Sexual Offences Against Children Flashcards

1
Q

What is Section 9 of the SOA 2003? And what are the points to prove?

A

Offence:
Sexual activity with a child.
P2P:
1. A person over 18
2. Intentionally sexually touches a person.
3. The person is Under 16 or Under 13.

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2
Q

Does someone have a defence if the victim is under the age of 13

A

No.

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3
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Does someone have a defence if the victim is under the age of 16

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Yes - but only if they reasonably thought the victim was 16 and over (But the victim in fact must be no younger than 13)

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4
Q

Is kissing a sexual act?

A

Yes

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5
Q

What is the difference between section 8 SOA and section 10 SOA?

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Section 10 is a child (Under 116)
Section 8 is a child under 13

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6
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What is Section 11 of the SOA and the points to prove?

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Offence:
Sexual Activity in the presence of a child.

P2P:
Someone over 18 engages in an act that is sexual, for the purpose of sexual gratification it is in the presence of a child Under 16.

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7
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For the offence of Sexual Activity in the presence of a child (S.11 SOA) does the child have to physically watch the act?

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No - It can be purely from a place where the child could see the act.

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What is Section 12 SOA? and what are the points to prove for this offence?

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Offence:
Causing a child to watch a sexual activity.

P2P:
A person over the age of 18 causes a child under 16 to watch a sexual activity for the purpose of the adults sexual gratification.

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9
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For the offence of causing a child to watch a sexual activity, must they actually see the activity?

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Yes.

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10
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For the offence of causing a child to watch a sexual activity, can hearing a sexual activity suffice?

A

No.

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11
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For the offence of causing a child to watch a sexual activity, does the sexual gratification have to be immediate?

A

No.

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12
Q

To commit the offence of arranging or facilitating child sex offences, can it be for another?

A

Yes.

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13
Q

To commit the offence of arranging or facilitating child sex offences, can it be committed anywhere in the world?

A

Yes.

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14
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For the offence of MEETING A CHILD FOLLOWING SEXUAL GROOMING, how many times must the offender meet or communicate with the child prior to the arrangement?

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One or more.

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15
Q

Regarding the offence of sexual communication with a child, can the communication intend to make the victim communicate back sexually?

A

Yes

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16
Q

For the Abuse of Trust offences, how old is the victim for the purpose of these offences?

A

Under 18 years old.

17
Q

If a 25 year old school teacheris married to a 16 year old, and they engage in sexual activity, does the 25 year old commit an abuse of trust offence?

A

No - There is a defence if they were married prior to the offence. (if the relationship pre-dated the position of trust)

18
Q

For the offence of paying for sexual services of a child, what does payment mean?

A

Any financial advantage.

19
Q

For the offence of arranging sexual exploitation of children, where can this offence take place?

A

In any part of the world

20
Q

Does the adult offender have to gain from arranging sexual explotation of children?

A

No.

21
Q

An officer of what rank can service a written notice to either the manager, owner or operator of a hotel requesting information about hotel guests?

A

Inspector or above - but only when there is a charge for accommodation.

22
Q

Regarding the offence of a written notice to obtain information about hotel guests, how long does this notice last for?

A

6 Months.

23
Q

In response to providing information about hotel guests notices, is it an offence to intentionally provide incorrect information?

A

Yes

24
Q

Who is required to prosecute for possession of a peadophile manual?

A

The dpp.

25
Q

Regarding the offence of being in possession of a peadophile manual, if the defendant had not read it, and did not know the contents that it contained instructions on how to abuse children, would that constitute as an offence?

A

No.

26
Q

Who has to authorise possession of prohibited images of a child?

A

The DPP.

27
Q

Is it an offence tho be in possession of an undeveloped film of child indecent images?

A

No.

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