U1AOS3: Sanctions Flashcards
(40 cards)
Arrest powers
police can arrest w/o a warrant any person they find committing an offence if they believe it’s necessary to:
-ensure offender goes to court
-preserve public order
-prevent continuation/ repetition of an offence
-ensure safety/ welfare of public / offender
police can arrest without a warrant if they have reasonable grounds to believe person committed:
-inc offence in or outside victoria
police can use reasonable force when making an arrest
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arrest rights
-cannot detain an individual unless they are under arrest
-must be inform of reason for arrest at time of offence
-must be released or brought before bail justice/ magistrate w/i reasonable time of taken into custody
questioning powers
name + address
can question in custody to determine if involved in offence
questioning rights
right to remain silent
indep person for minor/ mental impair
court proceedings powers
courts determine guilt + judge impose sanction
mag/judge determine if evidence in trial
court proceedings rights
presumed innocent
heard w/o unreasonable delay
interpreter
imprisonment rights
open air 1hr day
adequate food + clothing
imprisonment powers
search + examine person
seize unauthorised goods
role of courts
manage hear + determine cases + impose sanction
committal proceedings
committal mention- plea, ind heard sum
committal hearing - evidence
mag jurisdication
original - sum, ind heard sum, committal proceedings, bail + warrents
ap- N/A
county jurisdication
orgi- generally less serious ind
ap- mag q of fact,
supreme TD jurisdication
orig- all ind, generally most serious
ap- mag q of law,
supreme COA jurisdication
or- n/a
ap- county + supreme TD + chief mag
jury
12 members determine guilt
18+, enrolled to vote in Vic, selected at random
disqualified
due to back ground
–> bail / remand
ineligible
due to occupation/ particular characteristic
–> lawyers, disability
excused
due to difficult cirumstances –> live over 50 km
role of jury
listen to evidence+ using only evidence provided decide verdict
11/12 can be accepted, 12/12 for most serious ind
why fnp face disadantage
more police surveillance due to more occupany of public spaces
customary laws dif
how fnp disadvantage addressed
aboriginal legal aid
cultural competency training
spec court koori court
purposes
punishment, denunciation, deterrence, rehabilitation, protection
punishment
penalise offender+ hold accountable for actions
deterrence
specific–> offender discouraged via sanction
general–> society discouraged via sanction