SS - Search And Surveillance

Question 1

SASA year?

Answer 1

2012

Question 2

CADD Meaning

Answer 2

C-Concealed
A-Altered
D-Damaged
D-Destroyed

Question 3

SASA 7

Answer 3

Entry without warrant to arrest person unlawfully at large.
“7 to arrest Devon”

Question 4

SASA 8

Answer 4

Entry without warrant to avoid loss of offender or evidential material
“Before it’s to late”

Question 5

SASA 11

Answer 5

Warrantless searches of people who are, or are to be, locked up in Police custody.

Question 6

SASA 13

Answer 6

Property taken from people locked up in Police custody to be return.

Question 7

SASA 14

Answer 7

Warrantless entry to prevent offence or respond to risk to life or safety

Question 8

SASA 29

Answer 8

Power to search vehicles without warrant for stolen property. When in public.
“Look for the wine”

Question 9

SASA 83

Answer 9

Entry without warrant after arrest when you have RGTB related evidence in that place and may be CADD.
“83 in the 3 bedroom”

Question 10

SASA 84

Answer 10

Warrantless entry and search of vehicle after arrest when you have RGTB related evidence in/on a vehicle.
“84 in the 4 door”

Question 11

SASA 85

Answer 11

Rub-down search of arrested or detained person.

Question 12

SASA 86

Answer 12

Things that can be done to facilitate rub-down search

Question 13

SASA 87

Answer 13

Rub-down search may include visual examination

Question 14

SASA 88

Answer 14

Warrantless search of arrested or detained person if RGTB there’s either, items of harm, escape or evidence.

Question 15

SASA 92

Answer 15

Purposes for which consent search may be undertaken
“My purpose to do”

Question 16

SASA 93

Answer 16

Advice that must be given before consent search undertaken.
“Advice for free”

Question 17

SASA 94

Answer 17

Circumstances where search by consent unlawful
“Search no more”

Question 18

SASA 95

Answer 18

Ability of persons under 14 years to consent to searches of places, vehicles, or other things
“Child that can drive”

Question 19

SASA 110

Answer 19

What the search powers in SASA allow us to do.
“Bring the men”

Question 20

SASA 112

Answer 20

Items of uncertain status may be seized
“I don’t know what to do”

Question 21

SASA 131

Answer 21

NIAR
Identification and notice requirements for person exercising search power.

Question 22

SASA 131 4 Exceptions

Answer 22

No person lawfully present OR
Complying with 131 would
-Endanger any persons safety
-Prejudice the successful use of the search and entry OR
-Prejudice ongoing investigations

Question 23

SASA 123

Answer 23

Seizure of items in plain view when exercising search power or conducting lawful search.
“123 property for me”

Question 24

SASA 125

Answer 24

NIAR, Obligations to give when searching people.

Question 25

NIAR?

Answer 25

N-Name A-Act I-Intent R-Reason

Question 26

SASA 133

Answer 26

Inventory of items seized during search. “Notes for me”

Question 27

SASA 169

Answer 27

Reporting of exercise of SASA powers. “Powers in sign”

Question 28

SASA 169, 4 Contents

Answer 28

1. Short summary of the circumstances 2. The reason you needed to exercise the warrantless power 3. Whether any evidence was seized 4. Whether any criminal proceedings have been bought or are being considered as a consequence of seizing the evidence.

Question 29

When is SASA 169 Not Required

Answer 29

SASA S11,85,88,91-96 or when only power of entry.

Question 30

SASA 18

Answer 30

Warrantless search/seize powers associated with arms.

Question 31

SASA 18 Obligations

Answer 31

-Comply with 125 and/or 131 -If detained provide BOR's -If applicable a 169

Question 32

SASA 18 Powers

Answer 32

-Search the person -Search anything in their control -Enter a place or vehicle to search for the above -Seize and detain any arms found -Seize and detain any firearms licence found

Question 33

SASA 18 Requirements

Answer 33

(RGTS) that someone carrying or in possession of arms. -Is breaching the Arms Act 1983, or -Is physically or mentally unfit to control the weapons, or -May harm themselves or others, or -Is subject to, or could be subject to, a PO/PSO under FVA

Question 34

SASA 27

Answer 34

Searching people in public places without search warrant if offence against section 202A(4)(a) of Crimes Act 1961 suspected (Possession of offensive weapons or disabling substances)

Question 35

SASA 28

Answer 35

Stopping and searching vehicles without warrant if offence against section 202A of Crimes Act 1961 suspected. (Possession of offensive weapons or disabling substances)