Criminal Investigation Process (HSC SSCE Legal Studies): Flashcards

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Arrest, Detention, and Charge
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Act governing arrest powers in NSW

LEPRA 2002 (NSW)

Standard detention period after arrest

Four hours

Maximum total detention time with extension

Twelve hours

How must police caution be delivered?

Both orally and in writing

What is the right to silence?

Suspects don't have to answer police questions

Required person for interrogation of suspects under 18

A responsible adult (usually parent or guardian)

Recording requirements for interrogations

Videotape and two separate audiotapes

Options at end of detention period

Charge with offence or release unconditionally

Purpose of arrest warrant

Acts as judicial safeguard against arbitrary detention

Consequence if police use excessive force

Police officer can face criminal charges

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