s304

Question 1

s304

Answer 1

Killing on provocation e.g provoked manslaughter

Question 2

s304a

Answer 2

Diminished responsibility e.g abnormality of mind

Question 3

s304b

Answer 3

Killing for preservation e.g abusive domestic relationships

Question 4

306

Answer 4

Attempt to murder with intent

Question 5

307

Answer 5

Accessory after the fact e.g knowledge of

Question 6

s390

Answer 6

Things capable of being stolen, movable in order to steal it

Question 7

s391

Answer 7

Definition of stealing, fraudulently takes anything, deprive the owner

Question 8

s409

Answer 8

Definition of robbery - any person who steals anything uses threats of violence to a person or property in order to obtain

Question 9

411

Answer 9

Punishment of robbery - pretends to be armed with weapon, co of one or more people wounds or uses violence

Question 10

s412

Answer 10

Attempted robbery- assaults w intent to steal, threats or acts of violence in order to obtain thing, pretends or is armed, co of one or more

Question 11

s419

Answer 11

Burglary- enters dwelling w intent to commit indictable offence

Question 12

s421

Answer 12

Premises- building, structure, tent

Question 13

s30

Answer 13

failure to witness to attend and answer questions

Question 14

ISAAC

Answer 14

Issue
Statement - of laws
Authority- section
Application - apply the law, facts
Conclusion

Question 15

s29

Answer 15

PPR Act 2000 (e.g. s29 of the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 allows police to search people without a warrant if they have reasonable suspicion of a prescribed circumstance.

Question 16

s 30

Answer 16

PPR Act - sets out what constitutes a prescribed circumstance, under reasonable suspicion

Question 17

365

Answer 17

Arrest without a warrant - when reasonably necessary
Preventing continuation
b) establish a persons identity
g) armed?
h) to prevent a person from fleeing