Week 1 - 13 Flashcards
Core Values
- Act with integrity
- Show respect
- Demonstrate compassion
- Take responsibility
- Serve with excellence
Other 4 Client Values
- Dress, Cleanliness an Deportment
- Meeting Client Needs
- Problem Solving
- Communication
Capra
C - Clients
A - Acquiring and Analyzing Information
P - Partnerships
R - Response
A - Assessment
Clients
- Needs, Problems, Interactions, expectations
- Direct / Indirect
Acquiring + Analyzing Info
- Clients / Research
- Law, Policy, Procedures
- Risk Assessment
- Potential Solutions
Partnerships
- “Not” Indirect clients
- Helps solve problems
- Frees up time
- Anyone that contributes in solution
Response
- Service
- Protection
- Enforcement / Alternatives
- Prevention
Assessment
- Continuous learning / improvement
- Self assessment
- What did / didn’t work
- How to improve
Feedback
- Explores Issues
- Team Problem Solving
- Clarifying issues
Espirit de corsp
- Loyalty
- Unity
- Belonging
- Pride
- Enthusiasm
SIPDE
- Search
- Identity
- Predict
- Decide
- Execute
BOLO
- Be
- On The
- Look
- Out
Negotiation Techniques
- Split up the individuals from the problems
- Clarify Interests
- Mutual Gain
- Facilitate Communication
CIPC
- Canadian Police Information Center
- Data base of information
- Shared with North America facilities
Four Banks of information for CIPC
- Investigate Data Bank
- National Repository of Criminal Record
- Intelligence Data Bank
- Ancillary Data Bank
Investigate Data Bank
- Information on Persons, Vehicles, Property or Marine
- Info is removed after the investigation is over.
Common Law
Law generally accepted by custom or tradition
Case Law
Judge made law representing past cases
Protected Documents
A = Lowest Personal
B = Medium Organizational security
C = National Security
Principal
Person that commits the offence (Perpetrator)
Abettor
Encouraging the offence
Aider
Helps the principal to commit the offence
Counselor
Plans the offence
Accessory
knows about the offence but does not stop
Freedom vs Rights
Right guarantees the enter of the state
Freedom does not guarantee the state
Fundamental Freedoms
Speech, Mobility, Gathering, Language, Religion, Press, Association
Democratic Rights
Right to vote
Right to Search and Seizure
Right to a lawful and reasonable seizure
Mobility Rights
Right to move around the country, leave and enter
Case law for strip search
Golden
Case law for normal search
clothier and langlois
Case law for car search
Caslake
CNI
Criminal Name Index
CFRO
Canadian Firearms Registration Online
Tapir Check
- Timeliness
- Authority
- Purpose
- Importance / Scope
- Reliability
Where can a public complaint be laid
- Any RCMP detachment (If at front door, complaint must be taken)
- Civilian Review and Complaints Commission
- Provincial Agency
How can a public complaint be laid
- Call, write or email any of the locations where a complaint can be laid
Who can a complaint be lead
- Regular Members
Who can lay a complaint
- Anyone person that;
- must be directly affected by officer action
- must be the guardian of someone directly
- Witness or present
Prejudice
An opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
Discrimination
The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of ethnicity, age, sex, or disability
Racism
prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism by an individual, community, or institution against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized
Systemic discrimination
Patterns of discriminatory practices, policies, and norms that result in unjust distributions of resources, services, and opportunities, favoring dominant groups over marginalized ones.
Protected A
Information or assets whose compromise could reasonably be expected to cause injury to non-national interests. A minimum of an RCMP Reliability Status (RRS) is required to access this information.
Protected B
Information or assets whose compromise could reasonably be expected to cause serious injury to non-national interests. A minimum of an RCMP Reliability Status (RRS) is required to access this information.
Protected C
Information or assets whose compromise could reasonably be expected to cause extremely grave injury and/or loss of life to non-national interests. A minimum of an RCMP Reliability Status (RRS) is required to access this information.
Protected vs Classified
Protected is non national while classified is
