DTS Mod 2 Inv paper 2
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A police officer May for the purposes of arresting under 458 or 459, a person whom they believe on reasonable grounds has committed a serious indictable offence escaping legal custody or finds committing a serious indictable offence. May enter and search any place the police officer believes on reasonable grounds them to be. reasonable force may be used .
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I prayed must be refused by the offender The offenders appearance must not have changed significantly Similar age/appearance 11+ 1, including the suspect
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section 138 of the evidence act provides procedure for resolving the fundamental dilemma between the public interest in admitting reliable evidence and the public interest in vindicating individual rights deterring misconduct and maintaining the legitimacy of the judicial system
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violent oppressive inhumane demeaning
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The interview will be admitted if exceptional circumstances are justified
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As per 464E of the crimes act any persons under 18 must not be questioned unless parent or guardian present, or if unavailable an independent Person. AND Before the commencement of questioning the person has been allowed to speak to a parent or guardian and the communication is not overheard.
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Things to Consider the number and complexity of offences Investigation of offence Allow police to repair for interview Number of co-offenders transport of accused to facility exercise rights Medical attention Rest Bring before the courts
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Yes as you believe unreasonable grounds a serious indictable offence has been committed section 459 of the crimes act and search for reasonable FORCE
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you believe on reasonable grounds serious offence has been committed. The offender should be caught and brought to justice. BORG: FIM Fruit of crime Instrument used Material evidence BORG: CIAR Person in possession of article: Committed offence implicated in defence Accessory to the defence Unreasonably refused Must not return the item for longer than necessary to complete investigation and if a copy can be made it should be done and the original return to the owner lawfulness must be judges at the time of the conduct not afterwards
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Safety and evidence search
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Released unconditionally Released on bail Brought before a magistrate or bail justice
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any indictable offence SORG Having committed charged with or summonsed to answer a charge for an indictable offence
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When they’ve committed to schedule no offence
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Intimate and non-intimate
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Any member of the police force Best practice is the crime scene officers or major crime scene officers
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Medical practitioner nurse etc
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Yes, only with a court order
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SENIOR police authority
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Court order as it’s an intimate sample
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Hearsay is an out of court statement Made by a person other than the witness Said to prove the truth of what is contained in the statement
問題一覧
1
A police officer May for the purposes of arresting under 458 or 459, a person whom they believe on reasonable grounds has committed a serious indictable offence escaping legal custody or finds committing a serious indictable offence. May enter and search any place the police officer believes on reasonable grounds them to be. reasonable force may be used .
2
I prayed must be refused by the offender The offenders appearance must not have changed significantly Similar age/appearance 11+ 1, including the suspect
3
section 138 of the evidence act provides procedure for resolving the fundamental dilemma between the public interest in admitting reliable evidence and the public interest in vindicating individual rights deterring misconduct and maintaining the legitimacy of the judicial system
4
violent oppressive inhumane demeaning
5
The interview will be admitted if exceptional circumstances are justified
6
As per 464E of the crimes act any persons under 18 must not be questioned unless parent or guardian present, or if unavailable an independent Person. AND Before the commencement of questioning the person has been allowed to speak to a parent or guardian and the communication is not overheard.
7
Things to Consider the number and complexity of offences Investigation of offence Allow police to repair for interview Number of co-offenders transport of accused to facility exercise rights Medical attention Rest Bring before the courts
8
Yes as you believe unreasonable grounds a serious indictable offence has been committed section 459 of the crimes act and search for reasonable FORCE
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you believe on reasonable grounds serious offence has been committed. The offender should be caught and brought to justice. BORG: FIM Fruit of crime Instrument used Material evidence BORG: CIAR Person in possession of article: Committed offence implicated in defence Accessory to the defence Unreasonably refused Must not return the item for longer than necessary to complete investigation and if a copy can be made it should be done and the original return to the owner lawfulness must be judges at the time of the conduct not afterwards
10
Safety and evidence search
11
Released unconditionally Released on bail Brought before a magistrate or bail justice
12
any indictable offence SORG Having committed charged with or summonsed to answer a charge for an indictable offence
13
When they’ve committed to schedule no offence
14
Intimate and non-intimate
15
Any member of the police force Best practice is the crime scene officers or major crime scene officers
16
Medical practitioner nurse etc
17
Yes, only with a court order
18
SENIOR police authority
19
Court order as it’s an intimate sample
20
Hearsay is an out of court statement Made by a person other than the witness Said to prove the truth of what is contained in the statement