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Ses 2 Final Law and Pol Flashcards

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Crimes Act s.61

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Common assault prosecuted by indictment (The accused, assaulted, a person) Can include spitting, an unlawful arrest, excessive force, threats.

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Crimes Act s.59

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Assault occasioning actual bodily harm (The accused, assaulted, a person, occasioning actual bodily harm).

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Crimes Act s.35

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Reckless grievous bodily harm or wounding

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Crimes Act s.33

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Wounding or grievous bodily harm with intent

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Crimes Act s.37

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Choking, suffocation and strangulation

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Summary Offences Act s.11A

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Violent Disorder (3 or more persons using or threatening unlawful violence).

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Crimes Act s.93C

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Affray (The accused used or threatened to use unlawful violence towards another person, the conduct of the accused was such as would cause a person of reasonable firmness present at the scene to fear for his/her personal safety). 1 or more, against a person only, on public or private property.

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Crimes Act s.93B

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Riot (12 or more persons present together, used or threatened to use unlawful violence for a common purpose, Their conduct taken together was such that it would cause a person of reasonable firmness present at the scene to fear for his/her safety).

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Crimes Act s.61i

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Sexual assault

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Firearms Act 1996 s.23

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Suspension of licence on making of interim apprehended violence order - automatically.

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Firearms Act 1996 s.25

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Surrender and seizure of firearms when licence suspended or revoked.

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Crimes Act s.66A

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Sexual intercourse - Child under 10.

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Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act s.27

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Mandatory reporting.

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Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act s.23

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Child or young person at risk of significant harm.

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Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act s.43

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Removal of children and young persons without warrant

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Crimes Act s.43B

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Failure to reduce or remove risk of child becoming victim of child abuse.

17
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Cycle of Violence

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Build up phase
Standover phase
Explosion
Remorse phase
Pursuit phase
Honeymoon phase.
18
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Power and Control Wheel

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Using intimidation
Using emotional abuse
Using isolation
Minimising 
Denying and blaming 
Using children
Using male privilege
Using economic abuse
Using coercion and threats.
19
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Personal Violence
Offences
IBADGASO

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Intimate images
Breach of Avo
All manners of assaults
Damage to property 
Gun related offences
Attempts at these offences
Stalking, intimidation and harassment
Other offences
20
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Domestic Relationship

MISSDORA

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Married or has been,
Intimate relationship
Same household
Same residential facility
De Facto 
Ongoing dependance
Related
Aboriginal or Torres Straight islander
21
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DVSAT part A

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25 risk identifying questions, underlying themes are; the background of the offender/partner, the threat of violence, the dynamics of the specific relationship. The presence of children and sexual behaviours/assault.

22
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DVSAT part B

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Captures information such as level of fear felt by the victim.
Two threat levels, at threat or serious threat, serious threat is if 12 or more yes in part a or police professional judgement, meeting the NSWPF standard for repeat victimisation.

23
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Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002 s.82

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Entry by invitation

24
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Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002 s.9

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Power to enter in emergencies

25
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Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007 s.14

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Offence of contravening apprehended violence order - Knowingly meaning police must prove the service of order.

26
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What information must be included on AVO’s

GPFIRE

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General history of children, violence or abuse.
Previous avo’s.
Future fears for police and the victim.
Issues relating to; family law, drugs and alcohol, firearms and other weapons.
Relationship with the victim.
Examples of violence used. Most recent and most serious.

27
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What orders are mandatory in every AVO?

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You must not assault
Threaten, stalk, harass, intimidate them
Intentionally or recklessly destroy or damage their property.

28
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Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007 s.37

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Ancillary property recovery orders may be made - meaning entering and recovering property from the house in which the offender lives. Must be done in presence of an officer at an arranged time.

29
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Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007 s.28A

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Making of provisional order by senior police officer.

30
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Dynamics of Domestic Violence VIP SPECS

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Verbal insults
Imitation
Psychological abuse
Sexual abuse
Physical abuse
Economic deprivation
Coercive control
Social Isolation
31
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Crimes Act 61KC

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Sexual Touching

32
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Crimes Act 61KE

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Sexual Act

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