Reporting and Investigating Crime (HSC SSCE Legal Studies): Flashcards

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Reporting and Investigating Crime
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Crime Stoppers

National program for anonymous crime reporting

Sexual assault reporting rate in Australia

Up to 85% unreported

Charge (criminal law)

Formal accusation of committing a criminal offence

In situ

Latin: 'in the place' where evidence is found

Inadmissible evidence

Evidence contaminated/compromised, can't be used in court

DNA evidence definition

Genetic material linking suspect to crime scene

Warrant

Legal document authorising police to perform specific acts

Reasonable grounds

Subjective test of officer's honest belief for search

Property offences reporting rate

Widely reported - victims want property back, need insurance

NSW search & seizure legislation

Law Enforcement (Powers & Responsibilities) Act 2002

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