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ADPP - MODULE 10-13 REVISION QUIZZES
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1
What is de-facto possession?
People act 'in concert' when concealing and supplying drugs
A drug is planted on a person deliberately
Place a drug where another person may find it accidentally
A drug is in the sole possession of your de-facto
2
What particulars should you record in your notebook?
Anything you like that you want to remember
Time, Date, Place, Incident Type
Time of Incident, Location of Incident, Lunch orders
All answers are correct
3
When may seized liquor be disposed of under the Summary Offences Regulation 2015 (NSW), Clause 5 (1)
B
D
A
C
4
What is the time limit for having a blood and urine sample taken?
8 hours from TOI
2 hours from TOI
4 hours from TOI
6 hours from TOI
5
What legal requirements do you need to consider before conducting an interview?
Age, Impairment, Support, Representation
Court date, Age, Support Person, Legal Representative
Endorsement, Caution, Magistrate, Court hours
6
How is possession proved when related to drugs?
Mens rea is not applicable
Actus reus and mens reas must be proven
Actus reus, mens reas and at least a de-facto control proven
Actus reus only must be proven
7
What are the issuing timeframes for FPNs when all enquiries are complete?
3 calendar months if all enquiries are complete
6 calendar months if the investigation is incomplete
1 calendar month if all enquiries are complete
2 calendar months if the investigation is incomplete
8
Where do police get the power to arrest for a breath analysis?
Schedule 3, Clause 4 - Road Transport Act 2014
Schedule 3, Clause 4 - Road Transport Act 2013
Schedule 4, Clause 3 - Road Transport Act 2013
Schedule 3, Clause 4 - Road Rules 2010
9
Section 197 of LEPRA deals with:
A direction to cease relevant conduct
Police identification
Requesting the identity of a person
Moving people on
10
How many FPNs can you issue at any one time?
3
6
4
2
11
IPE refers to:
Investigate, provide, elements
Inform, provide, evidence
Investigate, proof, elements
Intelligence, products, evidence
12
The Criminal Procedures Act, Section 293B, outlines certain things that must be included in a statement. These are?
Endorsement, Age, Date of Birth
Endorsement, Age, Date of Birth, Address, Contact Numbers
Date of Birth and Endorsememt
Age and Endorsement
13
What are the elements for the offence of Possession of Liquor by Minors under Section 11 (1) of the Summary Offences Act
C
D
A
B
14
Is there an age limit for having a compulsory blood sample taken in accordance with Schedule 3, Clause 11 Road Act
No
Must be 10 years and over
Must be 18 years and over
Must be 15 years and over
15
What is joint possession?
People acting in concert to stop others from custody of them
Possession is for a common purpose
Only 2 people control the drug supply
Drugs are sold by 2 or more people and freely available
16
Police can seize alcohol under the Summary Offences Act 1988 (NSW), Section 11 (2), when..
B
A
C
D
17
Why do you think that hypodermic needles and syringes are not illegal?
Because they are sold by chemist
To reduce blood borne diseases
Part of Needle Exchange Program & Harm Minimisation Policy
Because they are not dangerous weapons
18
What is the definition of manufacture under the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 (NSW), Section 3
Sow or scatter the seed produced by a prohibited plant
Process of extracting or refining a prohibited drug
Knowingly takes part in the manufacture of a prohibited drug
Includes self & distributes, keep, deliver a prohibited drug
19
If a person has been given a direction under 198 (1) (a) (b) LEPRA, they:
Are intoxicated and arrested
Are expected to pay a fine and court
Are arrested and conveyed to the station
Are intoxicated and to leave the public place and not return
20
What is NOT a public place?
The foyer of a police station
The hallway of a block of units
Your work station in your office
A shopping mall
21
In accordance with Section 11 (2) LEPRA, a police officer may request
The address at which they park their vehicle
The name and address of a person who is a driver
The place of work of a person
The identity of a person prior to giving a direction
22
Under what legislation can a blood sample be taken from a driver involved in a crash?
Schedule 3, Clause 32 - Road Transport Act 2013
Schedule 3, Clause 11 - Road Transport Act 2013
Schedule 3, Clause 4 - Road Transport Act 2013
Schedule 11, Clause 3 - Road Transport Act 2013
23
What time period applies to Section 198 (6) for intoxicated people frequenting a public place?
24 hours and longer after the direction is given
Within 6 hours after the direction given
6-10 hours after the direction is given
None of the answers are correct
24
Part 15 Section 201 (1) LEPRA applies to the exercise of the powers by police officers to:
Enter or search premises
Stop, search ir arrest a person, vehicle, vessel or aircraft
All answers are correct
Disclose identity of a person
25
What is the age restriction for breath testing?
14
16
No age restriction
12
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When is liquor not to be disposed of at a time of seizure under Summary Offences Regulation 2015 (NSW), Clause 5 (2)
When there is nowhere to dispose of it safely
When possessed by a minor but not opened
When the person who owns it, wants it taken to the station
When quantity and value make the disposal unreasonable and undesirable
27
what is the standard Statute of Limitations for a summary traffic offence?
3 months
12 months
4 months
6 months
28
What is the definition of liquor as per Liquor Act 2007 (NSW), Section 4?
Non-alcoholic but for the purpose of sale is beer or spirit
All answers are correct
Any other substance prescribed by the regulations as liquor
Drink, at 20 Celsius, contains more than 1.15% ethanol by volume
29
Where do police get the power to demand particulars from the driver and other people involved in a collision?
Road Rules - 286
Road Transport Act - Section 287
Road Rules - 197
Road Rules - 287
30
What are the issuing timeframes for FPNs when the investigation is incomplete?
1 calendar month if the investigation is incomplete
6 calendar months if the investigation is incomplete
2 calendar months if the investigation is incomplete
3 calendar months if the investigation is incomplete
31
Part 15 Section 201 (1) LEPRA applies to the exercise of the powers by police officers to:
All answers are correct
Require the removal of a face covering
Seize property
Establish a crime scene at premises, not being a public place
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Criminal Procedures Regulation, Clause 9J, states that certain personal information should not be included in statements
Mobile Number, Age, Address
Name, DOB, Address of Incident
DOB, Phone numbers, Address
Name, Home phone number, Occupation
33
What is a public place?
Auditorium of a cinema when a movie is being shown
A place - whether or not covered by water
All answers are correct
A part of a premises
34
Police don't supply name or place of duty and the person does not comply with your direction:
A person does commit an offence - Section 205A (1) LEPRA
A person does not commit an offence - Section 204B (1) LEPRA
35
What is the definition of the road?
A
C
D
B
36
What is the definition of a cannabis plant under the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 (NSW), Section 3
Separated resin obtained from cannabis leaf
Cannabis leaf including the achene and seed
Cannabis oil containing tetrahydrocannabinol
Any growing plant of the genus Cannabis
37
What section of LEPRA applies to: Police officers to provide information when exercising powers
202 (1)
199 (2)
99 (1)
198 (A)
38
Under LEPRA failure to comply with directions can be found in:
Young Offenders Act 1997
Crimes Act 1900 Section 8
Law Enforcement (Powers and Resonsibility) Regulation 2015
LEPRA, 2002, Section 199
39
Under the Liquor Act 2007, a person is intoxicated if:
The person's speech and balance is noticeably affected
A person's co-ordination of behaviour is noticeably affected
Answer Red + Yellow and is the result of the consumption of liquor
The person is being disorderly in a licenced premises
40
Where do police get the power to demand the details of who was driving the motor vehicle at the time of an incident?
Section 287 - Road Transport Act 2013
Section 177 - Road Transport Act 2013
Section 175 - Road Transport Act 2013
Section 197 - Road Transport Act 2013
41
What is the definition of a motor vehicle?
A vehicle that is built to be propelled by a human that forms the vehicle
A vehicle that is built to be propelled by a thing that forms the vehicle
A vehicle that is built to be propelled by a motor thats part of the vehicl
A thing that is built to be propelled by a motor that forms part of vehicle
42
What is an admixture under the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 (NSW), Section 4?
It refers to any substance that is mixed in with a drug
It refers to the use or administration of a prohibited drug
It refers to a cocktail
It refers to the cultivation of a prohibited plant
43
What administrative requirements do you need to consider before conducting an interview?
Weather conditions, Time of day, Number of statements to be obtained
If you are hungry, what your partner wants to do, location you are at
Location, Timing of Interview, Appropiateness of Interview
Shift times, Outstanding jobs, Number of people in custody
44
What is exclusive (sole) possession?
On one person and available to many
Available to many, but not under control of anyone
Only held by one person
Only available to one person even if not physically on them
45
Where do police get the power to demand that a driver produces their licence and state their name and address?
Section 176 - Australian Road Rules 2012
Section 178 - Road Transport Act 1995
Section 177 - Road Transport Act 1998
Section 175 - Road Transport Act 2013
46
Are slang terms in court documents related with street culture, youth culture or drug culture acceptable?
Yes, but must be referenced against official term
Yes, but only if they are correct terms
No
Yes, but must have the pharmaceutical definitions
47
The definition of an intoxicated person under LEPRA is a person who:
Is capable of drinking and behaving in a disorderly manner
Is intoxicated and found in a public place
Behaves in a disorderly manner and likely to get injured
Speech, balance, etc, is noticeably affected by alcohol/drugs
48
Elements for the offence of Self Administer Prohibited Drug under s12 of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act are?
A person licence to administer a prohibited drug to self
A person lets another person administer a prohibited drug
The accused, administered to his/herself a prohibited drug
Accused, knowingly forges a prescription for prohibited drug
49
The Criminal Procedures Regulations, Clause 9K states a statement must be signed by who?
Maker and whoever is around
Maker and Witness
Maker and Justice of the Peace
Maker and Legal Representative
