Phase 2 - Arrests and Alternatives

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When commencing proceedings against a child, is the first method preferred to be arrest?

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Youth Justice Act s.12-14

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What other options should you consider when commencing proceedings against a child?

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If a person who is issued an NTA does not go to court, what kind of warrant can be issued for their arrest?

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Which court can issue a Bail Act warrant?

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When can a Bail Act warrant be issued?

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What type of warrants are issued by judges of the circuit, district, supreme courts and court of appeal?

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When must a police officer inform the person arrested under a warrant that they are under arrest and the nature of the offence?

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PPRA s.391

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Who must a police officer notify when giving an NTA or arresting a child?

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PPRA s.392(3)

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When can a police officer not notify people when giving an NTA or arresting a child?

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PPRA s.392(4)

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When a police officer gives a safeguard, such as "If you fail to comply, you can be arrested.", how many more further reasonable warnings should they give?

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PPRA s.633

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What is the initial detention period for questioning of an indictable offence?

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PPRA s.403: "Initial period of detention for investigation or questioning"

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When a person is detained for questioning, how long can you question them for?

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PPRA s.403: "Initial period of detention for investigation or questioning"

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Who can you apply to for an extension of the detention period for questioning of indictable offences?

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PPRA s.405: "Application for extension of detention period"

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When a person is reasonably suspected of not committing an offence for which they were arrested, should you discontinue the arrest?

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PPRA s.376: "When arrest may be discontinued—general rule"

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Phase 2 - Arrests and Alternatives

Question 1 of 1

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When commencing proceedings against a child, is the first method preferred to be arrest?

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

What other options should you consider when commencing proceedings against a child?

Select the correct answer(s).

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If a person who is issued an NTA does not go to court, what kind of warrant can be issued for their arrest?

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Which court can issue a Bail Act warrant?

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When can a Bail Act warrant be issued?

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What type of warrants are issued by judges of the circuit, district, supreme courts and court of appeal?

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When must a police officer inform the person arrested under a warrant that they are under arrest and the nature of the offence?

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Who must a police officer notify when giving an NTA or arresting a child?

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When can a police officer not notify people when giving an NTA or arresting a child?

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When a police officer gives a safeguard, such as "If you fail to comply, you can be arrested.", how many more further reasonable warnings should they give?

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What is the initial detention period for questioning of an indictable offence?

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When a person is detained for questioning, how long can you question them for?

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Who can you apply to for an extension of the detention period for questioning of indictable offences?

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When a person is reasonably suspected of not committing an offence for which they were arrested, should you discontinue the arrest?

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If a person has been arrested for an offence, but there is not sufficient evidence to bring them before the court, should you discontinue the arrest?

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