Definitions

Question 1

Dishonestly

Answer 1

An act w/o belief express/implied consent or authority

Question 2

W/O claim of right

Answer 2

Proprietory or possessory right to property

Question 3

Obtain

Answer 3

Retain for him/her/other

Question 4

Person

Answer 4

Person by judicial notice

Question 5

Arms

Answer 5

Firearm/airgun/pistol/restr weapon/imitation FA/explosive

Question 6

Curtilage

Answer 6

Land immediately surrounding house includes associated building - excludes fields
And this Is where reasonable expectation of privacy

Question 7

E.M.

Answer 7

Evidence of offence - tangible/intangible and relevant to offence

Question 8

Private activity

Answer 8

Reasonable expect privacy and no recording or seen

Question 9

3 types of Surveillance device

Answer 9

• interception device
• tracking device
• visual surveillance device

Question 10

Unlawfully at large

Answer 10

• Arrest warrant
• Escaped prison/custody
• Escaped 1M (special patient)

Question 11

Reasonably suspect

Answer 11

Inherently likely

Question 12

Reasonably believe

Answer 12

State of affairs actually exist

Question 13

Extort

Answer 13

Obtain by coercion or intimidation

Question 14

Taking away (kidnaps)

Answer 14

Victim is physically removed one place to another

Question 15

Detaining (kidnaps)

Answer 15

Active concept involving doing something to impose a constraint or restraint on a person

Question 16

Unlawfully (kidnaps)

Answer 16

W/O lawful justification or excuse

Question 17

Duress (kidnaps)

Answer 17

Threats/pressure override will of victim and destroy consent

Question 18

Ransom

Answer 18

Sum of money demanded for release of person held captive

Question 19

What can confining include?

Answer 19

Restricting movements

Curtailing activity and exercising control

Question 20

To imprison simply Means?

Answer 20

Put or confine in prison

Question 21

Class A drug harm level?

Answer 21

Poses very high risk of harm

Question 22

Class B drug harm level?

Answer 22

High risk of harm to individuals/society

Question 23

Class C harm level?

Answer 23

Moderate risk harm to individual/society

Question 24

What must a person have in their mind to be guilty of an offence relating to drugs?

Answer 24

Guilty knowledge (mens rea)

Question 25

When does importing end?

Answer 25

Not at the border, concludes when reached final destination

Question 26

Mens rea of importing?

Answer 26

Knew about importation/wilfully blind Knew it was drugs Intended to cause importation

Question 27

“Produce” definition?

Answer 27

Changing nature of original substance. Crating a different substance from original materials Produce includes compound

Question 28

To “compound” means?

Answer 28

Mixing or combining two or more elements

Question 29

Manufacturing definition?

Answer 29

Process of synthesis combining and processing raw material to create a new substance

Question 30

Supply means?

Answer 30

To furnish/provide something needed/desired

Question 31

Distribution

Answer 31

Multiple people - Doing all needed to deliver drugs to others

Question 32

“To sell” (drugs)

Answer 32

Exchange of goods for valuable consideration

Question 33

2 elements to prove of “offering”

Answer 33

Communication an offer to supply a controlled drug | Intention other person believes offer is genuine

Question 34

Crown to prove in possession drugs charges?

Answer 34

Knowledge drug exists and is a controlled drug Control Intent to possess

Question 35

Firearm

Answer 35

Anything from which a shot/bullet/missile/projectile can be discharged by force of explosive. Includes anything capable by adaption, replacement or repair, a dismantled firearm or dangerous airgun

Question 36

Air gun

Answer 36

Any air rifle or pistol or any weapon which by use of gas/compressed air any shot or bullet or projectile can be discharged

Question 37

CP age of victim to consider for CP?

Answer 37

Under 18 at time of complaint

Question 38

Things to consider for an IJIP

Answer 38

``` Immediate safety of child and other children Joint visit Manage initial interview Doctor and authority Collect physical evidence Any other agreed actions ```

Question 39

OT time frames for critical, ver urgent and urgent

Answer 39

24 hrs 48 hrs 7 days

Question 40

Age asa policy applies to

Answer 40

18 +

Question 41

3 complaint types for ASA and reporting times

Answer 41

Acute = within 7 days of offence Non acute = 7 days to 6 months Historic = longer than 6 months