 PACE
Power of arrest
Can arrest someone who has committed, committing or about to commit a crime or reasonable grounds to believe that this will happen
37
What is section 28 PACE
When a person is arrested they must be told
That they are under arrest
The grounds for the arrest-the offence
The reason for the arrest being necessary-IDCOPPLAN- need at least two points
38
What is section 24A PACE
Anyone other than a police officer can arrest for committed or committing offences when indictable
To prevent
Causing physical harm to himself or any other person
Suffering physical injury
Causing loss or damage to property
Making off before a Constable can assume responsibility for him
39
What is section 30(7) PACE
Dearrest power
40
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
41
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
42
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
43
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
44
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
45
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
46
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
47
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
48
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
49
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
50
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
51
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
52
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
53
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
54
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
55
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
56
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
57
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
58
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
59
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
60
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
61
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
62
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
63
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
64
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
65
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
66
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
67
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
68
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
69
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
70
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
71
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
72
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
73
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
74
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
75
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
76
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
77
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
78
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
79
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
80
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
81
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
82
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
83
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
84
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
85
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
86
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
87
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
88
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
89
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
90
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
91
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
92
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
93
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
94
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
95
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
96
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
97
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
98
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
99
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
100
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
101
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
102
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
103
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
104
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
105
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
106
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
107
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
108
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
109
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
110
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
111
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
112
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
113
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
114
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
115
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
116
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
117
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
118
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
119
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
120
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
121
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
122
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
123
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
124
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
125
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
126
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
127
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
128
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
129
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
130
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
131
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
132
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
133
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
134
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
135
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
136
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
137
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
138
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
139
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
140
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
141
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
142
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
143
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
144
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
145
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
146
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
147
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
148
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
149
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
150
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
151
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
152
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
153
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
154
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
155
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
156
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
157
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
158
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
159
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
160
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
161
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
162
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
163
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
164
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
165
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
166
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
167
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
168
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
169
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
170
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
171
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
172
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
173
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
174
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
175
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
176
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
177
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
178
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
179
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
180
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
181
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
182
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
183
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
184
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
185
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
186
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
187
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
188
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
189
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
190
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
191
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
192
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
193
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
194
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
195
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
196
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
197
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
198
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
199
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
200
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
201
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
202
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
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203
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
204
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
205
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
206
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
207
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
208
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
209
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
210
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
211
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
212
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
213
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
214
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
215
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
216
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
217
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
218
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
219
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
220
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
221
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
222
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
223
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
224
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
225
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
226
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
227
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
228
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
229
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
230
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
231
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
232
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
233
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
234
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
235
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
236
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
237
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
238
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
239
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
240
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
241
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
242
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
243
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
244
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
245
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
246
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
247
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
248
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
249
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
250
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
251
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
252
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
253
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
254
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
255
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
256
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
257
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
258
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
259
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
260
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
261
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
262
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
263
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
264
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
265
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
266
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
267
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
268
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
269
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
270
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
271
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
272
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
273
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
274
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
275
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
276
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
277
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
278
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
279
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
280
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
281
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
282
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
283
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
284
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
285
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
286
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
287
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
288
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
289
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
290
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
291
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
292
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
293
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
294
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
295
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
296
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
297
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
298
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
299
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
300
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
301
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
302
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
303
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
304
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
305
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
306
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
307
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
308
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
309
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
310
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
311
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
312
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
313
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
314
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
315
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
316
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
317
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
318
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
319
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
320
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
321
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
322
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
323
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
324
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
325
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
326
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
327
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
328
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
329
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
330
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
331
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
332
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
333
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
334
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
335
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
336
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
337
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
338
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
339
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
340
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
341
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
342
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
343
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
344
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
345
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
346
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
347
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
348
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
349
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
350
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
351
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
352
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
353
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
354
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
355
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
356
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
357
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
358
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
359
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
360
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
361
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
362
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
363
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
364
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
365
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
366
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
367
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
368
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
369
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
