Week 1 - 13 Flashcards
1
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Core Values
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- Act with integrity
- Show respect
- Demonstrate compassion
- Take responsibility
- Serve with excellence
2
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Other 4 Client Values
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- Dress, Cleanliness an Deportment
- Meeting Client Needs
- Problem Solving
- Communication
3
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Capra
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C - Clients
A - Acquiring and Analyzing Information
P - Partnerships
R - Response
A - Assessment
4
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Clients
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- Needs, Problems, Interactions, expectations
- Direct / Indirect
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Acquiring + Analyzing Info
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- Clients / Research
- Law, Policy, Procedures
- Risk Assessment
- Potential Solutions
6
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Partnerships
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- “Not” Indirect clients
- Helps solve problems
- Frees up time
- Anyone that contributes in solution
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Response
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- Service
- Protection
- Enforcement / Alternatives
- Prevention
8
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Assessment
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- Continuous learning / improvement
- Self assessment
- What did / didn’t work
- How to improve
9
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Feedback
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- Explores Issues
- Team Problem Solving
- Clarifying issues
10
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Espirit de corsp
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- Loyalty
- Unity
- Belonging
- Pride
- Enthusiasm
11
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SIPDE
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- Search
- Identity
- Predict
- Decide
- Execute
12
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BOLO
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- Be
- On The
- Look
- Out
13
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Negotiation Techniques
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- Split up the individuals from the problems
- Clarify Interests
- Mutual Gain
- Facilitate Communication
14
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CIPC
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- Canadian Police Information Center
- Data base of information
- Shared with North America facilities
15
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Four Banks of information for CIPC
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- Investigate Data Bank
- National Repository of Criminal Record
- Intelligence Data Bank
- Ancillary Data Bank
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Investigate Data Bank
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- Information on Persons, Vehicles, Property or Marine
- Info is removed after the investigation is over.
17
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Common Law
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Law generally accepted by custom or tradition
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Case Law
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Judge made law representing past cases
19
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Protected Documents
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A = Lowest Personal
B = Medium Organizational security
C = National Security
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Principal
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Person that commits the offence (Perpetrator)
21
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Abettor
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Encouraging the offence
22
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Aider
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Helps the principal to commit the offence
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Counselor
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Plans the offence
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Accessory
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knows about the offence but does not stop
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Freedom vs Rights
Right guarantees the enter of the state
Freedom does not guarantee the state
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Fundamental Freedoms
Speech, Mobility, Gathering, Language, Religion, Press, Association
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Democratic Rights
Right to vote
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Right to Search and Seizure
Right to a lawful and reasonable seizure
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Mobility Rights
Right to move around the country, leave and enter
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Case law for strip search
Golden
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Case law for normal search
clothier and langlois
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Case law for car search
Caslake
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CNI
Criminal Name Index
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CFRO
Canadian Firearms Registration Online
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Tapir Check
- Timeliness
- Authority
- Purpose
- Importance / Scope
- Reliability
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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
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How can a public complaint be laid
- Call, write or email any of the locations where a complaint can be laid
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Who can a complaint be lead
- Regular Members
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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
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Prejudice
An opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
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Discrimination
The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of ethnicity, age, sex, or disability
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Protected vs Classified
Protected is non national while classified is
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