Court And Crim

Question 1

A person who is not arrested can be compelled to court by way of _____ and ____?

Answer 1

Appearance notice and summons

Question 2

Arrested person can be released and compelled to court by way of ___ and ___?

Answer 2

Appearance notice and undertaking

Question 3

When releasing a person on a undertaking, the conditions you impose must be

Answer 3

Reasonable, based on circumstances of offence, and necessary to ensure public interest and court PRICE are satisfied

Question 4

Public interest or PRICE aren’t satisfied, requiring a bail hearing (justice or judge), you keep custody of the person, S.503(1) requires that;

Answer 4

A justice is available in 24 hours after arrest. If not available within 24 hours taken re-evaluate PRICE (if not satisfied still) wait for before justice asap

Question 5

Release order with or without conditions

Answer 5

S. 515(1) justice release order without conditions, 515(2) with conditions, 515(4) lists conditions that may be imposed

Question 6

S. 469 offences are basically

Answer 6

MURDER, treason,accessory after to high treason, intimidation of parliament or a legislature, bribery of judicial office

Question 7

Endorsed warrant

Answer 7

Peace officer leans towards release unless Public interest and Court PRICE not satisfied

Question 8

Unendorsed warrant

Answer 8

Peace officer leans towards holding for court unless Public interest and Court PRICE are satisfied

Question 9

Sections that authorize Summons (form 6)

Answer 9

S. 498(1)(a), 507 and 788

Question 10

Sections that authorize appearance notice (form 9)

Answer 10

S.497, 498(1)(b), 499 and 503(1.1)

Question 11

Sections that authorize undertaking (form 10)

Answer 11

S.498(1)(c), 499 and 503(1.1)

Question 12

Langliois v cloutier

Answer 12

Search incidental to arrest

Question 13

R v golden

Answer 13

Strip search

Question 14

Justice

Answer 14

Warship

Question 15

Judge

Answer 15

Honour

Question 16

Statutory law

Answer 16

A power given by a statute (written law)

Question 17

Identification of Criminals Act

Answer 17

The Act allows the police to take the fingerprints, photograph and other measurements of a person charged with an indictable offence prior to their trial.

Question 18

Continuity of Exhibits

Answer 18

Establishing a continuous unbroken documented chain of custody from the discovery of an exhibit to its tendering in court, and the final disposition of the item.

Question 19

Latent fingerprints

Answer 19

Invisible prints

Question 20

NORMS

Answer 20

N- not an interpretation O-observable R-Reliable M-Measurable S-Specific

Question 21

What is a fingerprint

Answer 21

Impressions of frictions ridges on the inner surface on the fingers and thumb

Question 22

Number of ridge characteristics

Answer 22

100

Question 23

3 types of ridge characteristics

Answer 23

Arch loop whorl

Question 24

What makes the Uniqueness of fingerprints

Answer 24

Cores and deltas

Question 25

Most common fingerprint pattern

Answer 25

Loop

Question 26

4 Types of whorl patterns

Answer 26

Plain
Central pocket loop
Double loop
Accidental

Question 27

4 different ridge characteristics

Answer 27

Ridge endings
Bifurcations
Island
Lake

Question 28

Fingerprints must have

Answer 28

Core and delta

Question 29

Rolled impression

Answer 29

Every finger rolled

Question 30

Purpose of plain impression

Answer 30

To verify rolled impression

Question 31

Does a C216 have to be sworn

Answer 31

Yes

Question 32

3 types of fingerprints found at crime scene

Answer 32

Patent (visible)
latent (invisible)
plastic (indented)

Question 33

Surfaces that transfer fingerprints

Answer 33

Non porus and porus