Search and surveillance Flashcards

1
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Purpose of S&S Act

A

Modernise law and new tech
Codify rules of other enactments
Ensure investigative tools effective / adequate

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Search powers on arrest

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Rub down warrantless search for:
-weapons
-items to facilitate escape
-evidential material

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3
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After a person is locked up, can only search if

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  • They have not been searched before
  • Been in close proximinity to unsearched person
  • RGB possess anything to harm hemselves or others.
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4
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Special powers where a warrant is pending

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Secure address 6 hours to obtain SW -
- enter / secure place /vehicle / thing
- secure items found
- direct anyone to assist

If you believe evidential material CADD (until expiry of 6 hours, or warrant authorised or declined)

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5
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Surveillance without a warrant

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Surveillance without a device can’t be authorised with a warrant (as there is no device).

It will be unlawful if it involves trespass

It will be lawful if it doesn’t involve trespass and is reasonable in curcumstances.

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6
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Does flying over a property using a drone involve trespass

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No

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7
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Three types of surveillance device

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Interception
Tracking
Visual Surviallance

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8
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BOR, What are the rights of persons in NZ

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Against unreasonable search / seizure
Arbitrary detention / arrest
Rights of arrested persons
Rights of persons charged
Min standdards of criminal procedures

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s23 Rights of persons arrested

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-Informed of reason
-Right to consult / instruct lawyer and iformed of right
-Right to have validy of arrest challenged (habeas corpus) and released if unlawful
- charged promptly or released
- right to refrain from making stx
- treated with dignity / respect

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10
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Define detention

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Physically deprived of movement

Statutory restraint

They believe they are not free to leave

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11
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When is arrest or detention arbitrary

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When it is without reasonable cause

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12
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Before an arrest is made what should you consider

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It is justifable
Could you summons
Could you use discretion

(otherwise it may be arbritrary)

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13
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Can you hold a person in custody to make further enquiries

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No.
If a person is eligable to bail must give it as soon as possible

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14
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When does restraint (not allowed to leave) not amount to detention

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EBA
3T
Motorist taken for blood test at hospital following accident
SW excluding persons from room or place.

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15
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Can police question a subject after they have sought legal advice and been advised to remain silent

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Yes. If they answer, you can continue to question them.

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