Victims

Question 1

Being on the notification register (VNR) means the victim will be notified:

Answer 1

By the agency where the offender is being held of any information concerning changes for the offenders bail, release, parole, escape or death

Question 2

What are the police responsibilities to the victim when a section 29 suspect is released on bail?

Answer 2

Police with device or victims, as soon as practical, of the outcome and conditions of any bail application

Question 3

Victim impact statements are required?

Answer 3

In every vase involving an identifiable victim

Question 4

Police are responsible for informing a victim of a section 29 sexual offence that:

Answer 4

They have rights in legislation that protect their privacy throughout court proceedings and reporting

Question 5

When must a victim of a section 29 offence be advised of their to be on the Victim Notification Register (VNR)?

Answer 5

At the time if the offenders arrest (if practicable)

Question 6

Police are obliged to inform the victim of:

Answer 6

Investigative progress and any impending charges or arrests

Question 7

Victim Rights Act 2002 section 29 offences are defined as:

Answer 7

Sexual or serious assault resulting in injury, death, or being rendered incapable or leading to the victim having fears for their safety or the safety of their family

Question 8

One of the principles laid down in the Victims Right Act 2002 guides the treatment of victims. In this respect Police are obliged to?

Answer 8

Treat all victims in a manner which is courteous, compassionate and respectful

Question 9

One of the principles laid out in the victims rights act 2002 guides access to services for the victims. In this respect police must inform victims that?

Answer 9

They’re entitled to access to welfare, health, medical or legal services