CIA Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Section 16 - CIA

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Force, use of when exercising powers

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Section 24 (1)

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Citizens’ powers
24. Prevention of offences and violence
(1) Any person (the citizen)

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Section 25

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Citizen’s arrest

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Section 28

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Persons accompanying officers to be informed of rights

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Section 30

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  1. Entry and search with occupier’s consent
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Section 30 (2)

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For the purposes of this Part, an occupier gives informed
consent to an officer if the occupier consents after being
informed by the officer —
(a) of the powers that the officer wants to exercise in respect of the place; and
(b) of the reason why the officer wants to exercise those
powers; and
(c) that the occupier can refuse to consent to the officer
doing so.

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Section 39

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  1. Vehicle, search of for things relevant to offence
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Section 31

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Occupiers rights `

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Section 39 (1)(e)

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If an officer reasonably suspeccts … the officer
(e) may stop, enter and search the vehicle; and

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Section 63

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  1. Basic search, meaning of
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Section 64

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  1. Strip search, meaning of
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Section 65

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  1. Searches, ancillary powers for
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Section 68

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  1. Searching people for things relevant to offences
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Section 68 (1)(a)

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(1) If an officer reasonably suspects that a person has in his or her possession or under his or her control any thing relevant to an offence, the officer —
(a) may do a basic search or a strip search of the person; and

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Section 71

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  1. Basic search, additional rules for doing
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Section 72

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  1. Strip search, additional rules for doing
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Section 72 (3)

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strip search involves removing any article that the person
is wearing or searching the person’s private parts — (a-g)

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Section 117

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Recorded interview to be made available to suspect

19
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Section 118

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  1. Admission in serious case inadmissible unless recorded
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Section 128

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  1. Arrest power for offences
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Section 128(2)

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Serious offences

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Section 128(3)

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(3) A police officer or a public officer may arrest a person for an
offence that is not a serious offence

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Section 132

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  1. Places may be entered and vehicles may be stopped
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Section 20

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  1. Power to enter includes power to enter some other places
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Section 33
Public open area, search powers in
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Section 133
133. Places and vehicles of certain arrested suspects may be searched for evidence
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Section 133(2)
(2) If a person is under arrest for a serious offence, a police officer or a public officer
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Section 135
135. Certain people in custody may be searched
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Section 135(4)
(4) If a person is in custody, an authorised officer may search the person for a security risk item.
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Section 138
138. Arrested suspects, rights of
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Section 139
139. Arrested suspects, detention of
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Section 140
140. Detention period for arrested suspects
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Section 142
142. Arrested suspects, charging and releasing
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Section 143
143. Other arrested people, dealing with
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Section 154
154. Evidence obtained improperly
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Section 155
155. Inadmissible evidence, court may allow admission
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Section 31
Occupiers Rights
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Section 132(2)
gives the power for police to enter and search a place without a warrant in order to arrest an ‘arrestable person’.
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Section 36
Place or vehicle, entry of to attend to dead or seriously ill or injured person
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Section 37
37. Place or vehicle, entry of to investigate serious event
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Section 146
146. Things relevant to offence, grounds for seizing (Chance discovery)
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Section 134
134. Escapees, additional powers to aid recapture
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Section 43
43. Search warrant, effect of