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Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program- SAPR CI1754.10F 4/10/24 Flashcards

1
Q

An intentional sexual contact, characterized by use of force, threats, intimidation, abuse of authority, or when the victim does not or cannot consent

A

Sexual Assault

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Is an unrestricted report reportable to CGIS

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Yes

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Is a restricted report reportable

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No, it is confidential

Report to EAPC/SARC, FAS, VA, or HCP

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4
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Who is responsible for preventing sexual assaults

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Everyone

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Who investigates an unrestricted report

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Formal investigation by trained criminal investigators
CGIS

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Who must the restricted report be reported to

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EAPC/SARC, FAS, VA, Coast Guard/DoD HCP, Chaplain

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If a civilian friend or family members acts on the victims behalf to one of the approved restricted officials, will it still be restricted

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Yes

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8
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How long shall evidence be retained

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12 months

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9
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What is the manual number

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M1754.10

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10
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What is the motto for sexual assault/harrassment

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Recognize, Prevent, Respond

Mandated Training

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11
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How long do you have to report sexual harassment

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45 days from last harassing act

Mandated training

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12
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What is the sexual assault report form

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CG-6095

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13
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Who administers the SAPRR program

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Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARCs)

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14
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All new cases must be entered in DSAID within _____ business days of the report

A

2

1-10

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15
Q

Which report provides leadership support,
the full array of safety and support resources, and the possibility to hold the offender(s)
accountable

A

unrestricted

4-2

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Which report is confidential

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restricted

4-2

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17
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Which report is not
available if the sexual assault has already been disclosed to law enforcement or someone in
the victim’s direct chain of command

A

Restricted Reporting

4-2

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18
Q

Only who can
take a report of sexual assault

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SARC, VA, or Coast Guard medical officer

4-2

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19
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An _____ initiates a criminal investigation and
provides command support for service member victims

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Unrestricted Report

4-2

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Following an _____ Report, a victim may request an expedited transfer to a new
duty station

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Unrestricted

4-3

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21
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A _____ Report does not trigger an investigation or command notification

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Restricted

4-5

22
Q

The _____ should refer the victim to a SARC or VA to discuss
reporting options and available services

A

confidant

4-5

23
Q

Victims who initially elect the Restricted Reporting
option may change the report to Unrestricted at any time

A

true

4-6

24
Q

Once an Unrestricted Report is elected on
the VRPS, it can never revert to a Restricted Report

A

true

4-6

25
Q

Learning how to
survive and ultimately thrive in this _____ is the goal for long-term recovery

A

“new normal”

6-2

26
Q

How often is sexual assault training

A

annually, calendar year

8-2

27
Q

First
responders are composed of personnel in the following disciplines or positions:

A

SARCs,
VAs, Coast Guard medical officers, Coast Guard security forces, CGIS, judge advocates,
SVCs, and chaplains

8-2

28
Q

Victim advocates must receive a (minimum) _____-hour initial training

SARCs must complete the (minimum) _____-hour initial VA training

A

40 hour

40 hour

8-5

29
Q

Initial VA and SARC training curricula must be approved by whom

A

CG-114

8-5

30
Q

The _____ Program gives people making a
Restricted Report an opportunity to anonymously disclose suspect information to help law
enforcement identify serial offenders

A

Catch a Serial Offender (CATCH) Program

A-1

31
Q

What means a freely given agreement to the conduct at issue by a competent
person

A

consent

A-1

32
Q

What is intentional sexual contact characterized by use of force,
threats, intimidation, or abuse of authority, or when the victim does not or cannot consent

A

Sexual assault

A-3

33
Q

(SAFE)

A

Sexual Assault Forensic Examination

A-3

34
Q

(SARC)

A

Sexual Assault Response Coordinator

A-3

35
Q

a person who can provide emotional support to the victim during interviews, medical procedures, and legal proceedings

Trained and professionally credentialed Coast Guard active-duty and/or Reserve volunteers who advocate for the victim; they may also be a prevention resource and assists the SARC and VAPS in prevention-related activities

A

Volunteer Victim Advocate (VVA)

A-4, A-5

36
Q

Where would you direct a friend to report sexual assault

A

www.SafeHelpline.org

1-877-995-5247

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration National Helpline (samhsa.gov/1-800-662-HELP)

RAINN

CG SAPR home page

37
Q

Is confiding in another the same thing as making a Restricted Report

A

No. Confiding in another is neither a Restricted nor an Unrestricted Report of sexual assault. This policy allows a victim to speak to someone else. It ensures both reporting options are still available to them

ALCOAST FAQ

38
Q

Under what circumstances can my Restricted Report be converted to an Unrestricted Report

A

Circumstances include, but are not limited to, the following:

 The victim or other person(s) will otherwise remain in serious or imminent danger if the crime is not reported

