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1
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What legislation is affray from

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Section 3(1) Public Order Act 1986

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Who must be present for an affray

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The offender
The victim
At least one bystander

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3
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What is affray

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Where 1 or more person uses or threatens unlawful violence

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4
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Is words alone enough for affray and what section is this under

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Section 3(3) states a threat cannot be made by the use of words alone

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5
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For affray a person of reasonable firmness should fear for their personal safety

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6
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Where can affray take place

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It can take place in both private and public places

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7
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How is affray triable

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Either way offence

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8
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Definition of assault

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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

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9
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What are the two types of assault

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Physical contact (battery)
Threats
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10
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Four key elements of an assault

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Intentionally or recklessly
Applies force-either direct or indirect
Person of another-not an animal
Consent-victim did not give consent

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Five situations when consent is not required for assault

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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

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12
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What is assault on police

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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

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13
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Definition and act of burglary

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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

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14
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Act of burglary

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Section 9 Theft act 1968

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15
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What is 91(a) burglary

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Entry took place with the intention of SID
Stealing
Inflicting GBH or
Committing unlawful criminal damage

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16
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What is 9 1(b) burglary

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After the entry took place SI
Stole or intended to steal
Inflicted GBH or intended to

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17
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Points to prove for 9 1(a) burglary

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Entered
Trespassing
Intended to steal or intended GBH or criminal damage

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18
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Points to prove for 9 1(b) burglary

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Entered
Trespasser
Steals or intended to steal
Inflict or intended to inflict GBH

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Definition of Section 5 public order act

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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

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20
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Defences of section 5 public order

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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

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21
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What is a dwelling person

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Where someone is living at the material time, so could be a car

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What can a section 5 assault take place

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Public or private

In a dwelling as long as someone outside a dwelling is likely to be offended

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23
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Is there power of entry for section 5 public order act

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No power even if racially aggravated but has power of arrest if necessary

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24
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What act is theft, there’s 2

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Theft act 1968/1978

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25
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Definition of theft

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A person is guilty of theft if
Dishonestly appropriate property belonging to another
With intention of permanently depriving the other of it

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26
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What act is stalking and harassment under

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Protection from harassment act 1997

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27
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What is the offences related to offences of stalking and harassment

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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

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28
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Harassment section 1(1)

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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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29
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Harassment Section 1(1A)

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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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30
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What is stalking

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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

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31
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What is the when questioned caution

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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

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What is the now caution

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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

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33
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Caution +3 interview

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They are not under arrest
They are not obliged to remain with the officer
They are entitled to free legal advice

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34
Q

What is your reason for arrest being necessary

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IDCOPPLAN

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
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Rights of a prisoner

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Right to have someone informed
Right to legal advise
Right to read the code of ethics

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36
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What is section 24 PACE

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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

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37
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What is section 28 PACE

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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

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38
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What is section 24A PACE

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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

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39
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What is section 30(7) PACE

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Dearrest power

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40
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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41
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Definition of rape

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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

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42
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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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

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43
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape

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44
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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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45
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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

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46
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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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47
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Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

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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

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48
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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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49
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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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50
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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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51
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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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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

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52
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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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53
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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system

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54
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

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55
Q

What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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56
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Definition of rape

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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

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57
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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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

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58
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape

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59
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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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60
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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

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61
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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

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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

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63
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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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64
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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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65
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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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66
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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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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

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67
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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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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system

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69
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

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70
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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71
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Definition of rape

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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

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72
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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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

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73
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape

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74
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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

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76
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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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77
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Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

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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

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78
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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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79
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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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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

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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 
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Questioning technique
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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system

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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

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85
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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86
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Definition of rape

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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

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87
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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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

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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

If the defendant claims they thought that they were 16 this cannot be classed as rape

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

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91
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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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92
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Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

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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

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93
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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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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

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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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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system

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99
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

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100
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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101
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Definition of rape

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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

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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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

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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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

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 2-Fraud by false representation
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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 2-Fraud by false representation
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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 2-Fraud by false representation
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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 2-Fraud by false representation
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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 3- fraud by failing to disclose information when legally obliged to do so
Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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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

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
Ensure they receive appropriate support
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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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

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 2-Fraud by false representation
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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system

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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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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

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 2-Fraud by false representation
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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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:
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The person doesn’t consent to the penetration
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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A child under 16 cannot give true consent

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

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Section 2-Fraud by false representation
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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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Dishonestly obtaining services- obtaining a service for which payment is required, with intent to avoid-
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What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

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Main aims of victim code

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Inform and protect victims of crime and their families
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Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

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Victims of the most serious crime
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What section and act does rape come under

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Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

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Definition of rape

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What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

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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
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What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

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What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

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What act is fraud under

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Fraud act 2006

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Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

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Section 2-Fraud by false representation
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Section 4- Fraud by abuse of position

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What is section 6 of the fraud act

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Possessing articles for use in fraud

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What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

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Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

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Section 8 Fraud act 2006

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Extends the meaning of article

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Section 11- Fraud act 2006

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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

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412
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
413
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

