Systematic Approach

Question 1

What are the 8 stages of the Systematic Approach?

Answer 1

1. Victim
2. Appreciation
3. Witness
4. Scene
5. Exhibits
6. Elements
7. Powers
8. Offender

Question 2

What factors should be considered when carrying out an Appreciation?

Answer 2

• what you want to achieve
• factors relevant to achieving your aim
• alternative course of action
• a plan outlining the best course of action open to you

Question 3

Why does the system need to be flexible?

Answer 3

The model is flexible and can be applied accordingly. The order can be adapted to suit the situation. If possible begin with Victim & finish with Offender.

Question 4

What are the 4 recommended open type of questions?

Answer 4

TEDS:

1. Tell me
2. Explain to me
3. Describe it to me
4. Show me

Question 5

What are the 6 basic probing questions?

Answer 5

5 WH’s & 1H:

1. Who?
2. What?
3. Where?
4. When?
5. Why?
6. How?

Question 6

What should you consider when you talk to people or examine scenes of crime?

Answer 6

Seek corroboration between victims, witnesses and the scene such as exhibits.

Question 7

How can the principles within the Prevention First strategy be applied to the Systematic Approach?

Answer 7

Speak to the victim about possible ways to reduce re-victimisation:

• womens refuge
• security improvements
• counselling