370
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
371
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
372
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
373
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
374
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
375
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
376
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
377
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
378
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
379
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
380
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
381
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
382
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
383
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
384
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
385
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
386
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
387
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
388
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
389
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
390
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
391
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
392
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
393
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
394
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
395
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
396
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
397
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
398
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
399
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
400
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
401
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
402
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
403
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
404
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
405
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
406
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
407
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
408
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
409
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
410
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
411
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
412
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
413
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
414
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
415
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
416
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
417
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
418
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
419
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
420
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
421
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
422
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
423
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
424
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
425
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
426
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
427
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
428
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
429
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
430
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
431
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
432
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
433
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
434
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
435
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
436
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
437
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
438
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
439
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
440
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
441
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
442
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
443
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
444
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
445
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
446
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
447
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
448
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
449
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
450
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
451
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
452
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
453
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
454
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
455
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
456
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
457
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
458
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
459
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
460
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
461
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
462
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
463
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
464
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
465
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
466
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
467
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
468
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
469
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
470
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
471
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
472
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
473
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
474
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
475
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
476
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
477
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
478
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
479
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
480
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
481
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
482
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
483
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
484
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
485
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
486
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
487
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
488
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
489
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
490
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
491
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
492
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
493
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
494
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
495
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
496
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
497
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
498
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
499
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
500
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
501
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
502
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
503
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
504
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
505
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
506
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
507
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
508
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
509
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
510
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
511
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
512
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
513
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
514
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
515
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
516
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
517
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
518
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
519
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
520
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
521
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
522
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
523
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
524
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
525
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
526
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
527
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
528
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
529
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
530
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
531
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
532
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
533
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
534
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
535
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
536
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
537
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
538
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
539
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
540
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
541
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
542
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
543
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
544
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
545
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
546
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
547
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
548
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
549
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
550
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
551
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
552
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
553
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
554
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
555
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
556
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
557
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
558
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
559
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
560
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
561
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
562
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
563
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
564
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
565
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
566
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
567
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
568
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
569
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
570
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
571
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
572
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
573
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
574
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
575
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
576
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
577
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
578
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
579
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
580
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
581
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
582
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
583
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
584
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
585
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
586
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
587
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
588
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
589
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
590
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
591
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
592
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
593
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
594
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
595
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
596
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
597
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
598
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
599
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
600
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
601
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
602
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
603
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
604
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
605
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
606
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
607
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
608
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
609
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
610
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
611
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
612
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
613
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
614
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
615
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
616
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
617
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
618
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
619
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
620
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
621
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
622
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
623
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
624
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
625
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
626
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
627
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
628
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
629
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
630
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
631
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
632
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
633
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
634
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
635
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
636
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
637
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
638
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
639
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
640
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
641
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
642
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
643
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
644
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
645
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
646
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
647
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
648
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
649
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
650
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
651
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
652
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
653
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
654
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
655
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
656
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
657
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
658
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
659
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
660
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
661
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
662
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
663
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
664
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
665
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
666
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
667
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
668
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
669
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
670
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
671
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
672
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
673
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
674
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
675
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
676
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
677
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
678
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
679
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
680
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
681
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
682
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
683
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
684
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
685
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
686
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
687
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
688
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
689
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
690
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
691
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
692
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
693
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
694
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
695
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
696
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
697
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
698
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
699
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
700
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
701
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
702
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
703
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
704
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
705
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
706
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
707
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
708
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
709
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
710
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
711
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
