Resit deck Flashcards
(47 cards)
List examples of acceptable use of information and ICT/Social media.
You must not:
- Access or attempt to access, use or disclose any official, personal information unless its is for official Police business purposes, duties and responsibilities.
- Use NIA to access personal gain information.
- Intentionally download, hold, view or transmit to any other person any objectionable or offensive material unless required for a Police operation.
Whats is AFCO and when is it used.
AFCO is used in Command and Control,
A: Aim
F: Factors
C: Course of action
O: Outline plan
List the Command and Control operating levels
(S.T.O)
Strategic Level: Focused on long term planning
Operational Level: Handles coordination of resources
Tactical level: concerned with on-the-ground execution.
What is admisable evidence
Evidence that is able to be used if it is legally obtained.
What is Veracity
(Evidence terms)
The disposition of a person to refrain from lying
(Truthfulness or accuracy, about being honest. How true or real someone is).
Defendant’s statements are subject to specific rules, list some of them.
- Admissibility, only if they are voluntarily given. Coerced, threatened, or induced statements are generally excluded to prevent unfairness.
- Reliability: Judge may exclude the statement if there is doubt of how reliable it is. e.g, drunk, unconscious, confused.
- Defendants’ rights/cautioning: They must be informed that they are able to consult with a lawyer before making a statement.
Improperly obtained evidence (S.30)
- Obtained in breach of rights (not cautioned defendant before statement obtained)
- Involves unlawful, unfair or unreasonable actions by Police or investigators.
- Admissibility test, Determine if the evidence was improperly obtained, assess whether the exclusion of evidence is proportionate to the impropriety.
- How serious was the misconduct, public interest, cause harm to the justice system and public confidence.
Explain the Admissibility test
- was the evidence improperly obtained?
- For example, searching a house without a warrant, threaten someone into giving a statement.
- Should the evidence be excluded or allowed? (balancing)
-The wrongdoing: how serious was the mistake/rule breaking when the evidence was obtained.
-The importance of the evidence: is it very important to the case? would excluding it hurt public safety?
Why does S28 of the Evidence act matter?
To ensure fairness and preserve integrity of the justice system.
Explain F1 of Strategy
Includes SPT’s, connecting their team to Our business
Is their own performance agreement
What is our vision?
To be the safest country
What is our purpose:
To ensure everybody can be safe and feel safe.
What is our mission?
To prevent crime and harm through exceptional Policing.
What is our goal?
Safe homes, Safe roads and safe communities
You locate a fleeing vehicle post pursuit, what must you do?
-Advise Comms,
-Permission can only be granted where at least one of the justifications in the FDF are met.
-Must communicate a clear plan and tactics to resolve the fleeing event.
A pursuit is abandoned, what must you do?
-Reduce speed and stop where it is safe to do so.
-Deactivate lights & sirens.
-Advise Comms your stationary and your location.
Key process when arresting family harm offenders.
Victim 1st
I.D the primary offender.
If sufficent, arrest on any PO, PSO or violent offending.
Conduct a through risk assessment
Kia Tū: Definition of Unacceptable Behavior
Explain:
Harassment, Bullying, Discrimination, actions contrary to Police values.
Maintain a professional, respectful workplace culture.
Land Transport Act S.121 and 121(A)
FARM
Power to forbid the driver and seizing vehicle keys, also Immobilize the vehicle
(FARM)
Local Government act S.147
(Bylaws)
Grants local councils the power to create bylaws for public safety.
Example: Alcohol control zones: designated areas where public consumption is restricted.
NZ bill of rights act S.24
Key protections for defendnats.
3 things.
Right to be informed of charges promptly
Access to legal aid
Right to silence and protection of self-incrimination.
Oranga Tamiriki Act S.216
(Names)
Protects the I.D of children in Court. (I.D not disclosed)
Oranga Tamiriki Act S.236
(In Court)
Ensures children have legal aid.
Policing act S.33
Provides police with legal authority to execute their duties within the law.
