Initial training

Question 1

What is the definition of wilful damage?

Answer 1

Intentionally A deliberate act, without lawful justification, excuse or claim of right.

OR

A reckless act [where the possible consequences are foreseen but continues the act regardless of the risk], without lawful justification, excuse or claim of right. Damages:
Temporary or permanent reduction in the value and/or usefulness of the property. Property Something that belongs to another person and is capable of being damaged.

Question 2

What is the definition of Assault :

Answer 2

Assaults Acts of intentionally applying or attempting to apply force to the person of another, directly or indirectly, OR threatening by any act or gesture to apply such force to the person of another, if the person making the threat has, or causes the other to believe on reasonable grounds that they have, the present ability to effect their purpose.

Another person: It has to be another person other than the offender.

If weapon, any sort (anything) used as a weapon.

Question 3

what are the elements of theft:

takes

Answer 3

Dishonestly Without a belief that there was consent or authority from the owner.

Without claim of right No belief in a right to own or possess the property.

Takes Physically moves the property.

Any Property Anything whatsoever, whether tangible or intangible, that is the property of any person and has value.

With intent to deprive any owner permanently of that property

OR

With intent to deprive any owner permanently of any interest in that property

An intent to deprive the owner permanently of the property

OR

deal with the property in a manner so that it cannot be restored to its original condition.

An intent to deprive the owner permanently of that part of the property in which they have an interest.

Question 4

What are the elements for theft ( uses or deals with)?

Answer 4

Dishonestly Without a belief that there was consent or authority from the owner.

Without claim of right No belief in a right to own or possess the property.

Uses or deals with Exceeds the authority or conditions given by using or dealing with the property in any manner

Any Property Anything whatsoever, whether tangible or intangible, that is the property of any person and has value.

With intent to deprive any owner permanently of that property

OR

With intent to deprive any owner permanently of any interest in that property

An intent to deprive the owner permanently of the property

OR

deal with the property in a manner so that it cannot be restored to its original condition.

An intent to deprive the owner permanently of that part of the property to which they have an interest.

After obtaining possession or control of that property in whatever manner

Obtained possession or control of that property for himself/herself or any other person.

Question 5

What are the elements for unlawfully takes motor vehicle ?

Answer 5

Dishonestly Without a belief that there was consent or authority from the owner. Without claim of right
No belief in a right to own or possess the property.

But not so as to be guilty of theft
Unable to prove an intention to permanently deprive the owner.

Takes

Physically moves the property.
For any person’s purpose
For their own purposes

OR

another person’s purposes.

Any vehicle

OR

Any ship

OR

Any Aircraft

OR

Any part of any vehicle, ship or aircraft

OR

Any type of vehicle.

Any vessel used in navigation, however propelled.

Any machine that can derive support in the atmosphere from the reaction of the air.

Any part removed from (use relevant definition above)
Any horse Any type of horse.

Question 6

What are the elements for Unlawful interferes with vehicle:

Answer 6

Dishonestly Without a belief that there was consent or authority from the owner. Without claim of right
No belief in a right to own or possess the property.

Interferes with

Touches or deals with in any way.
Any vehicle

OR

Any Ship

OR

Any aircraft

Any type of vehicle.

Any vessel used in navigation, however propelled.

Any machine that can derive support in the atmosphere fr

Question 7

What are the elements for Burglary:

Answer 7

Enters Entry is complete as soon as any part of the body of the person or any part of any instrument used by that person, is within the building or ship. Any building
OR

Any building or structure of any description, whether permanent or temporary; and includes a tent, caravan, or houseboat; and also includes any enclosed yard or any closed cave or closed tunnel.

Any ship

OR

Any vessel used in navigation, however propelled.

Any part of a building

OR

Part of any building or structure of any description, whether permanent or temporary; and includes a tent, caravan, or houseboat; and also includes any enclosed yard or any closed cave or closed tunnel.

Any part of a ship

Part of any vessel used in navigation, however propelled.

Without authority An absence of authority, either expressed or implied, from a person the defendant believes is legally able to give consent.

With intent to commit an imprisonable offence in the building

OR

ship

There must be an intention to commit an imprisonable offence in the building
there must be an intention to commit an imprisonable offence in the ship.

2. Having entered : is physically in the building.
   any building any ship: any building or structure of description whether temporary or permanent, includes tent and closed yard.

Remains without authority : remain consent to be with in the building in no longer applies.

Intent to commit any imprisonable offcence.

Question 8

What are the elements for Robbery?

Answer 8

Theft Theft is complete when… (identify as appropriate). Accompanied by violence

OR

Violence before or at the time of the theft.
Accompanied by threats of violence
Threat of violence before or at the time of the theft, demonstrated by conduct or words.
To any person

OR

The person who has been threatened with violence

OR

the person who had violence used against them.
To any property The property that has been threatened with violence

OR

the property that had violence used against it.

Used to extort the property stolen

OR

The violence or threats used by the offender are sufficient to cause the person to hand over the property against their will.
To prevent or overcome resistance to the property being stolen
The property is taken by the offender after any resistance to its taking has been prevented or overcome.

Question 9

What are the elements for obstruct :

Answer 9

Intentionally obstructs

OR

Incites or encourages any other person to obstruct

Deliberately making it more difficult for a person to carry out their duties.

Urge or persuade any other person to make it more difficult for the person to carry out their duties.
Any constable or authorised officer or prison officer or traffic officer acting in the execution of their duty

The person must have been lawfully exercising their

Question 10

What are the elements for resisting Police:

Answer 10

Resists
OR
Requires some degree of force by the offender.
Incites or encourages any other person to resist
Urge or persuade any other person to use some degree of force.
Any constable or authorised officer or prison officer or traffic officer acting in the execution of their duty
The person must have been lawfully exercising their powers.

Question 11

What is the definition of public place:

Answer 11

A place that ay any material time, is open to , or being used by the public, whether free or on payment of a charge and whether any owner or occupier of the place is lawfully entitled to eject or exclude that person from that place.
That is carrying or available to carry passgengers for reward and includes the interior of any vehicle which is in a public place.

Question 12

Definition of fight

Answer 12

Fighting is punching, striking, mauling, wrestling, etc, between two or more willing participants.

Question 13

What are the definitions for Tresspass section 3 :

Answer 13

Trespasses
Is on another person’s property without authority or permission.
On any place
At any physical address
After being warned to leave that place by an occupier of that place
Must be told to leave by the lawful occupier of that address
Neglects or refuses to do so
After the warning, neglects or refuses to leave. The person must be given a reasonable time to leave.

Question 14

What are the elements for Section 4 of tresspass:

Answer 14

Being a person who has been warned under Section 4 to stay off any place
A person who has been issued with a warning, either verbally or in writing, to stay off a property.
Wilfully trespasses on that place
The offender intentionally, deliberately, without mistake, returns to the premises.
Within two years
Within two years after the giving of the warning.

Question 15

Legal defence section of tresspass Act:

Answer 15

For their own protection, the protection of other people , an emergency involving their property or the property of some other person and the occupier who gave the warning no longer occupies the place.

Question 16

Using force for tresspass

Answer 16

Must not strike or do bodily harm to that person. 56 Act

Question 17

What details can you obtain from the person who is found tresspass under section 9?

Answer 17

Name, address or firearm licence number if they are in possession of a firearm

Question 18

What are the elements for being found on property without reasonable excuse:
Enclosed area

Answer 18

Found - to be seen, to be discovered and to come upon
Without reasonable excuse
in Physically inside of
any enclosed yard.

Question 19

In S/s 2012 , what is CADD?

Answer 19

Concealed, Altered , Damaged and Destroy.

Question 20

Section 8 of S/S 2012?

Answer 20

Entry without Warrant to aviod loss of offender and eveidential material (CADD)

Question 21

What is section 95 LTA?

Answer 21

Police can suspend the driver for 28 days.
Breath alcohol 650mg/ breath, 130mg blood
any person that drove +40 km over the limit in a permanent area and 50km over in a temporary area.

Question 22

What is section 114 of LTA?

Answer 22

You can stop the vehicle (3T)

for 15 mins( Demanding details of driver)

Question 23

Section 7 of S/S 2012

Answer 23

Entry without Warrant to arrest if some is unlawfully large.

Question 24

What is Section 14 of S/S 2012

Answer 24

Entry without Warrant to prevent or respond to risk ot life or safety (injury to someone , Serious damage or loss of property and there is life risk or safety of any person)

Question 25

Section 121 of LTA?

Answer 25

Take keys and forbid driver if Police believes on reasonable ground that the driver is incaple of driving because of their mental or physical ability or they breached their driving hours. EBA for mandatory 12 hours forbbiden.

Question 26

What is Section 169 of S/S 2012

Answer 26

You must report after search (except section 14)

Question 27

What is section 115 of LTA?

Answer 27

Banning vehicles off the road ( Pink sticker) (Green sticker)

Question 28

What is section 125 of S/S 2012?

Answer 28

NARI (BILL OF RIGHT)

Question 29

What is section 11 of S/S 2012

Answer 29

Custody search ( looking for Money and property)

Question 30

What are the sections 7,8,11,12,51 of victim's right act?

Answer 30

7: Police have to treat victim with compassion, courtesy and dignity. 8: Victims have to have access to service 11: Police have to inform the victims can access to service 12. Inform victims about Court proceedingand offenders states ( bail history ) 51 . Return of property which was held for evidence.

Question 31

8 Steps of systematic ? | TEDS:

Answer 31

VASWEEPO : Victim, appreciation,scene,witness,exhibit,element,power and offender.

Question 32

What is Section 113 of LTA:

Answer 32

DIMDFFD: Direct,inspect,move,direct,forbid,forbid and direct . can get details for passenger.

Question 33

Section 118 of L.T.A

Answer 33

You can get details from rental company or hirer for driver within 14 days. However, if it is a pursuit, action immediately.

Question 34

What is used when describing what police should do initially at the scene? \

Answer 34

Control: anyone entering and leaving the scene. Freeze : do not touch anything and remain as its original state. Preserve: all relevant evidence.

Question 35

Consideration when setting boundaries up?

Answer 35

think B.I.G and try to include the area where the offender might have come from.

Question 36

What are the elements for receiving?

Answer 36

Receives Either exclusively or jointly with the thief or any other person has possession or control over anything unlawfully obtained or helps in its concealment or disposal. Any property stolen OR Anything whatsoever, whether tangible or intangible, that is the property of any person, has value and has been stolen. Any property obtained by any other imprisonable offence Anything whatsoever, whether tangible or intangible, that is the property of any person, has value and has been obtained by an imprisonable offence other than theft. Knowing that property to have been stolen or so obtained. OR Believing at the time of receiving that the property had been stolen or obtained by any other imprisonable offence. Being reckless as to whether the property had been stolen or so obtained Receives the property, despite the person consciously taking an unreasonable risk that the property might be stolen or obtained by any other imprisonable offence

Question 37

How to deal with the fight?

Answer 37

Seperate two parties, look for the witness, get explaination from both party and find out their mental or physical status.

Question 38

Section 39,40,41,48,62 of Crimes Act?

Answer 38

39: Use of force when excutiong an arrest 40: Prevent escape,rescue 41:1X 42: Prevent breach of peach 48: Self defence or defence of other 62: exccesive force.

Question 39

What are the powers do Police have when they arrest without the Warrants:

Answer 39

``` CRIMES ACT 1961. SUMMARY OFFENCES ACT 1981 315(2)(a) 315(2)(b) 39(1) 39(2) HE FINDS HE HAS GOOD CAUSE TO SUSPECT HE HAS GOOD CAUSE TO SUSPECT WITHIN HIS VIEW Disturbing the public peace OR committing any offence Punishable by imprisonment Of having committed a breach of the peace OR any offence Punishable by imprisonment Of having committed an offence against this Act Except sections 17-20, 25, 32-38. Does an act the constable believes is an offence against sections 17-20, 25, 32-38 And fails to give name and address or gives false details ```

Question 40

What are Section 21,22,23,24 of BIll of RIghts Act:

Answer 40

21: Everyone is secure from unreasonalbe search and seizure. 22: Everyone is sucure from unreasonalbe arrest or detain 23. when they are getting arrested, they have to be given their rights 24, When they get charged, they must be given their rigths.

Question 41

What is section 116 of LTA:

Answer 41

Power of arrest for traffic. | If they also fail to give their details.

Question 42

What is Section 90 of LTA:

Answer 42

if in two years, if the driver accumulate more than 100 demerit points, can suspend the licence for 3 months.

Question 43

What is section 85 of S/S 2012?

Answer 43

Rub down Search - to ensure that the person is not carrying anything to harm or facilitate the escape

Question 44

What is section 88 of S/S 2012?

Answer 44

If I have reasonable ground to believe that that person is carrying anything that is evidential material or harm any person or facilitate escape.

Question 45

What is section 9 of S/S 2012?

Answer 45

Police can stop the vehicle to find a person who is unlawfully at large.

Question 46

What section allows Police to search person for drug?

Answer 46

Section 20 : Search place or vehicle for drugs Section 21: Search other people in place or vehicle Section 22 Can search person,

Question 47

What section allows Police to search person for firearms ?

Answer 47

Section 18

Question 48

What section allows Police to search person for Offensive weapon?

Answer 48

Section 27: Search person | Section 28: Enter and search vehicle, public.

Question 49

What is Section 14 of Oranga Tamariki Act?

Answer 49

A child and young person in need of care and protection.

Question 50

What is Section 6 of Oranga Tamariki Act?

Answer 50

Welfare and interests of a child or young person shall be first and paramount.

Question 51

what is the age for child?

Answer 51

Under 14 years old.

Question 52

What is the age for a young child?

Answer 52

In youth justice :14 - 17 child protection 14-18.

Question 53

What is section 39 of Oranga Tamariki Act?

Answer 53

Place of safety Warrant - If police believe on reasonable grounds that child is suffering , likely to be suffered is satisfied that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that a child or young person is suffering, or is likely to suffer, ill-treatment, neglect, deprivation, abuse, or harm may issue a warrant authorising any constable, either by name or generally, or the chief executive, to search for the child or young person.

Question 54

What is section 42 of Oranga Tamariki Act?

Answer 54

Any constable who believes on reasonable grounds that it is critically necessary to protect a child or young person from injury or death may, without warrant,— ESRDP Enter , Search, Romove, Detain and Place. enter and search, by force if necessary, any dwellinghouse, building, aircraft, ship, carriage, vehicle, premises or place: remove or detain, by force if necessary, the child or young person and place the child or young person in the custody of the chief executive. Identify yourself, disclose the power I am exercising.

Question 55

What is Section 48 of Oranga tamariki Act?

Answer 55

Unaccompanied children and young persons Where a child or young person is found unaccompanied by a parent or guardian or other person who usually has the care of the child or young person in a situation in which the child’s or young person’s physical or mental health is being, or is likely to be, impaired, a constable may, using such force as may reasonably be necessary, take the child or young person and— with the consent of the child or young person, deliver the child or young person into the custody of a parent or guardian or other person usually having the care of the child or young person; or if— the child or young person does not wish to be returned to a parent or guardian or other person having the care of the child or young person; or no parent or guardian or other such person is willing or able to have custody of the child or young person,— place the child or young person in the custody of the the chief executive (acting through the chief executive’s delegate) by delivering the child or young person to a social worker.

Question 56

What is Section 215 of Oranga Tamariki Act?

Answer 56

A young person need to be informed their young person's caution right.

Question 57

What is section 214 of Oranga Tamariki Act?

Answer 57

``` Powers of arrest for a young person. ensure the child or young person’s appearance at court − prevent further offences − prevent loss/destruction of evidence − prevent interference with witnesses. ```

Question 58

What is Section 122 of L.T.A:

Answer 58

Seize a vehicle for 12 hrs for interest of public safety.

Question 59

Section 123 of L.T.A

Answer 59

Seize a vehicle for 7days if a vehicle is involved ina serious traffic crash, hit and run and failing to stop.

Question 60

What is section 10B of Summary offences Act?

Answer 60

Leaving child without reasonable supervision and care

Question 61

Doctrine of recent receving?

Answer 61

When it is recently stolen, and they do not have proper explanation.

Question 62

Oranga Tamiki Act 221:

Answer 62

for a statement to be admissible in Court. Explain rights and caution in a maaner and language appropriate to the age and understanding of the child or young person. If a child or young person wishes, allow them to consult with a lawyer, nominated person and taking statement in the presence of them.

Question 63

What is our purpose?

Answer 63

Be safe and Feel safe

Question 64

Our vision?

Answer 64

To have trust and confidence in Police

Question 65

Our motto?

Answer 65

Safer community together.

Question 66

Elements for disorderly behaviour?

Answer 66

In public plcae, With in a view of public place, behaves in offensive manner and behaves in disorderly manner.

Question 67

Elements for disorderly behaviour likely cause violence?

Answer 67

Public place, within a view of public place, behaves in, incite or encourage other people to behave in, Ritous manner, threatening manner, disorderly manner, offensive manner and insulting manner and this is likely in the circumstances to cause violence against person or property to start or continue.

Question 68

Guilty knowledge

Answer 68

Direct evidence : | Circumstantial evidence.

Question 69

What is Section 29 of S/S?

Answer 69

Enter and search vehicle in public plcae if you RGTB stolen property.

Question 70

What is Section 121 of S/S?

Answer 70

Power to stop vehicle, to search it with/without warrant if satisfied that there are grounds for a search. (Evidential material, drug,weapon and firearms.)

Question 71

Section 131 of S/S 2012?

Answer 71

NIAR ( Name,Intention,Act and Reason) this section allows Police to search vehicles,place and things.

Question 72

Section 83 of S/S 2012?

Answer 72

Entry without Warrant after arrest. ( For place)

Question 73

Section 84 of S/S 2012

Answer 73

Entry and search of vehicle after arrest. (Vehicle)

Question 74

Section 15 of S/S 2012?

Answer 74

Enter and search place where offences has been committed or is about to if CADD will occur. This is for the offence carries out maximum penalty of 14+ years.

Question 75

Section 16 of S/S 2012?

Answer 75

Search person in public place This is for the offence carries out maximum penalty of 14+ years.

Question 76

Section 17 of S/S 2012?

Answer 76

Search vehicle in public place, vehicle contains evidence. This is for the offence carries out maximum penalty of 14+ years.

Question 77

Section 110 of S/S 2012?

Answer 77

Use of power when searching. | Lawful seizure.

Question 78

Section 113 of S/S 2012?

Answer 78

Can call someone for an assistance, such as Lock smith to unlock the door.

Question 79

Section 116 of S/S 2012?

Answer 79

Secure with boundaries. can exclude people.

Question 80

Section 117 of S/S 2012?

Answer 80

6 Hours shut down while getting a Warrant.

Question 81

Section 118 of S/S 2012?

Answer 81

Detain someone if they are related.

Question 82

Section 112 of S/S 2012?

Answer 82

You can still seize uncertain items and may remove the item for analysis or examination to determine whether it may be lawfully seized.

Question 83

Section 123 of S/S 2012?

Answer 83

may seize items I find in the course of carrying out the search.

Question 84

What are the five situatios when Police can require a person to undergo a BST without delay?

Answer 84

It is section 68(1)(A),68(1)(B)and 68(1)(C) Any driver of a vehicle drives on any road (random stop) any person attempting to drive on any road, any person Police have good cause to suspect has recently committed an offence against LTA, a driver of a motor vehicle involved in an accident, or where driver is not known , passengers in a vehicle involved in a motor accident.

Question 85

Types of testing for E.B.A

Answer 85

Passive, Breath Screening test, Evidential Breath Test and Blood tests.

Question 86

What can you do when people refuse to ac company you?

Answer 86

You can warn them that they may be arrested , if they are arrested , bail will be considered.

Question 87

When can we arrest people during E.B.A procedure?

Answer 87

Fails or refuses to remain at the side of the road, fails or refuses to accompany you without delay for EBT, having accompanied fails or refuses to remain any place of test, fails or refuses to give blood having been required to do so by Police and fail or refuses to give blood to a medical practitioner or authorised person.

Question 88

What is 10 minutes period for EBA?

Answer 88

during 10minutes time , they can decide whether to do breath or blood. 12 mintutes in Police policy.

Question 89

When is summons used?

Answer 89

Summons used under section 29 of Criminal procedure Act 2011 is normally used when a person accepts the Breath test results and is not arrested. no more than 2 months. but not for a person under 17 years old age.

Question 90

When can you suspend people for EBA ? what section ?

Answer 90

Breath alcohol more than 650 and 130 blood and fails or refuse blood test and for Section 72 and 73.

Question 91

What are the limits for a person over 20 for EBA?

Answer 91

Exceeds 400mcg of alcohol(3months IMP,4.500 fine and 6 months disqualified. However, exceeds 250mcg but does not exceed 400mcg of alcohol per litre of breath, 200 fines. For blood, exceeds 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood same outcome and breath. exceeds 50mg but does not exceeds 80 per 100ml 200 fines

Question 92

What are the limits for a person under 20 for EBA?

Answer 92

Exceeds 150mcg per litre of breath and exceeds 30 mg of alchol per 100ml of blood 3months 3 months disqualified. However, if it does not exceed 150mcg just 200 fines. and does not exceed 30 200 fines as well.

Question 93

Whats is the elements for Conspiracy Section 310 of Crimes Act?

Answer 93

Conspire, with any person , to commit any offence.

Question 94

Ingredients for prepraring an imprisonable offence?

Answer 94

Found : peeping, peering and unlawfully on property Any public place, Behaving in a manner from which it can be reasonably inferred that the person is, Preparing to commit an imprisonable offence

Question 95

Section 66 of Arms Act 1983?

Answer 95

Any person in occupation of a vehicle or land or a building , on which any firearm , air gun, pitol, imitation firearm, restricted weapon or explosives is found is deemed to be in possession of that thing unless they can prove it is someone else's or in someone else's possession.

Question 96

Definitions of firearms:

Answer 96

Firearm, pistol, airgun,explosives, imitation firearm, restricted weapon , Military style semi automatic (telescopic).

Question 97

Meaning of possession?

Answer 97

Having physical hold of or having in a bag they are carrying, or having in a vehicle they are driving, unless they can prove it is someone else's or in someone else's possession.

Question 98

What is Section 40(1) and 40(2) of Arms Act?

Answer 98

40(1) Police can demand particulars, Every person in possession of Firearm . Name, D.O.B and address. 40(2) If they refuse or fail to provide their details, Police can firstly warn them, if person still refuses, arrest can ve made without warrant.

Question 99

Different rules based on age for firearm licence ,What is it?

Answer 99

0-16 : They can not own a firearm or airgun but can use under immediate supervision. 16-18: They require licence for both firearm and airgun(Parental permission requried) 18+ : require a licence for firearms but not for airgun.

Question 100

What are the firearm licence?

Answer 100

Category A : full licence for the possession and use of conventional firearms (not pistols restricted weapons or MSSAs), Category B : Pistols, providing the owner is a member of a pistol club. Category C: for collections , restrited weapon and use of weapons in theatrical performance Category D: Dealers E: MSSA.

Question 101

Conditions of firearm licence?

Answer 101

Firearms licenses only last 10 years and must be renewed, must be legible and undamaged , must be produced on demand , if not on them, must produce within 7days at a Police station. notify police within 30days of change of address, must report loss, theft or destruction of firearms to police in writing as soon as practicable.

Question 102

What are the two things you need to establish when Police deal with a person who is in possession of a firearm?

Answer 102

Whether they have a firearm licence and they have a lawful and sufficient purpose to have it with them.

Question 103

Elements for Unlawful Carriage OR Possession of a Firearm OR Airgun OR Pistol OR Restricted Weapon OR Explosive?

Answer 103

``` Except for some lawful proper and sufficient purpose Carries OR Is in possession of Firearm OR Airgun OR Pistol OR Restricted Weapon OR Explosives ```

Question 104

What are the elements for Carrying an imitation firearm?

Answer 104

Except for some lawful proper and sufficient purpose Carries An imitation firearm

Question 105

Elements for discharging firearm?

Answer 105

Without reasonable cause, discharges, a firearm or air gun or pistol or restricted weapon, in or near a dwelling house or in or near a public place, so as to endager property or so as to endager any person so as to anoy any person or so as to frighten any person.

Question 106

Elements for presenting a firearm?

Answer 106

Except for some lawful and sufficient purpose and present and firearm or airgun or pistol or restricted weapon and at any other person.

Question 107

Elements for presenting anything ?

Answer 107

Except lawful and sufficient purpose and presents and at any otehr person and anything and in the circumstances, is likely to lead that person to believe that is is a firearm or airgun or pistol or restriced weapon

Question 108

Pistol length ?

Answer 108

A firearm less than 762mm long.

Question 109

What kind deaths must be reported to Coroner?

Answer 109

S:Sucide,C: Cause is unknown, no death certificate available,C:Unnatural death M: Medical, Surgical, Dental B: Birth death I: Institutional death (Death in Police custody, Prison) E: Enactment Death)

Question 110

List the facts that need to be establisehd at an inquest

Answer 110

Fact a person has died, Identity of the deceased, cause of death, When and where of the death and Circumstances of death.

Question 111

When an inquest is required for death?

Answer 111

SIC | Suicide, Institutional death, Cause or circumstances of death have not been establisehd.

Question 112

Who are the three people you have to advise to a death?

Answer 112

Relatives,Coroner and Station

Question 113

Types of Alcohol Licences?

Answer 113

On licence : Sell/Supply/Allow consumption of liquor on premises. Off Licence : Sell/Deliever/Arrange delivery of liquor for consumption off premises. Club Licence : Sell/Supply liquor for consumption on premises to any Special Licence : Sell/Supply liquor on premises to anyone attending any occasion or event.

Question 114

Definition of Intoxication?

Answer 114

Afftected by alcohol,drug, any substance and have impararied speech, co - ordination , appearance and behaviour. (SCAB) has to show 2 or more symtoms.

Question 115

Exemptions for employing minors in restricted area

Answer 115

Cleaning, repairing,maintaining,altering,restocking Stocktaking. In a supervised area a "MINOR CAN SELL ALCOHOL.

Question 116

What is Section 36 of Policing Act 2008?

Answer 116

Care of intoxicated people, Take home,Shelter or Police station hold people for 12 hours.

Question 117

What are the rules of displaying signs and licence?

Answer 117

A copy of the licence must be displayed at all times.(interior) Manager's name must be prominently displayed. If it is not correct, report to Alcohol Harm Prevention Officer in the area.

Question 118

FIne for Minor for alcohol infringement offence notice?

Answer 118

250 dollars.

Question 119

Rules for employing minors in restricted area or supervised area?

Answer 119

Minors can be emplyed to do cleaning,repairing,maintaining,altering, romoving or replacing preparing or serving any meal, In Supervised area: they CAN sell supply alcohol but in restricted are: they CAN NOT.

Question 120

What is section 267 of Sale and supply Alcohol Act?

Answer 120

Police can enter licensed premises at any reasonable time when they have reasonable grounds to believe that any offence against the Act is being committed on those premises. To ascertain if the licensee is compling with the Act.

Question 121

What is Section 269 of Sale and supply Alcohol act?

Answer 121

When Police have reasonable grounds to suspect any person has committed or is committing or is attempting to commit any offence against this Act, Police may require Name, Address and D.O.B

Question 122

How long can Police shut the licence premises down?

Answer 122

24hours from end of the day. | Section 266.

Question 123

What can Police do with intoxicated person?

Answer 123

First option, Police can take intoxicated person home unless it is not reasonably practicable to provide for their care and protection, temporary shelter , last option is a police station for 12 hours for detox.

Question 124

What does intoxication person mean?

Answer 124

The person is incapable of protection themselves from physical harm, likely to cause physical harm to a person and likely to cause significant damage to any property.

Question 125

What should we do if we suspect a person is no longer fit to be in possession of a firearm?

Answer 125

Revoke licence. also domestic situation. | Such as P.S.O

Question 126

What is the statutory obligation must you comply with when dealing with youth (Arrest)?

Answer 126

Report to the Commissioner within 3 days.

Question 127

When dealing with Street disorder Courts have instructed Police to act in what rule?

Answer 127

Time, Place, Circumstance.

Question 128

Section 31 of Coroner Act?

Answer 128

Post-mortem: examination of the person's body to determine the cause of death, authorised by a coroner who directs a pathologist.

Question 129

Lawful in SELF TEST?

Answer 129

Laws, regulations, rules

Question 130

SELF TEST?

Answer 130

Scrutiny,Ensure compliance,Lawful and Fair.

Question 131

Careless driving?

Answer 131

Falling below the driving standards of a reasonable prudent motorist.

Question 132

Reckless

Answer 132

Knowingly, deliberately

Question 133

What section is it for people attempting to commit crime? | And penalties?

Answer 133

72(1) Crimes Act. | 311(1) Crimes act for penalties.

Question 134

What is Section 66(1) and 66(2) of Crimes Act?

Answer 134

``` Section 66(1) is there are two or more people commit crime by assisting in some way. Section66(2) is there is common intention to commit crime. (Parties and attempts) ```

Question 135

Defence for minors in licence premises?

Answer 135

They had reasonable grounds to believe that the person had attained 18 years of age. Reasonable grounds exist if the defendant proves that they sighted an evidence of age document (indicating the person was of or over the age of 18 years). • They did not know that the person to whom they supplied the alcohol was subsequently going to supply it to a minor.

Question 136

Dangerous driving?

Answer 136

Driving in a manner or speed which was or might have been dangerous to anyone.

Question 137

What is Section 30 and 32 of S/S 2012?

Answer 137

Section 30 : Acting Sergeant or above may authorise road block for purpose of arresting person unlawfully Section 32: When road block is authorised, Stop the car and search vehicle.