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14 Cards in this Set
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A person against whom there is probable cause to believe a crime has been committed is a ______________. |
Victim |
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Can be events, words, colors, smells, locations, etc. that remind the brain of the traumatic event and earn the body of potential danger |
Triggers |
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Sexual assaults occur with a known offender between _____ and _____ percent of the time. |
70, 80 |
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What are the types of communication when dealing with deaf or hard of hearing individuals? |
Sign language, lip reading, reading/writing, hear aids |
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A ____________ person is considered visually impaired when, with best correction, he or she has difficulty reading a newspaper, is unable to see objects with peripheral vision, among many other indicators. |
Visually impaired |
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Defined as no better than 20/200 corrected vision in the better eye |
Legally blind |
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Defined as a physical, mental, or health impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities |
Disability |
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Two primary ways for an individual with low vision/blind to achieve independent mobility |
Guide dog or “white” cane |
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Immigrants may fear or distrust law enforcement and be reluctant to call for help or cooperate with first responders because of _____ and _____. |
Deportation, separation from their family |
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A __________ is any animal individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability. |
Service animal |
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Service animals may assist individuals by: |
Alerting people with hearing disabilities; pulling wheelchairs; assisting people with mobility disabilities; alerting a person to the onset of a medical crisis |
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Provides financial assistance to innocent victims of crime as a result of being injured from criminal conduct |
North Carolina Crime Victims Compensation Act |
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Under the North Carolina Crime Victims Compensation Act, how much monies could an individual receive? |
Maximum of $30,000 for medical expenses and an additional $5,000 for funeral expenses |
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Who is eligible under the North Carolina Crime Victims Compensation Act? |
A victim; a dependent of a deceased victim; a person authorized to act on behalf of a victim, or a dependent |