712
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
713
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
714
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
715
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
716
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
717
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
718
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
719
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
720
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
721
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
722
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
723
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
724
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
725
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
726
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
727
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
728
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
729
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
730
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
731
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
732
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
733
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
734
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
735
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
736
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
737
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
738
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
739
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
740
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
741
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
742
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
743
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
744
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
745
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
746
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
747
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
748
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
749
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
750
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
751
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
752
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
753
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
754
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
755
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
756
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
757
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
758
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
759
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
760
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
761
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
762
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
763
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
764
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
765
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
766
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
767
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
768
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
769
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
770
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
771
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
772
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
773
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
774
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
775
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
776
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
777
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
778
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
779
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
780
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
781
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
782
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
783
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
784
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
785
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
786
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
787
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
788
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
789
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
790
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
791
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
792
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
793
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
794
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
795
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
796
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
797
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
798
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
799
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
800
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
801
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
802
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
803
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
804
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
805
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
806
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
807
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
808
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
809
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
810
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
811
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
812
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
813
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
814
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
815
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
816
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
817
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
818
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
819
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
820
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
821
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
822
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
823
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
824
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
825
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
826
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
827
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
828
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
829
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
830
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
831
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
832
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
833
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
834
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
835
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
836
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
837
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
838
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
839
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
840
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
841
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
842
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
843
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
844
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
845
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
846
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
847
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
848
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
849
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
850
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
851
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
852
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
853
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
854
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
855
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
856
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
857
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
858
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
859
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
860
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
861
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
862
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
863
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
864
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
865
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
866
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
867
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
868
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
869
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
870
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
871
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
872
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
873
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
874
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
875
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
876
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
877
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
878
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
879
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
880
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
881
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
882
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
883
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
884
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
885
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
886
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
887
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
888
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
889
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
890
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
891
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
892
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
893
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
894
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
895
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
896
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
897
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
898
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
899
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
900
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
901
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
902
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
903
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
904
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
905
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
906
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
907
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
908
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
909
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
910
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
911
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
912
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
913
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
914
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
915
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
916
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
917
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
918
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
919
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
920
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
921
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
922
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
923
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
924
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
925
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
926
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
927
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
928
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
929
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
930
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
931
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
932
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
933
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
934
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
935
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
936
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
937
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
938
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
939
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
940
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
941
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
942
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
943
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
944
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
945
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
946
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
947
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
948
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
949
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
950
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
951
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
952
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
953
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
954
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
955
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
956
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
957
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
958
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
959
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
960
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
961
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
962
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
963
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
964
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
965
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
966
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
967
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
968
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
969
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
970
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
971
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
972
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
973
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
974
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
975
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
976
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
977
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
978
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
979
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
980
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
981
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
982
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
983
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
984
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
985
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
986
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
987
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
988
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
989
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
990
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
991
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
992
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
993
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
994
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
995
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
996
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
997
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
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Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
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998
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
999
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
1000
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
1001
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
1002
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
1003
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
1004
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
1005
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
1006
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
1007
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
1008
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
1009
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
1010
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
1011
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
1012
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
1013
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
1014
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
1015
What section and act does rape come under
Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003
1016
Definition of rape
It is an offence for a person intentionally to penetrate with his or is the vagina, anus or mouth of another person with that persons consent
1017
What is assault by penetration and the sections and act
Section 2 sexual offences act 2003
A person intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another with a part of his body or anything else and that:
The penetration was sexual
The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
And that the person does not reasonably believe that the other consents
1018
What is section 74 of the sexual offences act
A child under 16 cannot give true consent
| If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape
1019
What is section 75 of the sexual offences act
It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,
1020
What is section 76 of the sexual offences act
Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t
1021
What act is fraud under
Fraud act 2006
1022
Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections
Section 2-Fraud by false representation
Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position
1023
What is section 6 of the fraud act
Possessing articles for use in fraud
1024
What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006
Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader
1025
Section 8 Fraud act 2006
Extends the meaning of article
1026
Section 11- Fraud act 2006
Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
If they do not have the resources to pay its making off without payment section 3 theft act 1978
1027
What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide
```
Mental state
Timing-not when kids are back
Location-not bedroom
Physical injury
Approach
Questioning technique
```
1028
Main aims of victim code
Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
1029
Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services
Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims
