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7 Cards in this Set
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Identify the primary considerations of the Oranga Tamariki act when children or young people commit offences? |
Well-being and best interest of the child Public interest Interest of the victim Accountability of the child |
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When Mr commissioner of police be informed of a child or young persons arrest |
Within three days, you must report the arrest. |
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What is the necessary requirements when giving a child or young person there rights? |
It must also be explained in a manner appropriate to there age and level of understanding |
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What is the correct age for a nominated individual to attend and being present during a child or young persons, interview |
20 years old |
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What is the requirement of section 214A of the Oranga Tamariki Act. |
Do not arrest children without a warrant, unless you are: Preventing further offences Preventing loss or destruction of evidence Preventing witness, interference Insuring child’s court appearance If child has breached bail |
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Who can be a nominated person for a child? |
Parents Guardians Adult members of Or any other adult selected by the child |
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What is a reason for police refusing a nominated person? |
If a person cannot be located or isn’t available If the person that may prefer the course of justice (Ie: co offender) |
