OT

Question 1

4 Primary considerations for youth justice

Answer 1

1. Well-being and best interest of child
2. Public interest
3. Interest of victim
4. Accountability of CYP for behaviour

Question 2

Section 215

Answer 2

Informing CYP of rights

Question 3

When do you inform CYP of rights

Answer 3

• Before questioning
• When they ask
• When you arrest/detain
• When you decide to charge

Question 4

Section 209

Answer 4

Warning

Question 5

Section 214

Answer 5

To arrest CYP (road block)

Question 6

What is section 214 blocking police of

Answer 6

Witness
Ensure
Evidence
Prevent reoccurrence NOW

Question 7

214 exceptions

Answer 7

• serious offence 14+ years imprisonment

- EBA offence

Question 8

What happens if CYP breaches bail conditions

Answer 8

If they breach bail conditions and have done so 2x previously then they may be arrested

Question 9

Section 221

Answer 9

Admissibility of statement

• Must give caution rights
• must have lawyer and/or nom person present

Question 10

Section 222

Answer 10

Nominated person

• 20 + years
• Not a co-offender
• not going to pervert the course of justice (police discretion)

Question 11

Section 223

Answer 11

Spontaneous statements - exception to admissible statements if you did not have chance to give rights before hand

Question 12

Section 229 and section 8

Answer 12

Informing parents

Question 13

Section 14 (1) 
OT 1989

Answer 13

1. Parents who abuse, neglect, ill-treat or are unwilling to care for CYP
2. CYP who refuse to behave or follow instructions from parents/guardian

Question 14

Section 42

OT 1989

Answer 14

Search without warrant
- When CRITICALLY NECESSARY
Enter
Search
Detain
Remove
Place
MUST say using section 42
*force if necessary

Question 15

Section 39

Answer 15

Place of safety warrant
- SUFFERING or likely to SUFFER neglect
Enter
Search
Detain
Remove
Place
*force if necessary

Question 16

Section 48

Answer 16

“out too late” Found Unaccompanied

• with consent take back to parents
• without consent place in care of OT

Question 17

Section 10B

Summary Offences Act 1981

Answer 17

Child left unaccompanied

• under 14 years
• Without reasonable supervision
• For unreasonable amount of time or circumstance

Question 18

Bill of rights section?

Answer 18

Section 23