 Required for fitness for duty or disability determinations

 The victim is incapacitated or otherwise unable to make a competent decision.
In this situation, the SARC, Victim Advocate, or Health Care Provider (HCP) can disclose information to those individuals with an official need to know, or as required by law or regulation, to coordinate direct treatment or services for the victim

ALCOAST FAQ

39
Q

Can I tell my spouse if she/he is in my chain of command and still maintain a Restricted Report option

A

A spouse, who is a member of the same command, but is not senior in the chain of command, will not have a duty to report the assault to the command or CGIS

ALCOAST FAQ

40
Q

What is a Third Party Report of sexual assault

A

A Third Party Report means someone other than the victim, who knows about the sexual assault, makes a report based upon their knowledge of the assault

ALCOAST FAQ

41
Q

Why is Unrestricted reporting desired by the Coast Guard

A

the only option that may lead to offenders being held accountable for their actions

ALCOAST FAQ

42
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An Unrestricted Report also allows the victim a full range of protections, including but not limited to

A

 Military Protective Order

 Immediate transfer or relocation, otherwise known as an “Expedited
Transfer”

 Other law enforcement and command protective actions

ALCOAST FAQ

43
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Who are the “covered entities” that can take a Restricted Report without being mandated to disclose to the command or CGIS

A

SARCs, Coast Guard, Public Health Service, and Department of Defense HCPs, VAs who are trained to take Restricted Reports

Servicing Victim Counsel (SVC) and chaplains are not trained to take reports of sexual assault; however, victim communication with chaplains and SVCs are privileged

ALCOAST FAQ

44
Q

If anyone, including the individual whom the victim confided in, discloses the sexual assault information to a Third Party, including the command or CGIS, before the victim speaks with a SARC and signs a Victim Preference Statement, CG-6095, does the victim still have the opportunity to file a Restricted Report

A

No. If a victim did not make a Restricted Report and did not sign the Victim Preference Statement, CG-6095, before the command or CGIS found out about the assault from the Third Party, then the victim cannot file a Restricted Report. An Unrestricted Report and investigation will be initiated based upon the Third Party report

ALCOAST FAQ

45
Q

What are the benefits of the Confiding in Another Person policy

A

 Prevent the victim from being lonely and isolated

 Help reduce stress and anxiety

 Ensure the victim receives information about support options, including
how to make a report of sexual assault or where to seek medical help

Additionally, the confidant is not required to report the assault

ALCOAST FAQ

46
Q

Does the confidant have absolute confidentiality

A

No

The confidant may disclose the information, for these reasons or many others:

 If questioned during an investigation into the assault

 If the confidant believes the victim’s safety is in imminent danger

ALCOAST FAQ

47
Q

A person who alleges direct harm resulting from the commission of a sexual assault

A

Victim/Survivor

Health safety and work life CG-11 page, Sexual Assault Prevention,
Response, & Recovery (SAPRR) Program
CG-1K4

48
Q

A strategy that motivates and mobilizes people to act when they see, hear, or otherwise recognize signs of an inappropriate or unsafe situation, to act and prevent harm

A

Bystander Intervention

Health safety and work life CG-11 page, Sexual Assault Prevention,
Response, & Recovery (SAPRR) Program
CG-1K4

49
Q

A _____ is a full-time, Coast Guard civilian employee who is trained to ensure appropriate care is coordinated and provided to victims of sexual assault. In addition, they track the services provided to a victim of sexual assault from the initial report through final disposition and resolution. They lead all SAPRR services in their area of responsibility (AOR) such as training and prevention activities

A

Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC)

Health safety and work life CG-11 page, Sexual Assault Prevention,
Response, & Recovery (SAPRR) Program
CG-1K4

50
Q

A Coast Guard civilian employee who is trained and credentialed to ensure appropriate care is coordinated and provided to victims of sexual assault. They can provide emotional support to the victim during interviews, medical procedures, and legal proceedings. They work in conjunction with the SARC, and receives taskings, mentorship, oversight, guidance, training, and support from the SARC

A

VAPS Victim Advocate Program Specialist

Health safety and work life CG-11 page, Sexual Assault Prevention,
Response, & Recovery (SAPRR) Program
CG-1K4

51
Q

Conversation that takes place within the context of a protected relationship, such as that between an attorney and client, psychotherapist and patient, clergy/chaplain and penitent/parishioner, or SARC/VA and sexual assault victim.

A

Privileged Communication

Health safety and work life CG-11 page, Sexual Assault Prevention,
Response, & Recovery (SAPRR) Program
CG-1K4

52
Q

A victim’s disclosure of their sexual assault to anyone currently serving in a criminal or civil investigative role or in the victim’s direct chain of command (to include the OOD, Watch Stander, or other command delegated authority when working in a command capacity), must be reported to the victim’s CO/OINC, CGIS, and SARC. Therefore, those in law enforcement and in the victim’s direct chain of command are considered this.

A

Mandatory Reporter

Health safety and work life CG-11 page, Sexual Assault Prevention,
Response, & Recovery (SAPRR) Program
CG-1K4

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