Sexual Offences

Question 1

Sexual offences part 1 
Define what a young child is?
A) Someone to has no attained the age of 13
B) 13 years or younger 
C) 8 years or younger 
D) 15 years or younger

Answer 1

A)

Question 2

Sexual offences part 1 
Define an older child
A) Someone who is 13 but not attained the age of 16 
B) 14 years or younger 
C) between 12 and 17 
D) all of the above

Answer 2

A)

Question 3

Section 1 - rape what one or more than one of the following statement are true
A) the offence of rape is committed when a person intentionally or reckless penetrates any part of the victims body without their consent
B) The offence of rape can be committed by any person
C) The offensive of rape is committed when a person penetrates someone’s vagina, anus or mouth with their penis
D) ) the offence of rape is committed when a person intentionally or reckless penetrates the victims vagina anus or mouth with their pennies

Answer 3

D)

Question 4

Sexual offences - part 2
If a person aged 16 or over has sexual intercourse with an consenting older child what offensive has he/she committed
A) None as the ‘victim’ has consented
B) Rape of an old Oder child
C) sexual assault on an older child
D) section 28 having intercourse with an older child

Answer 4

D)

Question 5

Section 85(1) - period notification 
A relevant offender must within what time period from the date of initial registration notify the police the information required in section 83(1)? 
A) 3 days 
B) 12 months
C) 7 days 
D) 14 days

Answer 5

B 12 mouths

Question 6

A sex offender who intends to leave the UK for 3 days or more just personally provide 
The date of departure from the UK 
The destination point 
The point of arrival in that country at the prescribed police station, how long before should the police be noticed? 
A) 3 days 
B) 7 days 
C) 14 days 
D) 24 hours

Answer 6

B

Question 7

Sexual offences part 1
Consent involving a mentally disordered person, if a mentally disordered person can’t do what one or more than one of the following would the consent not be seen as valid?
A) Understand what the consent is
B) Form a decision as to weather to engage in the conduct
C) communicate the decision
D) all of the above

Answer 7

D