415
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

416
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

420
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

421
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

422
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

424
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

425
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

426
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
428
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

430
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

431
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

435
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

436
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

437
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

439
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

440
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

441
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
443
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

445
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

446
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

450
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

451
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

452
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

454
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

455
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

456
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
458
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

460
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

461
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

465
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

466
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

467
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

469
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

470
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

471
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
473
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

475
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

476
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

480
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

481
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

482
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

484
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

485
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

486
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
488
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

490
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

491
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

495
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

496
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

497
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

499
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

500
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

501
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
503
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

505
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

506
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

510
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

511
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

512
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

514
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

515
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

516
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
518
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

520
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

521
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

525
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

526
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

527
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

529
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

530
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

531
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
533
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

535
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

536
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

540
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

541
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

542
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

544
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

545
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

546
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
548
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

550
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

551
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

555
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

556
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

557
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

559
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

560
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

561
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
563
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

565
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

566
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

570
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

571
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

572
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

574
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

575
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

576
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
578
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

580
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

581
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

585
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

586
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

587
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

589
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

590
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

591
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
593
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

595
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

596
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

600
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

601
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

602
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

604
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

605
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

606
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
608
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

610
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

611
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

615
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

616
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

617
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

619
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

620
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

621
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
623
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

625
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

626
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

630
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

631
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

632
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

634
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

635
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

636
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
638
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

640
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

641
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

645
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

646
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

647
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

649
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

650
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

651
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
653
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

655
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

656
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

660
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

661
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

662
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

664
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

665
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

666
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
668
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

670
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

671
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

675
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

676
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

677
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

679
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

680
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

681
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
683
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

685
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

686
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

690
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

691
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

692
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

694
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

695
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

696
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
698
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

700
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

701
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

705
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

706
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

707
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

709
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

710
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

711
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
713
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

715
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

716
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

720
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

721
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

722
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

724
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

725
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

726
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
728
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

730
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

731
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

735
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

736
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

737
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

739
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

740
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

741
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
743
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

745
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

746
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

750
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

751
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

752
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

754
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

755
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

756
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
758
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

760
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

761
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

765
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

766
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

767
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

769
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

770
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

771
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
773
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

775
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

776
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

780
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

781
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

782
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

784
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

785
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

786
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
788
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

790
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

791
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

795
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

796
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

797
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

799
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

800
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

801
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
803
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

805
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

806
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

810
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

811
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

812
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

814
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

815
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

816
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
818
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

820
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

821
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

825
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

826
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

827
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

829
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

830
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

831
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
833
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

835
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

836
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

840
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

841
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

842
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

844
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

845
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

846
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
848
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

850
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

851
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

855
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

856
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

857
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

859
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

860
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

861
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
863
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

865
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

866
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

870
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

871
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

872
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

874
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

875
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

876
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
878
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

880
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

881
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

885
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

886
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

887
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

889
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

890
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

891
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
893
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

895
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

896
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

900
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

901
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

902
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

904
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

905
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

906
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
908
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

910
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

911
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

915
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

916
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

917
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

919
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

920
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

921
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
923
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

925
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

926
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

930
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

931
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

932
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

934
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

935
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

936
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
938
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

940
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

941
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

945
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

946
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

947
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

949
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

950
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

951
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
953
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

955
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

956
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

960
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

961
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

962
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

964
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

965
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

966
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
968
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

970
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

971
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

975
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

976
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

977
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

979
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

980
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

981
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
983
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

985
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

986
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

990
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

991
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

992
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

994
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

995
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

996
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
998
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

1000
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

1001
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

1005
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

1006
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

1007
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

1009
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

1010
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

1011
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
1013
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

1015
Q

What section and act does rape come under

A

Section 1 Sexual Offences act 2003

1016
Q

Definition of rape

A

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
Q

What is assault by penetration and the sections and act

A

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
Q

What is section 74 of the sexual offences act

A

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
Q

What is section 75 of the sexual offences act

A

It is not true consent if the person fears that immediate violence would be used otherwise,

1020
Q

What is section 76 of the sexual offences act

A

Deception- cannot be consent if you state you are someone that your not, says he had a vesecetmi but hasn’t

1021
Q

What act is fraud under

A

Fraud act 2006

1022
Q

Name the 3 ways that fraud can be committed and there sections

A

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
Q

What is section 6 of the fraud act

A

Possessing articles for use in fraud

1024
Q

What is section 7 of the fraud act 2006

A

Making, adapts or supplying articles- eg putting a magnet on your meter reader

1025
Q

Section 8 Fraud act 2006

A

Extends the meaning of article

1026
Q

Section 11- Fraud act 2006

A

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
Q

What are the factors that affect the quality of information/evidence a victim or witness can provide

A 
Mental state 
Timing-not when kids are back 
Location-not bedroom 
Physical injury 
Approach
Questioning technique
1028
Q

Main aims of victim code

A

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
Q

Three priority categories who automatically entitled to enhanced services

A

Victims of the most serious crime
Persistently targets victims
Vulnerable or intimated victims

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