Traffic Management Exam

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State 3 sources of traffic law and give an example of each

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Where can definitions be found within the HTA

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Name the other name or title given to a provincial offence notice:

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A provincial offence notice can be used for a maximum of a $ 1 000___ fine.

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A provincial offence notice can be issued by a:

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The PON must be served on the defendant within 30___ days of the offence.

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The defendant has 15___ days to choose an option relating to the alleged offence. The (3) options available to a defendant with the provincial offence notice are:

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The fatal flaws on a PON that will have the court nullify or quash the notice are:

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The Part 3 summons, under the Provincial Offences Act, will indicate NSF___ under the set fine column, within the short form wording chart.

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A Part 3 summons can be used, if a penalty sought by the prosecution is for:

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Since 1996, on top of any fine amount, the province also adds a victim surcharge under the Victims’ Bill of Rights. The surcharge applies to provincial and federal fines and is credited to a special Victim Justice Fund to assist victims of crime. The revenue is allocated to programs and services such as SupportLink, Victim Support Line, Victim Crisis Assistance and Referral Services and Victim/Witness Assistance Programs.The surcharge amount is listed under Regulation 161 of theProvincial Offences Act

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List the 7 steps in the traffic stop procedure;

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6 types of Driver’s responses and an example of each;

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Duties of a police officer; Preserving the peace, preventing crime, apprehending criminals, laying charges and performing duties assigned by the Chief.

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An officer CAN pursue for; A criminal offence that has been or is about to be committed. An officer CANNOT pursue for; A provincial offence such as speeding, careless driving or stunt driving.

Traffic Management Exam

Question 1 of 1

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State 3 sources of traffic law and give an example of each

Select the correct answer(s).

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Where can definitions be found within the HTA

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Name the other name or title given to a provincial offence notice:

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A provincial offence notice can be used for a maximum of a $ __1 000_____ fine.

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A provincial offence notice can be issued by a:

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The PON must be served on the defendant within __30_____ days of the offence.

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The defendant has __15_____ days to choose an option relating to the alleged offence. The (3) options available to a defendant with the provincial offence notice are:

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The fatal flaws on a PON that will have the court nullify or quash the notice are:

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The Part 3 summons, under the Provincial Offences Act, will indicate __NSF_____ under the set fine column, within the short form wording chart.

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A Part 3 summons can be used, if a penalty sought by the prosecution is for:

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List the 7 steps in the traffic stop procedure;

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6 types of Driver’s responses and an example of each;

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Duties of a police officer; Preserving the peace, preventing crime, apprehending criminals, laying charges and performing duties assigned by the Chief.

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An officer CAN pursue for; A criminal offence that has been or is about to be committed. An officer CANNOT pursue for; A provincial offence such as speeding, careless driving or stunt driving.

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A provincial offence notice can be used for a maximum of a $ 1 000___ fine.

The PON must be served on the defendant within 30___ days of the offence.

The defendant has 15___ days to choose an option relating to the alleged offence. The (3) options available to a defendant with the provincial offence notice are:

The Part 3 summons, under the Provincial Offences Act, will indicate NSF___ under the set fine column, within the short form wording chart.